GI pt 2 Flashcards

(40 cards)

1
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Which histamine two receptor antagonist is available in IV formulation

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Famotidine

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What are the three available histamine two receptor antagonist?

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Cimetidine, famotidine, and nizatidine

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What kind of antagonist are the histamine two receptors?

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They are competitive and reversible antagonist

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Where did the H2 receptor sites bind?

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On the surface of parietal cells

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When are H2 receptor antagonist more effective?

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They are more effective for nighttime, nocturnal secretions rather than daytime

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What can histamine two receptor antagonist be used for?

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To heal do a dental and gastric ulcers, hypersecretory conditions, to prevent stress ulcers in critically ill patients, for reflux, esophagitis, upper G.I. bleeding and Gerd

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What are the adverse effects of histamine to receptor antagonist?

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Headache, vertigo, dizziness, vomiting, diarrhea, constipation, rash puripits, decrease libido, gynecomastia, and B12 deficiency

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Which histamine two receptor antagonist shows more adverse effects

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Cimetidine

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What is the most common adverse hematologic effect of histamine two receptors

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Blood dyscrasias like thrombocytopenia

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What patient population may require a higher dose of H2RA

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Cigarette smokers

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What patient population needs a reduced dose of H2 receptor antagonist

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Patient with moderate to severe renal failure

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Which histamine receptor has the most drug interactions?

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Cimetidine

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Are histamine two receptor antagonist safe to use in pregnancy

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Yes, they are pregnancy category B and assumed safe in lactation

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What are antacids?

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They are weak bases that neutralize hydrochloric acid to form salts and water

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Which type of antacids can be used to suppress H pylori and enhance me coastal defense

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Aluminum containing antacids

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Which antacids have a laxative effect and are used prior to endoscopies

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Magnesium

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Which antacids can cause constipation

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What combination of antacids can be used to lower stomach acid without producing constipation or diarrhea?

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Magnesium and aluminum combined

19
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What are the brand names for the calcium salt antiacids

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Maalox and Tums

20
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What are the name brands of the sodium salt antacids

21
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What are the name brands of the aluminum salt antacids

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What is the name brand of the magnesium salt antacid

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Milk of magnesia

23
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Which two antacids are absorbed in the gut

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Calcium carbonate and sodium carbonate

24
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Which two antacids are absorbed in the bowel

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Magnesium salts and aluminum salts

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What timing should you use when dosing antacids around food?
Take one hour before or one hour after meals
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Which form of antacids neutralize less acid per dose, but have a longer duration of action
Tablets
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How should you dose other medications that have drug drug interactions with antacids?
You can take the other medication’s one hour before or three hours after the antacid
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Which two herbal supplements do antacids interact with
Ginger and acidophilus
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What is the duration of time in which antacids should be dosed?
For no longer than two weeks
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What are the adverse reactions of the calcium and aluminum antiacids?
Constipation, renal calculi, hypercalcemia, abdominal distention and reflux
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What is the adverse reaction of aluminum antacids?
Delayed gastric emptying
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What are the adverse reactions of sodium bicarbonate?
Hypernatremia and fluid retention
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How should you educate patients regarding antacid dosing
Educate patients that these drugs do not coat the lining of your stomach they only neutralize the gastric acid. They should also chew the tablet while with a large glass of water and liquid preparations should be shaken before using.
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What category of antiacids may have counterproductive effects of slowing gastric, motility and worsening Gerd syndrome?
Aluminum containing antacids
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Why were some H2 antagonists recalled?
They had carcinogenic effects
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Which medication taken for GERD can lead to B12 deficiency and decreased libido
H2 receptors esp cimetidine
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What do antacids deactivate
Pepsin
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Why do antacids interact with so many drugs?
They alter the pH of the stomach and urine which alters to absorption and excretion of many drugs
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What should hit avoid while taking calcium antacids?
Milk- it can cause milk alkali syndrome
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