Overactive bladder Flashcards
(38 cards)
what are 6 anticholinergics for overactive bladder
oxybutynin Tolterodine Fesoterodine Solifenacin Darifenacin
a lot of pts have ___ with oxybutynin IR
tolerability issues
half life of oxybutynin IR
1-3 hours
oxybutynin ADR
dizzy, confusion, somnolence
constipation
vision impairment
cognitive dysfunction, tachycardia
with oxybutynin “ “
start low dose and go slow
XL oxybutynin reaches full effect after
4 weeks
___ avoids first pass
oxbutynin patch
MOA of tolterodine
competitive muscarinic receptor antagonist
3 specific indications tolterodine
urge incontinence, urinary frequency or urgency
ADR of tolterodine
dry mouth, dyspepsia, HA, constipation, dry eyes
full effect of tolterodine at
8 wks
p450 and tolterodine
needs 2D6 and 3A4..decreased elimination with cirrhosis
what drug requires ___ reduction of dose if there is cirrhosis or ____
50%
taking a 3A4 inhibitor
answer: tolterodine
concerns for ____ in 2D6 poor metabolizers with ___med
long QT
tolterodine
___ messes up tolterodine kinetics
antacids omeprazole - leads to rapid LA release
______ med is good for renal pts who need overactive bladder tx
fesoterodine
usually for overactive bladder use ____
oxybutynin or tolterodine
fesoterodine reduces ____
daily micturitions, frequency of weekly urination and urgency episodes
ADR of fesoterodine_
dry mouth, constipation, dry eyes
____ does not require dose adjustment for mild to moderate liver or renal impairment
fesoterodine
___ is a prodrug
fesoterodine
indication of fesoterodine
alternative therapy for urge incontince, urinary frequency or urgency
___ has increased ADR in pts over 75
trospium
___ not recommended in severe renal impairment
trospium