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When are fetuses most susceptible to the effects of a teratogen?

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3rd-8th week of pregnancy (embryonic period of organogenesis)

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Teratogen Medication List (12)

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  1. ACEi (and ARBs)
  2. Alkylating agents
  3. Aminoglycosides
  4. Antiepileptic drugs (commonly valproate, carbamazepine, phenytoin, phenobarbital)
  5. Diethylstillbestrol (DES)
  6. Folate antagonists (trimethoprim/ methotrexate, anti epileptic drugs)
  7. Isotretinoin
  8. Lithium
  9. Methimazole
  10. Tetracyclines
  11. Thalidomide
  12. Warfarin
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Substance abuse teratogen (3)

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  1. Alcohol
  2. Cocaine
  3. Smoking (nicotine, CO)
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Miscellaneous teratogens (5)

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  1. Iodine (lack or excess)
  2. Maternal diabetes
  3. Methylmercury
  4. Vitamin A excess
  5. Xrays
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Teratogen effect:
ACE inhibitors (and ARBs)
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Renal damage

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Teratogen effect:
Alkylating agents (2)
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  1. absence of digits

2. multiple anomalies

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Teratogen effect:

Aminoglycosides(1)

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Ototoxicity

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Teratogen effect:
Antiepileptic drugs(4)
Names (4)
recommended supplementation?

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Valproate, Carbamazepine,
Phenytoin, Phenobarbital

  1. Neural tube defects (high dose folate supplementation)
  2. Cardiac defects
  3. cleft palate
  4. skeletal abnormalities (phalanx/nail hypoplasia, facial dysmorphism)
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Teratogen effect:

Diethylstillbestrol (DES) (2)

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  1. Vaginal clear cell adenocarcinoma

2. Congenital Mullerian anomalies

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Teratogen effect:
Folate antagonists (1)
Name 3 examples

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Neural tube defects

  1. Trimethoprim
  2. Methotrexate
  3. Anti-epileptic drugs
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Teratogen effect:
Isotretrinoin (1)
Recommendation

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“isoTERATinoin”
Multiple severe birth defects

CONTRACEPTION MANDATORY

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Teratogen effect:

Lithium(1)

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Ebstein anomaly

apical displacement of tricuspid valve–>enlarged atrium

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Teratogen effect:

Methimazole

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aplasia cutis congenita

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Teratogen effect:

Tetracycline(2)

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  1. discolored teeth

2. inhib bone growth

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Teratogen effect:

Thalidomide

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“LIMB defects with ‘tha-limb-domide’”

- Limb defects (phocomelia, micromelia=flipper limbs)

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Teratogen effect:

Warfarin(4)

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  1. bone deformities
  2. Fetal hemorrhage
  3. abortion
  4. ophthalmologic abnormalities

” Do not wage WARFARe on the baby, keep it HEPpy with HEPARIN(doesn’t cross placenta)

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Teratogen effect:

Alcohol

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Fetal Alcohol syndrome
#1 common cause of birth defects and intellectual disability
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Teratogen effect:
Cocaine (4)
how?

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  1. low birth weight
  2. preterm birth
  3. IUGR
  4. Placental abruption

cocaine–>vasoconstriction

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Teratogen effect:
Smoking (5)
how?

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  1. low birth weight (leading cause in developed countries)
  2. preterm labor
  3. placental problems
  4. IUGR
  5. SIDS

Nicotine–>Vasoconstriction
CO–> impaired O2 delivery

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Teratogen effect:

Iodine (lack or excess) (2)

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  1. congenital goiter

2. hypothyroidism (cretinism)

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Teratogen effect:
Maternal diabetes (4)
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  1. Caudal regression syndrome(anal atresia - sirenomelia)
  2. Congenital Heart defects
  3. Neural tube defects
  4. macrosomia
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Teratogen effect:
Methylmercury
Source (4)

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  1. Neurotox
  • swordfish
  • shark
  • tilefish
  • king mackerel
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Teratogen effect:

Vitamin A excess

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EXTREMELY HIGH RISK

  1. spontaneous abortions
  2. birth defects (cleft palate, cardiac)
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Teratogen effect:
X-rays

minimized by?

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  1. microcephaly
  2. intellectual disability

-minimized by lead shielding

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Treatment for gestational hypertension(4) Define gestational hypertension (pregnancy-induced hypertension)
BP > 140/90 after 20wks. No pre-existing hypertension. No proteinuria or end-organ damage "Hypertensive Moms Love Nifedipine" 1. Hydralazine 2. a-Methyldopa 3. Labetalol 4. Nifedipine * deliver at 37-39wks
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Treatment for Preeclampsia (3) Definition
New-onset HTN with either protienuria or End-organ dysfunction after 20wks (less than 20wks suggests molar pregnancy). 1. antihypertensives 2. MgSO4 3. Delivery= definitive treatment
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Treatment of Eclampsia (3) Definition
Pre-eclampsia + maternal seizures Maternal death due to stroke/Intracranial hemorrhage, or ARDS 1. IV magnesium sulfate 2. antihypertensive (a-methyldopa, hydralazine) + bedrest 3. immediate delivery
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treatment for HELLP (1) Definition
Hemolysis, Elevated Liver-enzymes, Low Platelets. A manifestation of severe preeclampsia. Blood smear shows schistocytes. Can lead to hepatic subcapsular hematomas--> rupture--> severe hypotension 1. Immediate delivery
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Treatment for PCOS (5)
1. weight reduction (helps with insulin resistance-can use metformin as well) 2. OCPs 3. clomiphene citrate 4. ketoconazole 5. spironolactone
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Treatment for Adenomyosis Definition
Extension of endometrial tissue into uterine myometrium 1. GnRH agonist 2. hysterectomy
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Treatment for Endometritis Definition
Inflam of endometrium associated with retained products of conception following delivery, miscarriage, abortion, or with foreign body (IUD) Treatment: Gentamicin + Clindamycin +/- Ampicillin
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Treatment for Endometriosis Definition
Non-neoplastic endometrial glands/ stroma outside endometrial cavity 1. NSAIDs 2. OCPs 3. progestins 4. GnRH agonist 5. danazol 6. laproscopic removal
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drugs causing gynecomastia
"STACKED" 1. Spironolactone 2. THC (marijuana) 3. Alcohol (chronic) 4. Cimetidine 5. Ketoconazole 6. Estrogens 7. Digoxin
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drug induced hot flashes (2)
1. Tamoxifen | 2. clomiphene
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treatment of Varicocele (2)
1. varicocelectomy | 2. embolization
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treatment of BPH (3)
1. a1-antagonists (terazosin, tamsulosin)-->relax of sm. muscle 2. 5a-reductase inhib (finasteride) 3. tadalafil
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Leuprolide: MOA Clinical Use (5)
"LEUprolide can be used in LIEU of GnRH" - GnRH analog->agonist if pulsatile fashion - GnRH analog->antagonist if continuous fashion (downreg. GnRH-R in pituitary->decrease FSH/LH) 1. Uterine fibroids 2. endometriosis 3. precocious puberty 4. prostate cancer 5. infertility
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Leuprolide: | Adverse (3)
1. startup flair 2. hypogonadism 3. N/V
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Estrogens: | Name 3
1. Ethinyl estradiol 2. DES 3. Mestranol
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Estrogens: MOA Clinical Use (6)
- Bind estrogen-R 1. Hypogonadism 2. Ovarian failure 3. Menstrual abnormalities 4. HRT in postmen women 5. androgen-dep. prostate cancer (men) 6. OCPs
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Estrogens: Adverse (4) Contra (2)
1. increase risk of endometrial (maybe breast) cancer 2. bleeding in postmenopausal women 3. Clear cell adenocarcinoma in Vagina (DES) 4. thrombi Contra: 1. ER+ breast cancer 2. DVT history
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Selective estrogen-R modulators: | Name 3
1. Clomiphene 2. Tamoxifen 3. Raloxifene
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Clomiphene: MOA(2) Use (1)
1. Antagonist at E-R in hypothalamus-->prevents normal feedback inhibition. 2. Increase release of LH/FSH form pituitary--> stimulates ovulation Use: infertility due to anovulation (like PCOS)
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Clomiphene: | Adverse (4)
1. Hot flashes 2. Ovarian enlargement 3. Multiple simultaneous pregnancies 4. Visual disturbances
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Tamoxifen: MOA (2) Use (1)
1. Antagonist at Breast 2. Agonist at Bone/Uterus (pro-bone) Use: treat/prevent recurrence of ER/PR+ breast cancer
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Tamoxifen: | Adverse (2)
1. increase risk of thromboembolic events | 2. increase risk of endometrial cancer
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Raloxifene: MOA Use (2)
1. Antagoist at Breast/Uterus 2. Agonist at Bone (pro-bone) Use: osteoporosis
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Raloxifene: | Adverse(1)
1. increase risk of thromboembolic events | * no increase risk of endometrial cancer like with tamoxifen
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Aromatase Inhibitors: | Name 3
1. Anastrozole 2. Letrozole 3. Exemestane
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Aromatase Inhibitors: Anastrozole, letrozole, exemestane MOA Clinical Use (1)
- inhib peripheral conversion of androgens-->estrogen | 1. ER+ breast cancer in postmenopausal women
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Hormone Replacement Therapy: | Use(3)
Relief/Prevent Menopausal symptoms: 1. Hot flashes 2. Vaginal atrophy/dyspareunia 3. Osteoporosis (increase estrogen/decrease osteoclasts)
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Hormone Replacement Therapy: | Adverse(2)
1. Unopposed estrogen--> increase endometrial cancer risk (must admin with progesterone) 2. Cardiovascular risk (heart attack/stroke)
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Main treatment for Prostate Cancer (2)
1. Flutamide | 2. Leuprolide
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Progestins: | Name 5
1. Levonorgestrel 2. Medroxyprogesterone 3. Etonogestrel 4. Norethindrone 5. Megestrol *often combined with estrogen
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Progestins: MOA Clinical Use(3)
Bind P-R--> decrease growth and increased vascularization of endometrium & thicken cervical mucus 1. Contraception (pill, IUD, implant, depot) 2. endometrial cancer 3. abn. uterine bleeding
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Explain the Progestin Challenge
presence of withdrawal bleeding excludes anatomic defects (Asher syndrome) and chronic anovulation without estrogen
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Anti-progestins: | Name 2
1. Mifepristone (=RU-486) | 2. Ulipristal
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Antiprogestins: MOA Clinical use (
-Competitive inhb of progestins at P-R 1. Termination of pregnancy (mifepristone w/ misoprosto-PGE1 analog) 2. emergency contraception (ulipristal) 3. peptic ulcer disease (mifepristone)
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Combined contraception: Components Forms(3) MOA(3)
- Progestins & EE - pill, patch, vaginal ring 1. estrogen&progestins inhib LH/FSH-->prevent estrogen surge/LH surge-->No ovulation 2. Progestins thicken cervical mucous (limit sperm access to uterus) 3. Progestins inhib endometrial prolif (limits implantability)
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Combined contraception: | Contra
1. smokers >35yo (increase Cardiovascular events) 2. patients at increased risk of CV events(VTE history, CAD, stroke) 3. migraine (esp. with aura) 4. breast cancer
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Copper Intrauterine device: MOA Clinical Use(2)
- Produces local Inflam Rxn toxic to sperm/ova (prevents fertilization/implantation) * No hormones 1. Long acting reversible contraception 2. Most effective emergency contraception
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Copper Intrauterine device: Adverse (3) Contra (1)
Adverse: 1. Heavier/longer menses 2. dysmenorrhea 3. PID risk with insertion Contra: PID/ pelvic infection
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Terbutaline, Ritodine: MOA Use
Terbutaline (B1/B2) Ritodrine (B2) -B2 agonists that relax the uterus Use: decrease contraction frequency in women during labor/decrease premature contractions (a.k.a=tocolytic)
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Danazol: MOA Clinical Use (2)
-synthetic androgen that acts as partial agonist at androgen-R1 1. Endometriosis 2. hereditary angioedema * Danazol has largely been replaced by Leuprolide/Goserelin for endometriosis
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Danazol: | Adverse (7)
1. Weight gain 2. edema 3. acne/hirsutism 4. masulinization (of fetus w/ pregnancy) 5. decrease HDL levels 6. hepatotox 7. pseudotumor cerebri (increase ICP, papilledeam, HA)
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Drugs causing pseudotumor cerebri
1. Danazol | 2. excess Vit A
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Testosterone, Methyltestosterone: MOA difference between the 2 drugs? Clinical Use(3)
- Androgen-R agonist - Methyltestosterone has better oral bioavailability 1. Hypogonadism 2. promote dev. of 2ary sex characteristics 3. stimulate anabolism to promote recovery after burn/injury
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Testosterone, Methyltestosterone: | Adverse(4)
1. masculinizationof Females 2. decrease intratesticular testosterone in males via (-) feedback on LH--> gonadal atrophy 3. premature closure of epiphyseal plates 4. increase LDL, decrease HDL (not good)
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Antiandrogens: | Name 4
1. Finasteride 2. Flutamide 3. Ketoconazole 4. Spironolactone
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Finasteride: MOA Clinical Use (2) Adverse
-5a-reductase inhibitor (decrease testosterone-->DHT conversion) 1. BPH (drug of choice w/o HTN) 2. male pattern baldness Adverse: impotence, gynecomastia, abn. sex function
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Flutamide: MOA Clinical use(1) Used with what?
-Nonsteroidal Competitive inhib at androgen-R --> decrease Testosterone 1. Prostate carcinoma w/ Leuprolide (decrease LH/FSH)
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Ketoconazole: | MOA
inhib steroid synthesis | inhib 17,20-desmolase which prevents chol-->pregnenolone
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Spironolactone: | MOA
inhib steroid binding, 17a-hyrdoxylase, and 17,20-desmolase
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Ketoconazole & Spironolactone: Clinical Use(1) Adverse (2)
- PCOS to reduce androgenic symptoms 1. gynecomastia 2. amenorrhea
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Tamsulosin: MOA Clincial Use
- selective a1(A,D)-antagonist--> inhib sm. muscle contraction on prostate (limited effect on vascular a1(B)-R) 1. BPH (in contrast to non-specific a1-antagonist which all end in "-zosin" 1. prazosin 2. terazosin 3. doxazosin and can cause adverse orthostatic hypotension)
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Phosphodiesterase Type5 inhibitors: | Name 3
"PDE type5 inhibitors FILl the penis" 1. Sildenafil 2. Tadalafil 3. Vardenafil
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Phosphodiesterase Type5 inhibitors: | MOA
1. Inhib PDE-5--> increase cGMP-->prolong sm. muscle relaxation in response to NO 2. this increases b.flow in corpus cavernous of penis 3. decrease pulm. vascular resistance
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Phosphodiesterase Type5 inhibitors: Clinical Use (3) Adverse
1. Erectile dysfunction 2. Pulm HTN 3. BPH (Tadalafil) Adverse: "Hot and sweaty, but then HA, Heartburn, Hypotension" 1. HA, Flushing 2. Dyspepsia 3. cyanopia = Blue-tinted vision ("viagra is a blue little pill")
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Phosphodiesterase Type5 inhibitors: | DD interaction
Risk of life-threatening Hypotension in patients taking NITRATES * IF suspecting MI in patient, ask about erectile dysfunction drugs b/c NItrates+Sidenafil-->life-threatening hypotension
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Minoxidil: MOA Clinical Use
-Direct arteriolar vasodilator (K+ channel blocker) 1. Androgenic alopecia ("Rogaine") 2. Severe refractory Hypertension
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Only anti fungal with anti-androgenic effects?
Ketoconazole w/ adverse of gynecomastia
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Drug of choice for BPH w/o HTN? | w/ HTN?
``` w/o= Finasteride w/ = Tamsulosin ```
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Drug which impairs Blue-Green vision? | Drug which impairs Red-Green vision?
``` Blue-Green= PDE-5 inhib Red-Green= Ethambutol ```

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