Gastro (last one!!!) Flashcards

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1
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name a surfactant laxative

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docusate

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2
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name some protective factors against ulcers

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mucus
prostaglandins
bicaronate
circulation

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why does loperamide have few effects on the brain

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because it crosses the blood brain barrier properly

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5
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what drug is an enhancer of mucosal defenses

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misoprostol

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6
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what causes an ulcer

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imbalance between aggressive or lesional factors and defensive or protective layers

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7
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name 3 other effects that bismuth subsalicylate has

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bacteriostatic
antisecretory
anti-inflammatory

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8
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name 3 antacids

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Mg(OH)2
Al(OH)3
CaCO3

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9
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name the quadruple therapy with bismuth to treat h pylori

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PPI
tetracycline
bismuth salts
metronidazole

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10
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what is an adverse effect of Al(OH)3

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constipation

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11
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name the quadruble therapy without bismuth to treat h pylori

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PPI (esomeprazole)
3 antibiotics:
amoxicillin
clarithromycin
metronidazole

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12
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what causes most duodenal ulcers

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95% h pylori
5% NSAIDs

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13
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how does sucralfate work

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it forms a thick protective barrier on the ulcer

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14
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name some other antidiarrheal drugs

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anticholinergic drugs
verapamil
Al salts
diphenoxylate and atropine

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15
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what is an ulcer

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defined area of erosion passing through the lining of the GI wall

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16
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name some AE of misoprostol

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diarrhea
cramps
uterus contraction

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17
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how do lubrification laxatives work

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coat the intestinal lining

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18
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how does loperamide

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decreases intestinal motility which allows more time absorption of fluid and electrolytes

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19
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what type of drug is misoprostol

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prostaglandin PGE1 analogue

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20
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what causes most gastric ulcers

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70% h pylori
25% NSAIDs

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21
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what is the duration of quadruple therapy with bismuth

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7-14 days

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22
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how do osmotic laxatives work

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they draw water by osmosis into the intestine and colon

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23
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less prostaglandins in gastric mucosa leads to what

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dec mucus
dec bicarbonate
dec gastric circuation
inc secretion of HCl

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24
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how do stimulate laxatives work

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stimulate enterie neurons:
inc peristalsis
inc water electrolytes in colon

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25
name 2 mucosal coating agents
sucralfate bismuth subsalicylate
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many antidiarrheal agents are derivative of what kind of drugs
opioid
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loperamide is a derivative of what
morphine
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describe the systematic action of NSAIDs (in regards to ulcers)
reduce the synthesis of protective prostaglandins in the gastric mucosa
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how do surfactant laxatives work
alter stool consistency facilitate penetration of water into feces
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what is the last line of defense for epithelial cells against ulcers
gastric circulation (allows them to dump acid)
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name some H2 receptor antagonists
cimetidine ranitidine famotidine nizatidine
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name a lubrification laxative
mineral oil
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how do antacids work
theyre alkaline compounds that neutralize gastric acid
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what is a general adverse effect of antacids
can reduce the absorption of certain drugs (ciprofloxacin and tetracycline)
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what are some AE of cimetidine
inhibits hepatic metabolism anti-androgenic effect
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describe the duration of antacids
short lol
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how do antacids affect pepsin
by inc the gastric pH, pepsin activity reduces
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name 5 drugs used int he treatment of peptic ulcers/hypersecretion of gastric acid
antacids mucosal defenses H2 receptor antagonists PPIs antibacterial drugs
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what is an adverse effect of Mg(OH)2
diarrhea
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what is an AE of sucralfate
constipation
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how do NSAIDs topically cause ulcers
gastric epithelial cells are damaged by the absorption of the acidic drug
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how do PPIs work
they inhibit the gastric H/K ATPase pump
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what is the eradication rate of quadruple therapy with bismuth
85-95%
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name 3 off label uses of misoprostol
cervical ripening induction of labor termination of pregnancy
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how to H2 receptor antagonists
decreases the secretion of gastric acid by parietal cells
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what are the four goals of peptic ulcer drug therapy
alleviate symptoms promote healing prevent complications prevent recurrence
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name some AEs of bismuth subsalicylate
black tongue black feces
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why would you wnat to use ranitidine over cimetidine
few adverse effects
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name 2 bulk-forming laxitives
psyllium inulin
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how does bismuth subsalicylate work
forms a protecitve barrier over gastric mucosa
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name some osmotic laxatives
lactulose polyethylene glycol Mg(OH)2
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what two things does misoprostol do
stimulates submucosal blood flow and production of HCO3 and mucus attenuates histamine induced gastric acid production
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why do NSAIDs have an enteric coating
to try and prevent damage to GI epithelial cells
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name two anti-opioid laxative
methylnaltrexone naloxegol
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name a main antidiarrheal drug
loperamide
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name some aggressive or lesional ulcer factors
acid pepsin bile h pylori nsaids
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name some AE of PPIs
well tolerated overall headache diarrhea inc risk of osteoporosis inc risk of C diff and GI infections dec absorption of vit B12 and iron
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name 2 stimulant laxatives
bisacodyl sennosides
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what mucosal defense forms a thick protective barrier on an ulcer
sucralfate
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name some 3 PPIs
esomeprazole pantoprazole rabeprazole dexlansoprazole
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what kind of drug is loperamide
antidiarrheal agents
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how do bulk-forming laxatives work
stimulates water retention within stool