MISSED PHARM Flashcards

(30 cards)

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chemotherapy for hodgkin’s lymphoma

A

Procarbazine –> DISULFIRAM RXN

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TB tx

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Isoniazid –> DISULFIRAM RXN

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3
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Tx for C diff, trich

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metronidazole –> DISULFIRAM RXN

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4
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cefotetan/cefoperazone cause

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disulfiram reactions –> 2/3rd gen cephalosporins

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5
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Hydralazine: safe in pregnancy, yes or no?

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Yes

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6
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1st line drug for trigeminal neuralgia

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Carbamazepine

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7
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Carbamazepine Side Effects

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SIADH, aplastic anemia –> for trigem neuralgia

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8
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Valproate given to pregnant woman

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neural tube defects

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9
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ACE inhibitors given to pregnant woman

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Renal agenesis, oligohydramnios

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10
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Warfarin given to pregnant woman

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bone defects, hemorrhage

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11
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aminoglycosides given to pregnant woman

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Ototoxicity

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12
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thalidomide given to pregnant woman

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limb defects

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13
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fluoruinolones are associated with

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tendon rupture and QTC increase

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14
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sulfonamides associated with

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SJS, G6PD hemolysis

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15
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Rifampin is associated with

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red secretions

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16
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Valproic acid is a broad spectrum

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anticonvulsant and mood stabilizer that increases GABA
blocks NA
blocks Ca2+

17
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bipolar pt on meds, LFTs increased, abdominal pain

A

Valproate hepatotoxicity

18
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pregnant woman on antiepileptic, fetus with spina bifida

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valproic acid

19
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Child with absence and tonic clonic seizures

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valproic acid

20
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Pt on seizure med with tremor and weight gain

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valproate side effects

21
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Mnemonic for VALPROATE

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V = vomiting
A = Alopecia
L = Liver toxicity
P = pancreatitis
R = retardation
O = obesity
A = ataxia
T = tremor
E = enzyme inhibitor

22
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what is phenytoin?

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antiepileptic drug used to treat seizures.

23
Q

MOA of phenytoin?

A

blocks voltage gated NA channels

24
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In fetus: wide spaced eyes, cleft palate, hypplastic nails, limb defects, developmental delays

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Fetal Hydantoin syndrome from mom taking phenytoin for seizures. dont give in pregnancy

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Gingival overgrowth + seizure meds
Phenytoin
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Seizure pt with ataxia, diplopia, nystagmus
phenytoin toxicity
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taking seizure meds + warfarin stops working
Phenytoin = Cyp450 inducer (increases drug metabolism so other drugs are less effective)
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Gi distress, tinnitus, hyperthermia, tachypnea, resp alkalosis, met acidosis, and potential cardiovascular collapse is due to what toxicity?
Aspirin (salicylate toxicity)
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aspirin toxicity can lead to an overproduction of
proinflammatory leukotrienes and cause bronchospasm
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