n/v drugs Flashcards

1
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5ht-3 RA moa

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block serotonin receptors on sensory vagal fibers in gut wall

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2
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5ht-3 ra use

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more effective at preventing acute phase than late phase

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3
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5ht-3 ra ae

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qt prolongation, headache, asthenia, constipation

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4
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pearl with palonosetron

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longer t 1/2 (40 hr vs 3-6 hr) and less effect on QT

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5
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granisetron dosage forms

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transdermal patch, ER SQ injection

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6
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ondansetron dosage forms

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tablet, ODT, IV

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7
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NK1 moa

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substance P binds to NK1 and is thought to be primary mediator of delayed n/v

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8
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NK1 use

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combo therapy for prophylaxis of ponv and cinv

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9
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NK1 ae

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constipation, diarrhea, headache, hiccups, dyspepsia, fatigue

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10
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aprepitant drug interactions

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moderate inhibitor of CYP3A4, weak inducer of 2C9. reduce dexamethasone dose by 50%, dec efficacy of estrogen containing contraceptives, dec INR with warfarin, inc conc of chemo

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11
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fosaprepitant is ___

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injectable form of aprepitant, less drug interactions

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12
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rolapitant clinical pearls

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longer half life (7 days vs 9 hours), FDA warning for anaphylaxis and hypersensitivity

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13
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netupitant clinical pearl

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only available in a combination product with palonosetron

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14
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corticosteroids moa

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unknown

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15
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corticosteroids use

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single agent or combo for prevention of cinv and ponv

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16
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corticosteroids ae

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insomnia, agitation, appetite stimulation, HTN, hyperglycemia, fluid retention

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17
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butyrophenones moa

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block dopaminergic stimulation of CTZ

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18
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butyrophenones use

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rescue therapy in breakthrough n/v

19
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butyrophenones ae

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sedation, constipation, hypotension, EPS, QT prolongation

20
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antihistamine/anticholinergic MOA

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block muscarinic/histamine receptors in VC and vestibular system that stimulate n/v

21
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antihistamine/anticholinergic ae

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drowsiness, confusion, blurred vision, dry mouth, urinary retention

22
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phenothiazines moa

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block dopamine receptors in ctz

23
Q

phenothiazines use

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simple n/v or breakthrough

24
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phenothiazines ae

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qt prolongation, constipation, dizziness, tachycardia, tardive dyskinesia, drowsiness

25
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promethazine black box warning

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severe tissue injury, including gangrene. severe chemical irritation and damage to tissues regardless of route of administration

26
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promethazine ae

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burning, pain, thrombophlebitis, tissue necrosis, gangrene

27
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promethazine preferred parenteral route

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deep im injection

28
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if promethazine must be given iv what are the rules

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no more than 25 mg/mL, rate no faster than 25 mg/min

29
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metoclopramide moa

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blocks dopamine receptors in ctz, 5ht-4 agonist, stimulates gi smooth muscle contraction promoting gastrokinesis

30
Q

____ activity of metoclopramide is useful in gastroparesis

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prokinetic

31
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metoclopramide ae

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asthenia, headache, somnolence, eps

32
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avoid use of metoclopramide with ___

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other dopamine antagonists like olanzapine, haloperidol due to increased risk of eps

33
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olanzapine moa

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antipsychotic; blocks dopamine, serotonin, adrenergic, and histaminic receptors

34
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olanzapine ae

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sedation, qt prolongation, eps

35
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caution with olanzapine in ___

A

elderly

36
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benzodiazepines moa

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anxiolytic activity on anticipatory n/v

37
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benzodiazepine ae

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sedation, dizziness, memory impairment, additive sedation with opioids

38
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benzodiazepines are contraindicated with ___

A

olanzapine

39
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cannabinoids moa

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synthetic analog of THC, complex effects on CNS and cannabinoid receptor 1

40
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cannabinoids use

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breakthru n/v

41
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cannabinoids ae

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euphoria, somnolence, xerostomia

42
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cannabinoids are useful for ___

A

cancer-related adverse effects: pain and appetite stimulation

43
Q

concern with chronic use of cannabinoids

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cannabinoid hyperemesis syndrome