GI Flashcards

(26 cards)

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ANTACIDS
Metallic
Basic

Agents with highest ANC

fasting- reduce acidity for
after meal- reduced for

A

metallic- ca, al, mg
basic- hydroxide, bicarbonate, carbonate

Sodium bicarbonate and calcium carbonate (suspensions)

20-40 minutes
2-3 hours

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ANTACIDS PRECAUTIONS

Ca- based

Mg-based

Al-based

A

ca- requires vitamin d - hypercalcemic or renal calculi

mg- renal failure

al- renal failure or dialysis- worsens dialysis osteomalacia

*sodium content for HTN CHF RENAL

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ANTACID ADR
mg
al and ca

USE
hyperacidity
pud
gerd

A

diarrhea
constipation
(maalox has both neutralizes effects)

hyperacidity- QID
PUD- used after meals and bedtime, adjunct
combined anacids alum/mag
GERD- every 30-60 until subside

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-
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Absorbent (keolin/pectin, pepto bismal)

Opiates- diphenoxylate with atropine (lomotil); difenoxin with atropine (motofen); loperamide (imodium) SCHEDULE V

Anticholinergics (atropine)

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ANTIDIARRHEAL PRECAUTIONS/ADRS

Special populations

Bismuth salicylate

Opiods (tid or qid)

A

use caution with all in elderly
contraindicated in children
pregnancy category C except Imodium is B (lactation use caution)

bismuth-
reye syndrome children with flu like illness
can turn tongue black-idiosyncratic
risk of toxicity with aspirin 
risk for hypoglycemia

Opioids- decrease intestinal motility can lead to toxic megacolon
diphenoxylate and difenoxin with atropine- anticholinergic and CNS effects

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CYTOPROTECTIVE AGENTS

DOSING QID

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carafate- binds to ulcer tissue

  • no precautions, cat B
  • constipation
  • decreases absorption

cytotec (misoprostol)- prostaglandin analog replaces prostaglandins (NSAIDS)

  • RENAL
  • PREGNANCY X- DO NOT GIVE abortifacient
  • diarrhea, menstrual
  • mag- increase diarrhea
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CYTOPROTECTIVE EDUCATION
misoprostol
carafate

A

misoprostol take with food- if diarrhea greater than a week contact provider, cat X

carafate on empty stomach, constipation prevention

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ANTIEMETICS
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Antihistamines (benadryl, vistaril) 
Phenothiazines (compazine, phenergan) 
Cannabinoids (marinol) 
5ht3 receptor antagonists (SETRONS- ondansetron, palonosetron) 
Misc.- tigan
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ANTIEMETICS

antihistamine cons.

phenothiazines cons.

cannabinoids cons.

5ht3-

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anticholinergic- caution in elderly

extrapyramidal reactions- do not give in parkinsons
promethazine- fatal resp depression in <2 and long term use can lead to bone marrow depression and blood dyscrasias

euphoria, depression, somnolence, CV (palp, tach, hypotension) SEIZURE LIKE ACTIVITY- contraindicated in seizure d/o; may cause behavior changes

constipation, fatigue, dizziness, diarrhea, RARE CV(tachy, brady, hypotension QT prolongation) CAN mask progressive ileus

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ANTIEMETIC USE
n/v gastroenteritis or d/t drugs use:

motion sickness

vomiting d/t gastroparesis

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5ht3- low side effect
phenothiazine (not in children) initial short term

dramamine or meclizine 1 to 2 hours before

prokinetic

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ANTIEMETIC THINK…

A

additive cns or anticholinergic effects- elderly

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Histamine2 Receptor Antagonists 
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use

A
TIDINE 
Cimetidine 
Ranitidine 
Famotidine 
Nizatidine 

reduce gastric acid secretion NPO, GERD, prophylaxis

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h2ra CONSIDERATIONS

caution with

Special populations

ADR

A

renal disease- adj needed, NIZATIDINE and RANITIDINE (possible hepatic)

Pregnancy Category B
Children- RANITIDINE AND FAMOTIDINE approved for infants and children

Antiandrogenic (gynecomastia, impotance esp. with cimetidine)
CNS (confusion, agitation, psychosis, depression, disorientation)
Hematological (rare but severe- agranulocytosis, granulocytopenia, aplastic anemia)

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h2ras CONSIDERATIONS CONT

Interactions

USE

Education

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Interactions- cimetidine CYP dont use
If long term use or high dose MONITOR LIVER

GERD BID (not infants) 
PUD- not primary, step down therapy 
RENAL DOSING 

Take with meals
Separate antacids by 30 to hour
Drowsiness
Smoking/alcohol

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PROKINETICS
action
ex.

Precautions

Special population

A

stimulate motility of GI tract without stimulating secretions
Metoclopramide (Reglan)

Black box warning- tardive dyskinesia, do not give to parkinsons
Any GI problems suspected do not give (bleed, obstruction, perforation)
History of depression- caution (possible SI)
RENAL DEPRESSION

Pregnancy Category B

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PROKINETICS

ADRS

Interactions

Dosing consideration

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tardive dyskinesia, depression dizziness, diarrhea
HYPOGLYCEMIA in diabetes
Rare- galactorrhea, amenorrhea, gynecomastia, impotence

Anticholinergics reverse action (trying to speed up motility anticholinergic is slowing it down)

Increased risk EPS with other drugs that can cause EPS

CrCl below 40 initiate at half daily dose

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PROKINETICS EDUCATION

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30 mins before meals 
do not double dose 
drowsy 
additive cns with cns depressants (alcohol) 
report involuntary movements
18
Q

PPI

precautions
esp. special pop

A

antisecretory-

LIVER
PREGNANCY B or C (use caution, anomalies)
ELDERY
can mask s/s gastric cancer

Children
Esomeprazole, omeprazole, and lansoprazole approved shorte term in children >1
Pantoprazole and rabeprazole only for children >12

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Q

PPI cont

risk for ________
long term use ______

Interaction with ___

A

nutrient deficiencies (iron, b12, calcium–osteoporosis) and microbial pathogens (pneumonia, c.diff) d/t decreased acidic environment

plavix- decrease effectiveness (omeprazole)
Atazanivir, indinavir, nelfinavir- decrease effectiveness
MONITOR WARFARIN PTS

20
Q

LAXATIVES

types

A

stimulants- senna cascara bisacodyl castors oil
osmotics- mag hydroxide, mag citrate, sodium phosphate, polyethylene glycol
bulk producing- psyllium, methylcellulose, and polycarbophil
lubricants- mineral oil
surfactants- docusate sodium, docusate calcium
hyperosmolar-glycerine, lactulose

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LAXATIVES
Precautions contraindications

contraindicated in
magnesium hydroxide contraindicated in

rapid response short term use DOC

Slower response

Pregnancy?

A

presence n/v or abdominal pain

renal dysfunction

stimulant DOC (senna, cascara, bisacodyl, castor oil) or osmotic (mag hydroxide, mag citrate, polytethylene)

bulk forming

bulk forming

22
Q

GERD

STEP UP THERAPY

STEP DOWN

A

Antacid/lifestyle
H2 receptor antagonist 4-8 weeks (if resolves cont. for 12 weeks)
PPI 4-8 weeks (if better step back down, if symptoms return start back on PPI, no improvement after this refer)

PPI and lifestyle for 8 weeks (symptom free 4 weeks step down to h2ra) if not relieved increase PPI to BID for 4-8 weeks (sx free 4 weeks step back down to once a day and reassess in 6-12 months)
if symptoms arent relieved after 8 weeks refer

23
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Pediatric GERD

24
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PUD tx

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  1. Lifestyle OTC antacids and h2 blockers
  2. H.pylori testing and PPI
  3. Tx h. pylori or figure out cause
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Tx H. pylori Triple therapy Quadruple therapy Once completed therapy....
``` PPI plus Clarithromycin or Metronidazole Amoxicillin (lansoprazole, amoxicillin, clarithromycin- prevpac) Tx 10-14 days ``` ``` PPI plus Metronidazole Tetracycline (except childbearing age) Bismuth salicylate 14 days (second line tx) ``` continue PPI for 8-12 weeks
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Levofloxacin based therapy for PUD H. pylori
PPI levofloxacin amoxicillin 10-14 days (second line or rescue)