Mnemonics & Facts Flashcards
(20 cards)
SIDE EFFECTS OF LITHIUM
Remember:
- LITHIUM
- VANISH
L - leukocytosis I - increased thirst T - tremor H - hypothyrodisim I - increased urination U - underactive memory - confusion M - mothers -teratogenic
V A N I S H
ACE Inhibitor contraindications?
Remember
PAARK
P
A
R
K
Side effects of morphine?
Remember MORPHINE
M O R P H I N E
Teratogenic Drugs?
Remember TERATO-WA
T E R A T O W A
Side effects of Amiodarone?
Remember LEG PANIC
L
E
G
P A N I C
Give an example of a mineralocorticoid & the side effects (5)?
x
Give examples of glucocorticoid & the side effects (5)?
x
Name Enzyme Inducers
Remember
SCRAP GPS
S C R A P
G
P
S
Name Enzyme Inhibitors
Remember
SICKFACES.COM
S I C K F A C E S . C O M
What are the anticholinergic side effects?
ABCDS
A B C D S
What are the 4 antibiotics that increase c-diff risk?
4 C’s
- 2.
3.
4.
Which drug classes cause drug -induced hypERkalaemia?
BANK TIP
What’s the normal range for potassium?
B - beta-blockers
A - ace inhibitors
N - NSAIDs
K - K sparing diuretics
T - Trimethoprim
I - immunosuppressants
P - pentamidine
Drugs that colour body secretions.
- Co-danthramer (constipation in palliative care)
- Iron
- Levodopa
- Nitrofurantoin
- Rifampicin
- Sulfasalazine
- Triamterene (K sparing diuretic)
- Bonus - Sumatriptan
- Urine may be coloured red
- Stools darken
- urine and body fluids coloured red
- urine may be yellow or brown
- Red/orange of saliva, urine & soft contact lenses
- Orange/yellow of skin, urine and soft contact lenses
- Urine may look blue under some lights
- green blood (contains a thiol (sulfur) moiety which combines with hemoglobin. reverses upon discontinuation)
Which are the potassium sparing diuretics?
SEAT
S - spironolactone
E - eplerenone
A - amiloride
T - triamterene
Drugs that can be used to treat gestational hypertension?
(N)EW (M)OTHERS (H)ATE (L)ABOR
N- nifedipine
M - methyldopa
H- hydralazine
L - labetalol
Which are the safest benzodiazepines in patients with Liver Disease?
“Outside The Liver”
O - Oxazepam
T - Temazepam
L - Lorazepam
Which insulins are:
- Fast acting (3)
- Intermediate acting (1)
- Long-acting (2)
- Ultra long acting (2)
- Fast - Gluisine, Lispro Aspart
- Intermediate - Isophane (NPH)
- Long - Glargine, Detemir
- Ultra-long - Glargine u300, Degludec
Ca channel blocker side effects?
FIGHT Club
F - fatigue, flushing I - increase in glucose and uric acid levels G - GI upset, gingival hyperplasia H - headache T - tachycardia, palpitations, angina
Club - constipation
Drug Classes that cause QT prolongation?
ABCDEF
Anti Arrhythmics - amiodarone, quinidine
AntiBiotics - macrolides, fluoroquinolones
AntipsyChoctics - haloperidol, chlorpromazine
AntiDepressants - SSRIs
Anti Emetics - ondansetron
AntiFungals - fluconazole
Side effects of Aspirin?
SHIT
S - Salicylate intolerance (bronchospasm)
H - haemorrhage (increased risk of bleeding)
I - Irritation of GI tract, ulceration
T - tinnitus (high doses)