Drugs Flashcards

(46 cards)

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Treatment for GERD

  • Pharmacological
  • Non-pharmacological
A

Pharmacological tx

  • PPI
  • Antacids
  • H2RA
  • Reglan
  • Alginic Acid

Non-pharmacological

  • Eliminating acidic foods and EtOH
  • Decrease weight
  • Not lying down within 3H after meals
  • Elevating the bed 6 inches
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Cause of Peptic ulcer disease (PUD)

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  • H. Pylori
  • ASA
  • NSAIDs
  • Corticosteroids
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Treatment of PUD

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  • Antacid, H2 Blockers, PPI
  • If pt is on NSAIDS, add misoprostol
  • For H. Pylori: use ABX
  • Sucralfate
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Carafate

  • Use
  • Administer
  • # 1 SE:
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Sucralfate

  • Bandaid for ulceration of PUD
  • Take b/4 food ON EMPTY STOMACH up to QID
  • # 1 SE: Constipation (xerostomia = dry mouth)
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Antacid

  • Agents
  • DDIs
  • SEs
  • Pregnancy Cat
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Agents:

  • NaHCO3: do not take w/ high BP and pregnancy (Na retain water)
  • CaCO3: Constipation
  • Al(OH)3: Constipation. Do not give to renal imp pt
  • Mg(OH)2: Diarrhea. Do not give to renal imp pt
DDIs
- Chelation of Tetracycline
  => Tetracycline, minocyline, doxycyline 
  => Do not give Antacids w/in 2H 
- Quinolones
  => Give 2H b/4 or 6H after antacids
- Levothyroxine
- Iron
- Absorption of drugs require acid pH 
  => Ketoconazole, itraconazole, etc

SEs

  • HyperCa, HyperMg
  • Constipation: Al, Ca
  • Diarrhea - Mg
  • Flatulence - NaHCO3
  • Aluminum intoxication
  • Na load
  • Safe in pregnancy
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Gaviscon

  • Indication
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Alginic Acid

  • I: Protects esophageal mucosa (need to be in upright position)
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Tagament

  • Dose
  • Forms
  • SEs
  • DDIs
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Cimetidine

  • Dose: 400-800mg/day
  • Forms: IV/IM, tab, PO sol’n
  • SEs: drowsiness, dizziness, agitation, gynecomastia
  • DDIs: Inhibitor => has most DDI of all H2RAs
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Zantac

  • Forms
  • Dose
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Ranitidine

  • Forms: IV/IM, tabs, caps, syrup
  • Dose: 150mg BID or 300mg QHS PO
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Pepcid

  • Forms:
  • Dose
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Famotidine

  • Forms: IV, tabs, suspension
  • Dose: 20mg BID or 40mg QHS
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Axid

  • Forms
  • Dose
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Nizatidine

  • Forms: Tabs, caps, sol’n
  • Dose: 150mg BID or 300mg QHS
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All H2RAs come in IV except:

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  • Except Nizatidine - Axid
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All H2RAs take at HS except

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Cimetidine - Tagament 400-800mg/day

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H2RA

  • Which cause endocrine SEs: galactorrhea, gynecomastia, impotence?
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  • Endocrine SEs: Cemetidine - Tagament
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H2RA

  • DOC in Pregnancy
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  • All Cat B

- DOC: Ranitidine - Zantac

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H2RA

  • Renal adjust
A
  • Rec 1/2 dose
  • Cemetidine: CrCl less 30
  • All other: CrCl less than 50
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H2RA

  • SEs
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  • CNS: dizziness, sedation, HA, confusion

=> List in Beer criteria for elderly > 65y.o => worsen dementia and delirium

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H2RAs

  • Which drug has DDI?
A
  • Cimetidine (CYP 1A2 inhibitor):

incr warfarin and theophylline

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For nocturnal acid breakthrough, add what

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Add H2RA QHS

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Prilosec
Prilosec OTC

  • Dose:
  • DDI
A

Omeprazole

  • Dose: 20mg PO QD on EMPTY stomach
  • DDI:
    • Inc diltiazem, warfarin, phenytoin.
    • Decrease ketocontazole, itraconazole, iron, digoxin
20
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Zegerid
Zegerid OTC

  • Direction to take:
A

Omeprazole + Na Biocar

  • Mix w/ 30mL of water and consume immediately
21
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Nexium

  • Dose
  • Adm
A

Esomeprazole

  • Dose: 20-40mg QD (Zollinger-Ellision 40mg BID)
  • Adm: on empty stomach
22
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Vimovo

A

Esomeprozole/Naproxen

23
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Prevacid
Prevacid 24H

  • NG tube
  • Forms
  • Dose
A

Lansoprazole

  • NG tube: Suspension do not give through NG tube
  • Forms: Cap, ODT, Suspension
  • Dose: 15-30mg QD before meals
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Dexilant

  • Dose
A

Dexlansoprazole

  • R-isomer of lansoprazole
  • Dose: 30-60mg PO Daily w/ or w/o foods
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Protonix - Indication - Dose
Pantoprazole - GERD, PUD, Zollinger-Ellision - Dose: 40mg QD
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Aciphex - Indication - Dose
Rabeprazole - Indication: GERD, PUD, Zollinger-Ellision - Dose: 20mg QD (Zollinger-Ellision upto 60mg BID)
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PPI - Which available in OTC
- Omeprazole: Prilosec OTC - Omeprazole/Na Biocar: Zegerid OTC - Lansoprazole 24H: Prevacid-24H
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PPI - Agents come in IV - SEs - Renal dose adjuted
IV = LEP - Lansoprazole - Esomeprazole - Pantoprazole SEs - HA, dizziness - Chronic use = B12 deficiency - May increase C.diff - Decrease Ca, Mg - Renal dose adjusted: No
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Rapinex
- Omeprazole oral suspension
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PPI Tx Zollinger-Ellision
PER - Pantoprazole - Protonix: 40 mg BID - Esomeprazole - Nexium: 40mg BID - Rabeprazole - Aciphex: up to 60 mg BID
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PPI - Can give via NG - PEL
=> Pantoprazole (Protonix): sus can give via NG-Tube - Esomeprazole (Nexium) Cap & suspension => Lansoprazole also comes in suspension but DO NOT give via NG tube but CAP can open up and give thr NG-tube
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PPI - Come in ODT
- Lansoprazole - Prevacid
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Prevpac
=> CAL Lansoprazole 30 mg PLUS Amoxicillin 500 mg PLUS Clarithromycin 500 mg
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Naprapac
Lansoprazole 15mg PLUS | Naproxen 500 mgoai
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PPI - Come only in PO
- Dexlansoprazole - Dexilant - Omeprazole - Lansoprazole - Rabeprazold IV - Esomeprazole - Protonix
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PPI - Can give with or without foods => RDP
- Dexlansoprazole - Dexilant - Pantoprazole - Protonix - Rabeprazole - Aciphex
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PPI - Can give to children w/ GERD
- Rabeprazole - Aciphex - /= 15 kg: 10 mg PO QD up to 12 W - >/= 12 y.o: 20 mg PO QD up to 8W
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PPI DDI - Inhibitors of 2C19
- Omeprazole - Esomeprazole => Decr: diazepam, phenytoin, warfarin => Inhibit enzyme convert plavix to its active form
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PPI DDI - Dont interact w/ CYP450 => PR
- Pantoprazole | - Rabeprazole
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PPI Preg Cat B => PRL
- Pantoprazole - Rabeprazole - Lansoprazole
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PPI Preg Cat C
- Omeprazole | - Esomeprazole
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PPI - Decrease bioavailability
- Ketoconazole - Itraconazole - Cefpodoxime
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Misoprolol - SEs - Preg Cat
Cytotec - SEs: diarrhea, uterine bleeding, spontaneous abortion - Preg Cat: X
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Cytoprotective agents
- Misoprolol - Bismuth - Sucralfate
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GERD in children - H2RA - PPI - LEO
H2RA - Famotidine: approve all age - Ranitidine: > 1mo PPI - Lansorprazole - Omeprazole - Esomeprazole
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GERD in Pregnancy - Rec
- Antacids - Alginate - Sucrafate 1g TID (constipation) - H2RA: Ranitidine (most study) => take after meal - PPI: Lansoprazole 30 mg b/4 breakfast