GI drugs Flashcards

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Cimetidine, ranitidine, famotidine

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H2 receptor antagonists
block Histamine from ECL cells
not as effective as PPI (70%)
Tx: nocturnal acid secretion, duodenal ulcers (4-8 weeks) zollinger-ellison sydrome (increased gastrin secretion)
renal metabolism via organic cation system
AE (

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misoprostol

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synthetic PGE2
decreased food induced acid (80-90%)
short 1/2 life (3 hours)
used to prevent NSAID injury
AE Diarrhea, exacerbation of IBD, uterine contraction (abortion)
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Sucralfate (carafate)

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octasulfate of sucrose with Al(OH)3
forms pH neutral protective film
acid activated (take before food, no antacids or PPI)
tx stress ulcers (duodenal> gastric)
AE constipation, blocks drug absorption
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antacid

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Al(OH)3- slow acting, slow motility-constipation
Mg(OH)2- fast acting, speeds motility (CCKr)- contraindicated in renal disease
CaCO3- hypercalcemia
last 2-3 hours with food
AE rebound acid secretion, may block drug absorption (space by 2 hours)

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pirenzepine

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Muscarinic antagonist (m1 specific)
block ACh at intramural ganglia causing decreased vagal response
block stimulation of parietal and ECL cells
decrease acid by 40-50%
AE: significant anticholinergic effects (rarely used)

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tegaserod

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5-HT4 partial agonist
Prokinetic
for females
tx IBS, chronic constipation and bloating
AE-fatal cardiac arrhythmias (restricted distribution program)

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cisapride

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5-HT4 receptor agonist and adenylate cyclase stimulant
prokinetic
tx GERD and gastroparesis
AE fatal cardiac arrhythmias

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bethanechol

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M2 and M3 cholinergic agonist
prokinetic
AE bradycardia, flushing, diarrhea, cramps, salivation, blurred vission

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Neostigmine methylsulfate

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AChEI
prokinetic
tx An Ileus

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metoclopramide

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D2 antagonist, some 5-HT3 antagonist
prokinetic
Tx increase LES tone, upper GI motility, relieve GERD, antiemetic with chemotherapy, laxative
AE extrapyramidal signs (dystonias, parkinson’s like, tardive dyskenesia)

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erythromycin, oleadomycin, azithromycin, clarithromycin

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macrolides
prokinetic (imitate motilin)
lead to gastric dumping (may be pxful)
tx: move bezoars, scleroderma, pseudo-obstructions

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lactulose, sorbitol, mannitol

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osmotic laxative
sugars
tx constipation with opioids and vincristine; decreases intestinal pH to trap NH4-> liver disease

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glycerin

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laxative
suppository
hydroscopic and lubricant- increases water retention leading to peristalsis

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docusate

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stool wetting agents, stool softeners
do not increase frequency
surfactants that promote fat stool mixing

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bisacodyl

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irritant laxative
PO or PR
not to chew or take with milk/antacids

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castor oil

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smooth muscle stimulation–> increased small bowel motility

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methyl cellulose, psyllium, polycarbophil

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bulk forming laxative
fiber laxative
bulk increases peristalsis
tx regular soft stools
AE: exacerbate intestinal obstructions, absorb other drugs
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bismuth

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antidiarrheal
anti secretory, anti inflammatory, anti microbial
H. pylori tx

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alosetron

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5-HT3 antagonist
antidiarrheal
tx IBS diarrhea
(acts opposite 5-HT4)
AE constipation with fatal ischemic colitis
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ondansetron, granistron, dolasetron, palonosetron

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5-HT3 antagonist; act on CTZ, NTS and peripheral small intestine
antiemetic
liver metabolism (except palonosetron)
AE constipation, diarrhea, HA, light headed
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prochlorperazine, chlorpromazine

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phenothiazines
D2 receptors in CTZ and H1 receptors (cerebellum)
tx motion sickness, antiemetic (not as affective for chemo as metoclopramide)
AE extrapyramidal signs, dissociative dysphoria

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cyclizine, promethazine, hydroxyzine, diphenhydramine

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antihistamine, cerebellum and NTS
tx antiemetic and motion sickness
cyclizine- anticholinergic -> for abdominal CA

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scopolamine

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muscarinic ACh receptor antagonist (vestibular apparatus)
transdermal patch
tx motion sickness, post surgical antiemetic
AE dry mouth, blurred vissioin
behavioral issues with px or anxiety

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syrup of ipecac

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emetic

acts on CTZ

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Apomorphine
emetic D2 agonist in CTZ used primarily in veterinary medicine
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Omeprazole, esomeprazole, lansoprazole
PPI All prodrugs, activated at site of action by acid after systemic delivery irreversible inhibition must be protected from gastric acid active for 2 hours, take 2-5 days for true efficacy First line for hyperacidity (90% reduction) Tx GERD, erosive esophagus, peptic ulcer, H. pylori tx, zolleringer-Ellison syndrome, NSAID induced ulcer. AE: Nausea, abdominal px, constipation, flatuence, diarrhea, rare: myopathy, arthralgia, HA, skin rashes rebound hypergastrinemia with gastritis with withdrawal Drug interactions (liver metabolism) increase serum warfarin decrease serum clopidogrel