Gastrointestinal Flashcards
Magnesium oxide/hydroxide
C- antacid
MA- Buffer- neutralizes gastric acids and decreases pH dependent conversion of pepsinogen to pepsin, to reduce gastric damage
TE- reduces gastritis and PUD
Aluminum oxide
C- antacid
MA- Buffer- neutralizes gastric acids and decreases pH dependent conversion of pepsinogen to pepsin, to reduce gastric damage
TE- reduces gastritis and PUD
Calcium Carbonate
C- antacid
MA- Buffer- neutralizes gastric acids and decreases pH dependent conversion of pepsinogen to pepsin, to reduce gastric damage
TE- reduces gastritis and PUD
Bismuth
C- Antimicrobials
MA- increases mucus secretion and disrupts bacterial cell wall adhesion to gastric mucosa, reducing bacterial damage
TE- treat PUD and gastritis caused by H. pylori infection
Antibiotic combinations e.g. amoxicillin/ tetracycline
C- Antibiotics
MA- inhibit bacterial cell growth and eliminate infection by H. pylori
TE- treat PUD and gastritis caused by H. pylori infection
Cimetidine
C- Histamine receptor antagonist
MA- parietal cell H2 histamine receptor antagonist- blocks activation of proton pump
TE- treats PUD, gastritis, and GERD
Ranitidine
C- Histamine receptor antagonist
MA- parietal cell H2 histamine receptor antagonist- blocks activation of proton pump
TE- treats PUD, gastritis, and GERD
Omeprazole
C- Proton Pump Inhibitor
MA- drugs directly inhibit proton pump of parietal cells, slows onset of action
TE- treats PUD, gastritis, esophagitis, GERD, esophageal bleeding
Esomeprazole
C- Proton Pump Inhibitor
MA- drugs directly inhibit proton pump of parietal cells, slows onset of action
TE- treats PUD, gastritis, esophagitis, GERD, esophageal bleeding
Misoprostol
C- Synthetic Prostaglandins
MA- prostaglandin receptor agonist, mimic the inhibitory effects of prostaglandin on parietal cells
TE- treats gastritis and PUD caused by steroids or NSAIDs
Loperamide
C- Antidiarrheal drug
MA- Opioid receptor agonist- mimics inhibitory effect of endorphins along GI tract
TE- treat severe diarrhea