pharmacology Flashcards

(52 cards)

1
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which BPH drug causes erectile dysfunction?

A

finasteride

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2
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1st line abx for C diff infection

A

vancomycin (oral)

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3
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which abx class can cause stainining of teeth in children?

A

doxycycline

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4
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Pioglitazone
- contraindications?

A

bladder ca/haematuria
heart failure

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5
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Antiemetic with prokinetic effect?

A

metoclopramide

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6
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HTN uncontrolled in a pt already on CCB, ARB/ACEi and thiazide like diuretic
what are the 2 options?

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K>4.5 –> a or b blocker
K<4.5 –> spironolactone

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7
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Tinea capitis
management?

A

ORAL antifungal

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8
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Antiepileptic medication associated with risk of SJS?

A

lamotrigine

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9
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Antiepileptic medication associated with risk of kidney stones?

A

topiramate

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10
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Antiepileptic medication associated with risk of osteoporosis?

A

phenytoin

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11
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2 types of antihypertensives which can worsen glycaemic control?

A

beta blocker
thiazides

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12
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CYP450 inducers

A

Phenytoin
St Johns Wort
Rifampicin
Carbemazepine

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13
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CYP450 inhibitors

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Erythromycin, clari
Antifungals
PPIs
Quinolones (ciprofloxacin)

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14
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Clarithromycin - effect on cyp450 enzymes?

A

inhibtor

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15
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Omeprazole - effect on cyp450 enzymes?

A

inhibitor

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16
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Sulfonylureas - effect on cyp450?

A

inducer

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17
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simvastatin interacts with which antihypertensive? how?

A

amlodipine
amlodipine is a mild cyp3a4 inhibitor, therefore can cause raised simvastatin levels.
therefore if on amldipine, simvastatin dose should be <=20mg

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18
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1st line antiplatelet therapy as secondary prevention for those post TIA/CVA, or with peripheral arterial disease?

A

clopidogrel

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19
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what fraction of total daily morphine dose should be used for breakthrough pain?

A

1/10th to 1/6th

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20
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if 1st dose of morphine ineffective, how much should you increase the 2nd dose by?

A

50%

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21
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Rapid eye blinking, grimacing, lip smacking are all examples of ?

A

tardive dyskinesia - involuntary, repetitive movements

22
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Which drug can cause greying of the skin?

23
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Key symptom of aspirin overdose (in MCQs lol)

24
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ECG feature of amitriptyline toxicity?

A

broadening QRS

25
abx treatment for cellulitis of the cheek?
co-amoxiclav (close to eyes and nose)
26
1st abx treatment for fungal skin infection
topical terbinafine
27
1st line abx treatment for fungal nail infection
oral terbinafine
28
hydroxychloroquine - what check ups should they get? why?
eye checks risk of corneal deposits and maculopathy
29
Treatment for head lice
dimeticone
30
Contraindications to sulfonylureas
hepatic/renal impairment acute porphyrias ketoacidosis
31
In HTN--> pt is started on CCB. They do not tolerate this. What is the next step?
thiazide
32
Amitriptyline's potential effect on urine
green!
33
Treatment of myasthenia gravis
rivastigmine - acetylcholinesterase ihibitor
34
Important drug interaction with tamoxifen and ....? why?
ssri - fluoxetine, paroxetine - they are potent CYP 2d6 inhibitors --> higher levels of tamoxifen and VTE risk
35
Raloxifene MoA Usess
selective oesterogen receptor modulator used for osteoporosis prevention in post menopausal women
36
Adverse effects of infliximab
- blood - BM suppression - skin - lupus, psoriatic lesions, vitiligo - TB/Hep B reactivation - Demyelination
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Name some psych, rheumatology and cardiology medications which cause oral ulcers
Oral ulcers: rheum: methotrexate, NSAIDs cardio: ACEIs, losartan psych: fluoxetine, lithium
38
name a drug which is used in glaucoma to constrict the pupil
pilocarpine
39
3 acetylcholinesterase inhibitors used to treat Alzheimers?
donepezil galantamine rivastigmine
40
which diabetes medication has increased risk of lower limb amputation
SGLT2 inhibitors
41
pharmacological management of otitis externa - 2 options for 1st line management? - If there is associated cellulitis?
1) topical acetic acid 2) topical neomycin + steroid cellulitis --> flucloxacillin
42
1st choice abx for sinusitis
PenV
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1st choice abx for prostatitis
ciprofloxacin
44
2 hormone drugs used to prevent osteoporosis in post menopausal women
tibolone raloxifene
45
important risks of tamoxifen treatment
VTE endometrial cancer - always report if PV Bleeding
46
1st line treatment for fungal skin infection
oral terbinafine
47
most common drug cause of seizures?
bupropion
48
5 types of drugs which cause lichen planus
ACEi thiazides antidiabetes methyldopa NSAIDs
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adverse effect of pyrazinamide - name 2
- hyperuricaemia - hepatitis
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pt taking azathioprine - which antihypertensive and which antibiotic should be used with caution in these pts?
trimethoprim/co-trim --> risk of myelosuppression ACEis --> risk of anaemia
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tx of acute dystonia
procyclidine IM
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non surgical tx for gallstones
USDA