Pharma Flashcards

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For insomnia/ sedation

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Barbital

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Pede barbital sa pregnant?

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No

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Block Dopamine receptors in the CNS and SAN

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ANTI-PSYCHOTICS/NEUROLEPTICS

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Reduce adrenergic neurotransmitter level in cerebral tissues

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ANTI-MANIC AGENTS/ MOOD STABILIZERS

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Normal Lithium:

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0.5-1.5 mEq/L

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How to Take anti manic/ mood stabilizers medication

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Take medication with meals

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Action of agonist is blocked

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Competitive antagonist

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Action of agonist is reduced

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NonCompetitive agonist

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Receptors of adrenergic

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Alpha 1,2 and Beta 1,2

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An Enzyme that blocks acetylcholine

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Cholinesterase

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If there’s no cholinesterase, release of what?

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Acetylcholine

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Kulang sa NE, DOPA, 5HT that leads to depression, theory?

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Biogenic amine theory

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3 amines

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Norepi
Dopa
5HT

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Enzyme that destroys amines

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Mono amine oxidase

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2 types pede mangyari sa enzymes

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Break down
Reuptake

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Release of active ingredient

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Liberation

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Process where drugs goes to blood stream

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Absorption

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Process where drugs goes to Target tissues

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Distribution

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Enzyme sa liver aids in metabolism

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Cytochrome p450

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Drugs becomes less toxic/active when metabolized by liver

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First Pass Effect

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What route that bypasses the first pass effect

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IV

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Amount of drug

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Dose

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TIME, frequency
SCHEDULE

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level of drug in the blood which produces a therapeutic effect

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CRITICAL CONCENTRATION

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Carbidopa to levodopa ratio
1:4
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Y not give direct dopamine sa parkinsons and bat levodopa
Ldopa crosses blood brain barrier thru decarboxylase
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DOPAMINERGICs of Parkinsons (DDMCN)
§ DOPAMINE PRECURSORS § DOPAMINE RECEPTOR AGONISTS § MAO-B INHIBITORS § CATECHOL-O-METHYL TRANSFERASE ( COMT ) INHIBITORS § NMDA-TYPE GLUTAMATE ANTAGONIST
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Scopolamine cholinergic or adrenergic
Adrenergic
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Doc for motion sickness and post op NV
SCOPOLAMINE
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Origin of sympathetic
thoracolumbar
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Origin of PARASYMPATHETIC
craniosacral
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Termination of Impulse ng sympa
MAO COMT/catecholamines
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Termination of ImpuLSE ng parasympa
Cholinesterase
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doc for Hypotension, dilate pupils upon eye exam
PHENYLEPHRINE
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PHENYLEPHRINE SE
REFLEX BRADYCARDIA HPN
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Phenylephrine class
ALPHA 1
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Drugs of Alpha 2
Clonidine Methyldopa
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the amount of drug administered to reach the critical concentration
RECOMMENDED DOSE
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RIGHT DOSE + RIGHT TIME
RECOMMENDED DOSE
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CURE
THERAPEUTIC EFFECT
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favorable response after a treatment of any kind
THERAPEUTIC EFFECT
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initial dose,immediate response
LOADING DOSE
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time it takes for a drug to become half of its previously peaked leveL
HALF LIFE/ T1/2
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Corresponds to frequency/timing
Half life
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Higher than recommended dose
Loading dose
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Chemicals acting as messengers
Neurotransmitters
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neurotransmitter of SNS Aka adrenergic Nervous system Neurotransmitter of PNS
NE Sympathetic nervous system acetylcholine
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What neurotransmitter sympa and parasympathetic in pre ganglion What neurotransmitter of sympa and parasympathetic in post ganglion
Ach Kung ano na neurotransmitter assigned sa kanila
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What Disorder if dec Ach What Disorder if inc Ach What disorder if dec NE/E What disorder if inc NE/E
Alzheimer Bipolar Depression Schizo and Mania
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What disorder if dec Dopamine What disorder if inc Dopamine What disorder if inc serotonin Inhibitory transmitter used in seizure
Parkinsons Schizo Schizo GABA
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Aka CHOLINERGIC NERVOUS SYSTEM
PNS
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Basta alpha 2 response inc or dec?
Dec
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Clonidine SE
orthostatic Hypotension
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Anti HPN drugs na pede sa pregnant and post partum
Methyldopa
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Drug for chronic Hypotension SE
Midodrine HPN
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non selective adrenergic agonist
Norepi
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Drug for hypotension and cardiac arrest
Norepi
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Beta 1 Adrenergic Agonist
Dobutamine
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Drug for HF and cardiogenic shock , a synthetic dopamine
Dobutamine
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Drugs ng Beta 2 adrenergic
* -terol/tamol * Terbutaline * Isoxsuprine
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Drugs ng Beta 2 adrenergic
* -terol/tamol * Terbutaline * Isoxsuprine
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ALBUTEROL SE
palpitations and tremors
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SABA duration and onset
6h, 5 min
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A tocolytic for premature labor
Terbutaline
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Tocolytic for premature labor, and for dysmenorrhea
ISOXSUPRINE
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2 LABA drugs
Formoterol and Salmeterol
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Laba, prophylaxis
SALMETEROL
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LABA duration and onsent
12h duration, <3 min
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Doc for HPN crisis dt PHEochromocytoma and MAO
PHENTOLAMINE
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Drug for extravasation of adrenergic drugs
Phentolamine
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ALPHA ADRENERGIC ANTAGONIST non selective
PHENTOLAMINE
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ALPHA 1 ADRENERGIC ANTAGONIST drugs
-osin
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Drug for HPN and BPH
Doxazosin and Terazosin
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Doc for Tachycardia in Hyperthyroidism
PROPRANOLOL
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Doc for stage fright
PROPRANOLOL
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Beta adrenergic blockers drugs BETA 1-SELECTIVE ADRENERGIC BLOCKERS
-olol BEAM (BISOPROLOL, BETAXOLOL, ESMOLOL, ACEBUTOLOL, ATENOLOL, METOPROLOL)
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Doc FOR MOST USED IN PREG FOR BP AND Inc PLAcental Blood Flow
LABETALOL
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Long term drug for MG Drug that suppress immune response in MG
NEOSTIGMINE CORTICOSTEROIDS
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Doc for alzheimers (RDT)
Rivastigmine Donezepil Tacrine
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Drug for neurogenic atony of bladder Bethanicol bawal sa anong disorder Bethanicol cholinergic or adrenergic
Bethanicol PUD, INTESTINAL OBSTRUCTION Cholinergic
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AntispasmoDIC, antimuscarinic and for hyperactive bowel Blocks acetylcholine (contract) block the cholinergic receptors
DICYCLOMINE Anti cholinergic Anti cholinergic
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Carbidopa instruction Taking levodopa instruction
Take on an empty stomach No taking of CHON and Pyridoxine (Vit B6)- decreases effects ng ldopa
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Vit b6 is taken with what drug to prevent peripheral neuropathy decreases the amount of levodopa needed to reach a therapeutic level in the brain; reducing adverse side effects Role of carbidopa sa parkinsons
Isoniazid Carbidopa Blocks decarboxylase so no levodopa sa periphery then tagos sa blood brain barrier pero sya di maga pass thru sa blood brain barrier hanggang periphery lang sya not brain
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BBT—First Generation INTRANASAL GLUCOCORTICOIDS FC——Second Generation INTRANASAL GLUCOCORTICOIDS
Beclomethasone Budesonide Triamcinolone Fluticasone propionate Ciclesonide
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Glucocorticoids blocks? NSAIDS blocks? Ingredient in crystal meth causing rebound congestion
Arachidonic acid and histamine Prostaglandin Pseudoephedrines
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Drugs for asthma na directly sa bronchial smooth muscle and Longer duration than beta 2 but less effective instruction SE Narrow therapeutic window
Methylxanthines W food/milk palpitation and tremors 5-15 mcg/dl
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Drugs for asthma na SABA/emergency inhales Drugs for asthma na anticholinergic, off label use of asthma kasi more on COPD IPRATROPIUM SE
Terol and terbutaline IPRATROPIUM Dry mouth, irritation of pharynx
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Reduce adhesiveness and surface tension of URT fluid and removes mucous fluid
EXPECTORANTS
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2 DOPAMINE RECEPTOR AGONISTS
Bromocriptine, Pergolide
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block receptors for dopamine in the striatum and dec therapeutic effects of levodopa hypertensive crisis
First Generation Antipsychotics MAO inhibitors
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Methylxanthines 1st sx and how many mcg Late sx? Antidote?
Nausea >20 mgc/dl Tremor >30 None, diuretic lang to excrete
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produced by the adrenal CORTex in body • can be given as meds by; • Inhaled, oral, IV • Uses: • prevent asthma attacks • given on fixed schedule not prn • suppress inflammation
GLUCOCORTICOIDS
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__ promotes smooth muscle constriction and inflammatory response •added on when glucocorticoids aren’t enough •Adverse effects:
Leukotrienes LEUKOTRIENE INHIBITORS •Neuropsychiatric effects and Mild GI distress
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__ promotes smooth muscle constriction and inflammatory response •added on when glucocorticoids aren’t enough •Adverse effects:
Leukotrienes LEUKOTRIENE INHIBITORS •Neuropsychiatric effects and Mild GI distress
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DRUGS FOR ANGINA PECTORIS
Nitrates CCB Beta blockers
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Anong nitrates lang short acting
NITROGLYCERINE
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NTG patches: effects applied into Rotate sites to prevent? 24/7? If nagkatolerance gagawin Drug interaction
30-60 mins hairless skin, if hairy trim lang Skin irritation Tolerance 10-12h/day in evening nitrate free Hypotensive drugs, Sildenadil (phosphodiesterase type 5), beta blockers and CCB—tachycardia
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Relaxes vasospasm of coronary artery and doc for prinzmetal/variant angina
CCB
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Most potent CCB
Nifedipine
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Contra of CCB
Grapefruit(exacerbate/ toxicity)—bradycardia and hypotension
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CCB SE
Consti, hyporeflexia, wkness
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Doc for chronic angina
Ranolazine
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An opiod agonist for mod to severe pain na bawal sa may ICP and suspected head injury
Morphine
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Antidote of morphine (resp depression)
Nalaxone (narcan)
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LOW-MOLECULAR WEIGHT HEPARIN
ENOXAPARIN
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ANTIPLATELETS (blood thinners) THROMBOLYTICS ANTICOAGULANTS ANTIFIBRINOLYTIC (fibrin/clot)
ANTIPLATELETS (blood thinners) - ASPIRIN - CLOPIDOGREL - TICLOPIDINE - DIPYRIDAMOL THROMBOLYTICS -ase ANTICOAGULANTS - WARFARIN - HEPARIN ANTIFIBRINOLYTIC (fibrin/clot) - AMINOCAPROIC ACID - TRANEXAMIC ACID
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Therapeutic margin of warfarin PT?
1.5-2 times normal 9-12 sec
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anong bloodvessels target ng antiplatelet? Anticoagulant? THROMBOLYTIC aka ACTIVATE THE CONVERSION OF PLASMINOGEN TO PLASMIN
Arteries Veins and L atrium Fibrinolytics THROMBOLYTIC
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Therapeutic margin of heparin THROMBOLYTIC golden hr
1.5-2.5 times normal 3h or mas sooner
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1. Amount of blood ejected per MINUTE 2. Amount of blood ejected per STROKE or BEAT BP formula 1. average pressure through out each cycle of the heartbeat 2. Normal value 3. Formula
CO SV BP= HRxSVxTPR or COxTPR Mean Arterial Pressure 70-100 mmHg SBP + 2(DBP)/ 3
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ACE SE and contra sa ARBS SE
* Angiodedema * Cough * Elevated K Lung probs ARBS SE Angioedema and Elevated K
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SE OF DIURETICS: MC USE DIURETIC:
SE OF DIURETICS: HYPERGLYCEMIA, HYPERURICEMIA, HYPOK MC USE DIURETIC: THIAZIDE
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Significance of MAP
Tissue perfusion
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INDIRECT ACTING VASODILATOR CCBs na nasa heart ang action
INDIRECT ACTING VASODILATOR CCB CCBs na nasa heart ang action Diltiazem and Verapamil dipines sa bv
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5G’s bawal sa warfarin
5G’s bawal sa warfarin: Green leafy bc contains vit k Ginger Ginko Ginseng Garlic
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Centrally acting Alpha 2?
Centrally acting Alpha 2? Clonidine
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FIRST LINE DRUGS FOR HPN 2ND LINE? 3rd line?
FIRST LINE DRUGS FOR HPN: ACE, ARBS, THIAZIDES 2ND LINE? BB, CC 3rd line? VASODILATORS
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First line tx of DM 2
OHA (Metformin)
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GI DRUGS: * 3 antacids: * Histamine 2 antagonists: * PPI: * Cytoprotectives: * Prostaglandin:
GI DRUGS: * 3 antacids: Al hydroxide, Mag Hydroxide, Magaldrate * Histamine 2 antagonists: -tidine * PPI: -prazole * Cytoprotectives: sucralfate * Prostaglandin: misoprostol
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1st line tx for DM: 2nd line tx for DM:
1st line tx for DM: insulin 2nd line tx for DM: inhaled salbutamol
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Oral anti diabetic meds * Sulfunylureas 1st and 2nd gen: * Meglitinides: * Thiazolidinediones:
Oral anti diabetic meds * Sulfunylureas 1st and 2nd gen: 1st gen (-mide), 2nd gen (gli-) * Meglitinides: -glinide * Thiazolidinediones: -glitazone
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Oral anti diabetic meds * Biguanides: * Alpha-glucosidase inhibitor: * SGT2 Inhibitor:
Oral anti diabetic meds * Biguanides: metformin * Alpha-glucosidase inhibitor: Acarbose, Miglitol * SGT2 Inhibitor: -gliflozin
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Which class is: 1. Seen in Pancreas 2. Seen sa liver 3. Seen in kidneys: 4. More insulin production:
Which class is: 1. Seen in Pancreas Sulfunylureas and Meglitinides (SM) 2. Seen sa liver Thiazolidinediones and Biguanides (TB) 3. Seen in kidneys: SGLT-2 4. More insulin production: Sulfunylureas
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Which class is: 1. More insulin secretion: 2. Dec hepatic glucose production: 3. Increases insulin sensitivity: 4. Delay absorption of ingested CHON:
Which class is: 1. More insulin secretion: Meglitinides 2. Dec hepatic glucose production: Thiazolidinediones 3. Increases insulin sensitivity: Biguanides 4. Delay absorption of ingested CHON: Alpha-glucosidase inhibitor
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Serious SE ng biguanides: SE of SGLT-2:
Serious SE ng biguanides: LACTIC ACID SE of SGLT-2: WT LOSS, UTI
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Anong drugs pag combined w metformin maga lead to lactic acidosis Lactic acidosis early sx
Anong drugs pag combined w metformin maga lead to lactic acidosis 1. Cimetidine 2. Alcohol 3. Iodine based contrast dye Lactic acidosis early sx 1. Drowsiness 2. Hyper ventilation 3. Myalgia
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Lactic acidosis w metformin to do: Need mag iodine contrast dye but ur taking metformin, intervention:
Lactic acidosis w metformin to do: hold, notify Need mag iodine contrast dye but ur taking metformin, intervention: hold met 48h before and 48h after ng procedure. do not restart unless kidney fxn test is at baseline
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SE of the ff: * Sulfunylureas: * Meglitinides: * Thiazolidinediones: * Biguanides: * Alpha-glucosidase inhibitor: * SGT2 Inhibitor:
SE of the ff: * Sulfunylureas: hypogly * Meglitinides: hypogly * Thiazolidinediones: water retention * Biguanides: GI disturbances * Alpha-glucosidase inhibitor: GI sx * SGT2 Inhibitor: none
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Adv effects of Insulin Med for hypolgy that Stimulates glycogenolysis sa liver:
Adv effects of Insulin - Hypogly - Headache - Excessive hunger - Tachycardia Med for hypolgy that Stimulates glycogenolysis sa liver: glucagon
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Hypogly ano bibigay * Unconscious:
Hypogly ano bibigay * 15:15 rule (15 g FAC check after 15 mins) * Unconscious: glucagon
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- Insulin san ilalagay: - Bawal inject na malamig pa bc: - Consumed/ di naubos gagawin:
- Insulin san ilalagay: ref or room temp - Bawal inject na malamig pa bc: lipodystrophy - Consumed/ di naubos gagawin: store muna make sure mauubos within 30 days
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HYPERThyroidism meds * Blocks production: * inhibits iodination/ release: * destroyes thyroid gland permanently: * Beta blocker used:
HYPERThyroidism meds * Blocks production: THIONAMIDES * inhibits iodination/ release: IODIDE SALTS * destroyes thyroid gland permanently: RADIOACTIVE IODINE * Beta blocker used: PROPANOLOL
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THIONAMIDES - FOR PREGNANT: - SE IS AGRANULOCYTOSIS:
THIONAMIDES - FOR PREGNANT: PTU - SE IS AGRANULOCYTOSIS: METHIMAZOLE
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EX OF IODIDE SALTS NA NAGPAPA EUTHYROID:
EX OF IODIDE SALTS NA NAGPAPA EUTHYROID: LUGOL’s SOL.
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LUGOL’s SOL. Instruction:
STRAW BC METALLIC TASTE
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RADIOACTIVE IODINE * Need ito to prevent hypothyroidism: * definitive tx for hyperthyroidism: * SE: Med na nagpapa inc ng thyroid—> thyroid storm:
RADIOACTIVE IODINE * Need ito to prevent hypothyroidism: thyroid replacement * definitive tx for hyperthyroidism: yes (GRAVE’S DSE) * SE: infertility Med na nagpapa inc ng thyroid—> thyroid storm: ASPIRIN
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HYPOTHYROIDISM MEDS * targets T4: * Targets T3: * Targets T4&T3:
HYPOTHYROIDISM MEDS * targets T4: levothyroxine * Targets T3: liothyronine * Targets T4&T3: liotrix and thyroid hormone
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ANTIMICROBIAL CLASS NA NARROW SPECTRUM:
ANTIMICROBIAL CLASS NA NARROW SPECTRUM: AMINOGLYCOSIDE (GRAM-)
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ANTIMIROBIALS * FOR GRAM + AND GRAM -: * FOLIC ACID INHIBITORS: * NUCLEIC ACID INHIBITORS: * Cell wall inhibitors:
ANTIMIROBIALS * FOR GRAM + AND GRAM -: GLAM (glycopeptides, Lincosamines, Aminoglycosidee, Macrolides).. AMINO lang ang for gram - * FOLIC ACID INHIBITORS: SULFONAMIDES * NUCLEIC ACID INHIBITORS: FLUOROQUINOLONES * Cell wall inhibitors: Penicillins, Cephalosporins, Carbapenems, Glycopeptides (PCCG)
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ANTIMIROBIALS medicines or endings nila * Penicillin: * Cephalosporins: * Carbapenems: * Glycopeptides: * Lincosamines:
ANTIMIROBIALS medicines or endings nila * Penicillin: cillins * Cephalosporins: cef/ceph * Carbapenems: penems * Glycopeptides: vancomycin * Lincosamines: cLINdamycin
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ANTIMIROBIALS medicines or endings nila * Aminoglycosides: * Macrolides: * Tetracyclines: * Sulfonamides: * Fluoroquinolones
ANTIMIROBIALS medicines or endings nila * Aminoglycosides: mycin/cin * Macrolides: thromycin * Tetracyclines: cyclines * Sulfonamides: sulfa * Fluoroquinolones: oxacin
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ANTI MICROBIALS 1. No beta lactam ring: 2. Can cause pseudo membranous colitis/ RED Man syndrome if fast: 3. SE of chloramphenicol: 4. Adv effect of chloramphenicol:
ANTI MICROBIALS 1. No beta lactam ring: vancomycin 2. Can cause pseudo membranous colitis/ RED Man syndrome if fast: Vancomycin 3. SE of chloramphenicol: Gray baby syndrome 4. Adv effect of chloramphenicol: hypotension, cyanosis
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ANTI MICROBIALS 1. Used in eye infections and typhoid fever: 2. Allows to infect clostridium deficile, colon: 3. Anti tb: 4. streptomycin SE: 5. Gentamicin SE:
ANTI MICROBIALS 1. Used in eye infections and typhoid fever: chloramphenicol 2. Allows to infect clostridium deficile, colon: clindamycin 3. Anti tb: streptomycin 4. streptomycin SE: ototoxic 5. Gentamicin SE: nephrotoxic
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ANTI MICROBIALS 1. Causes no reabsorption of ammonia: 2. Teratogenic and bawal sa <8y.o bc teeth staining: 3. Doc and prophylaxis for leptospirosis: 4. Adv of Sulfonamides: 5. Fluoroquinolones adv effect: 6. Teratogenic aside sa tetracycline: 7. Rifampicin class:
ANTI MICROBIALS 1. Causes no reabsorption of ammonia: neomycin 2. Teratogenic and bawal sa <8y.o bc teeth staining: tetracyline 3. Doc and prophylaxis for leptospirosis: doxycycline 4. Adv of Sulfonamides: Steven Johnson’s 5. Fluoroquinolones adv effect: Photosensitivity 6. Teratogenic aside sa tetracycline: Fluoroquinolones 7. Rifampicin class: Fluoroquinolones
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How to get desired dose: based on wt MACROSET drop factors * BT: * standard: MICROSET drop factor: Infant drop factor:
How to get desired dose: based on wt (kg) MACROSET drop factors * BT: 20 gtts/ml * standard: 15 or 10 gtts/ml MICROSET drop factor: 60 gtts/ml Infant drop factor: 60 gtts/ml