drugs Flashcards

(35 cards)

1
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ARB

A

candesartan

diarrhoea

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2
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montelukast

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stomach pain

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3
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loop diuretic

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furosemide and bumetanide

weakness, arrhythmia

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4
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statin

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atorvastatin, simvastatin
nosebleed, sore throat
DO LFT

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5
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thiazide

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bendroflumethiazide

alkalosis

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6
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potassium sparing diuretic

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spironolactone

loss of libido

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7
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salbutamol

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tremor
headache
throat irritation

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8
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rifampicin

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red urine

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9
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isonaizid

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hepatitis

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10
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pyrazinamide

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arthalgia

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11
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ethambutol

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optic neuritis

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12
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corticosteroids

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budenoside, beclamethosone, prednisolone, methylprednisolone immunosuppression, weight gain, pancreatitis

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13
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rituximab

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fever

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14
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methotrexate

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interstitial lung disease, N&V, teratogenic

DO FBC, U&E, LFT, CXR

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15
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NSAIDs

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cirrhosis, liver toxicity, stomach irritation

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16
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beta blockers

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propranolol atenolol

dizziness

17
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ACE inhbitors

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ramipril, enalapril
dry cough
DO U&E

18
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metformin

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tired, dizzy, lactic acidosis

19
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sulfonylurea

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hypoglycaemia

20
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amiodarone

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jaundice

DO LFT TFT CXR

21
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sodium valproate

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hepatic failure

22
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p2y12 antagonists

23
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what is depo medrone used for?

A

methylprednisolone for rheumatic arthritis pain, SLE, allergies, MSK inflammation

24
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what is gliclazide

A

a sulfonylurea which binds to SUR-1 (sulfonylurea) receptors on beta cells which causes greater insulin release

25
what is mirtazapine?
an atypical antidepressant, commonly used also used in anxiety and insomnia
26
what might you prescribe if an angina patient was having headaches from too much nitrogen medication?
nicorandil, an anti anginal
27
what drug is best to use in COPD exacerbations?
doxycycline
28
what antibiotic is best used in skin infections?
flucloxacillin
29
why can't you OD on penicillin?
it is water soluble
30
alternative to co-codamol
co-dydramol
31
how do opiates help in MI and pulmonary oedema?
reduce cardiac work and oxygen demand by reducing the sympathetic nervous system.
32
hi receptor antagonist
certrizine | chlorpheniramine
33
how does mebeverine work?
anticholingergic
34
what happens after opioid withdrawal?
catecholamine release (could be dangerous)
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what is tolerance
where activating receptors>down regulation and need of higher dose to get the same effect