Ibd, And Ibs Flashcards

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what falls under IBD

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Chrons disease, and ulcerative colitis

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What are the two categories of IBS

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irritable bowel syndrome with constipation
Irritable bowel syndrome with diarrhea

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Ulecerative colitis vs chrons

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Ulcerative colitis occurs mainly in the large intestine and in the colon

Chrons can occur anywhere in the gi tract, most often affects small intestine, before the large intestine and colon

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Non pharmacological tx for ibd (chrons and ulcerative colitis)

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Eliminate certain food groups
Parenteral [TPN] used when bowel rest is indicated, when enteral is failed, or perforation

May require surgery, if disease is uncontrolled, despite maximum therapy, if fistula is present , prophylaxic against colon cancer

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First line med for ulcerative colitis

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Mesalamine, differs based on formulation and the site of action

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Mesalamine, rowasa is what formulation… and site of action…

Canasa formulation… and site,…

Asacol

Pentasa

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Rowasa: enema, rectum

Canasa: suppository, rectum

Asacol: ph resin dissolves in ph in the distal ileum and in the colon, rectum to ileum

Pentasa, timed release small intestines, and works from the rectum to the jejunum

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Sulfasalazine what is combination

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Mesalamine, 5, asa amd sulfapyradine

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Sulfasalazine first line in

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UC and chrohns,

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Sulfasalazine what supplemeny recomendation do u recommend in the pregnant patient

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Folate supplement

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Sulfasalazine caution and severe adr

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Caution sulfa allergy

Hepatotoxicity

Nephritis

Thrombocytopenia

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When are corticosteroid used in ulcerative colitis and chrons disease

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Mod to severe UC and CD

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Long term use of corticosteroids can cause

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Osteoporosis, hypertension, adrenal suppression, cushing

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What are two Sulfasalazine

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Azulfidine
Sulfazine

Tablets work in Colin

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During pregnancy are corticosteroid safe, for chrons and ulcerative colitis ?
Which agents are preferred

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For acute flare but would avoid for maintenance
Prednisone preferred, would avoid, dexmethasone during pregnancy

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Corticosteroid, budesonide, formulation and where does it target ?

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Oral, controlled release, good for long duration works in the terminal ileum or colon, large first pass

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Methotrexate when is it used for chrohns

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Used in moderate to severe chrons disease known as not a first line agent

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Methotrexate given how

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IM weekly or is given orally WEEKLY
a common med error

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Methotrexate is category x med true or false

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TRUE AVOID IN A PREGNANT PT

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Long term effects of methotrexate

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Bone marrow suppression, pancreatitis, hepatitis

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When is immodulator used

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In pt who fail Mesalamine, or dependent of corticosteroid

Can be combined with mesalalamine or corticosteroid

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Immunomodulator therapy agent

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Azathioprine
Mercaptopirine
Methotrexate
Cyclosporine

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Azathioprine and mercaptopurine require what test prior

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Tpmt polymorphism, may need to reduce dose by 30-70%

Assess genotype and phenotype. Of tpmt

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Is cyclosporine safe in pregnant pt

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Yes

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Moa for cyclosporine
Calcineurin inhibitor, immunosuppressant
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Biologics must screen for …… Pt should be up to date on what
HIV, tb, varicella, HBv, hep c Up to date on all immunizations before start
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Anti TNF alpha meds
Adalumab Certolizumab Golimumab
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Anti TNF alpha must use caution in pt with
Heart failure,
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Adalimumab, golimumab are monoclonal antibodies that bind to ____ alpha and block them
TNF
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Infliximab is safe during ______ and _____ trimester, some concern of fetal transfer
First and second
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Influximab can be _____ pt may lose efficacy after 1 year of treatment
Immunogenic Up to 50% will lose efficacy
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Adalimumab administration
Sub q Inject into thigh or lower abdomen Rotate injection site
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JAK inhibitor
Tofacitinib and upadacitinib
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Tofacitinib black box warning
Increased mortality and thrombosis risk, Monitor for shortness of breath and assess for unilateral swelling
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JAK inhibitor has BBW for
Infection, and increased mortality risk
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Natalizumab and vedolizumab moa
Monoclonal antibody directed against cell adhesion molecules, inhibit memory T cells across endothelium into inflamed gi tissue
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Natalizumab requires enrollment in ______ due to adverse effect
CD touch program
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Natalizumab adverse reaction is
Progressive multi focal leukoencephalopathy, associated with JC virus, risk of infection increases with duration of treatment if >2 years and occurs more frequently in immunocompromised patient.
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Ozanimod moa
Sphingosine 1 phosphate [S1P] Inhibit lymphocyte from leaving lymph nodes and migrating to the GI tract
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Ozanimod is it a oral med
Yes Ozanimod is oral agent
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Ozanimod adverse effect
Macular edema, headache, Brady
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Contraindication to use Ozanimod
Mi, unstable angina, sick sinus, mobitz 2 or 3, or sleep apnea
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Pregnant pt on Ozanimod
Use contraceptive during use, and 3 months after discontinuing
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Pt with IBD who also has a fistula or abscess what is treatment?
Metronidazole, 250 Or cipro 400 mg, iv
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Risk for ABX in UC
Long term use include c diff, resistance
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Short term effect cipro
QT PROLONGATION, PHOTOSENSITIVE, TENDON RUPTURE
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Cipro or metro (flatly safe in pregnancy
Cipro, safe no increased birth effects
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Ibs non pharmalocial tx
Gut directed psychotherapy Peppermint to provide relief Fod map SOLUBle fiber
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Amitzia used for Ibs _____, and only for
Constipation Female
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Amitzia, contraindicated in _______ [for Ibs constipation]
Mechanical bowel obstruction
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Amitzia monitoring =
liver function, and hepatic impairment, risk of hypokalemia i
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For Ibs insoluble fiber may aid in what Ibs
Constipation dominant
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For Ibs want to avoind
Lactose
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Ibs alternative therapy’s
Acupuncture, hypnotherapy, cbt
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Fiber supplement for Ibs constipation
Psyillum, methylcellulose, polycarbophil
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Fiber supplement side effects include
Bloat, flatulence, Increase dose gradually
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Lubiprostone used for ____
Ibs c
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Lubiprostone warning, contraindication
Pregnancy category c Contraindicated in known mechanical bowel obstruction
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Lubiprostone monitor
Liver function, hepatic impairment First dose may cause Dyspnea, Risk for Hypokalemia
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Linzess and Trulance warning
If severe diarrhea, dc and alert the provider Administer with high fat meal could worsen diarrhea Contraindicated with a known mechanical bowel obstruction
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Tenapanir is reserved for who
Pt who fail other ibs constipation tx
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Tenapanor contraindicated in who
Renal impairment may increase risk for Hyperkalemia, and diarrhea Contraindicated in a pt less than 6 years old
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Monitoring for tenapanor
Frequency of dehydration Potassium in pt with renal impairment
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When is peppermint oil used
Pain or other abdominal discomforts
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Peppermint oil moa
Cause smooth muscle relaxation in the gut but limited studies exist on specific products
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Lomotil is indicated for what
Diarrhea
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Lomotil side effect
Tachy arrhythmia or constipation
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Imodium mechanism of action
Acts on opioid receptor Antidiarrheal
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Imodium indicated
Diarrhea, urgency
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Imodium side effect
Constipation
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Lomotil moa
Antidiarrheal , inhibit GU motility and propulsion
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What is rifaximin MOA
Inhibit bacterial RNA synthesis
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Rifaximin indicate for
Urgency Diarrhea, pain
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Rifaximin side effect
Constipation
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Alosetron moa
Selective 5HT3 receptor antagonist
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Eluxadoline moa
Mixed mu and kappa agonist and delta antagonist on opioid receptor
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Med Antidiarrheal
Imodium and Lomotil
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Antispasmodic for ibs
Levsin, bentyl
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Levsin and bentyl side effect
Xerostomia, retention, and Anticholinergic
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Alosetron only indicated for Females, who have had symptoms >__ months and haven’t responded to other therapies
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If pt on Alosetron develops _____ must discontinue the use asap Why?
If pt develop constipation Can lead to ischemic colitis
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Alosetron do not use in what patients
Don’t use in patient with history of constipation or ischemic colitis
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Alosetron monitor for what
Severe constipation
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Eluxadoline dose adjustment
Decrease to 75 for patient without gallbladder
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Eluxadoline discontinue use n pt with constipation > ___ days
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Eluxadoline do not use PMH such as
Pancreatitis, alcohol use disorder, or liver disease
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Eluxadoline dc in pt with _____ spas,
Oddi
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Tofacitinib induction dose is ___ mg for 8 weeks, then __ mg
10 5
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