Flashcards in stuff i cant remember Deck (48)
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side effects of aluminum hydroxide? 4
constipation
hypophosphatemia
weakness, osteodystrophy
seizures/encephalopathy
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SE of calcium carbonate? 3
hypercalcemia
rebound acid
calcium stones
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SE of Mg hydroxide? 3
diarrhea
hyporeflexia
hypotension
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contraindications for bismuth/sucralfate?
severe renal failure
antiplateletes/coags
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absolute contras for bismuth?
GI bleeds salicylate hypersensitivity
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what 5HT3 antiemetic si the worst cuase QT thing?
dolasetron
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what 5HT3 has the longest half life so its good for CINV?
palonosetron
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What occurs in serotonin syndrome?
neuromuscular hyperacitivy, agitation,
autonomic stimulation hyperthermia, diaphoresis, diarrhea
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Best use for aprepitant?
post op
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what H1 receptor agonist combo is good for prengant ladies with NV of P?
doxylamine + pyridoxine (b6)
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what 3 antiemetics have anticholinergic SE?
H1 blockers
D2 blockers
M1 blocker
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what are the 3 D2 antagonists that arent metoclopramide?
chlopromazine, perphenazine, prochlorperazine
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what are the two weed drugs?
dronabinol
nabilone
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whats youe 3 drug antiemetic regiment?
5ht3 + NK1 + roid
D2 next
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Whats the black box warning for alostetron?
ischemic colitis
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whats the dragons blood called and whats its MOA?
crofelemer
inhibits CFTR --> no cAMP --> blocks Cl channels
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what are the constipation tx that arent laxatives?
guanylate cyclase C agonists
periph opiod antagoinst
selective chloride channel (C2) activators
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what is the Guanylate cyclase C agonist learned? use? MOA?
linaclotide
IBS-c
activates GCC --> increases cGMP --> increases chloride thru CFTR
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what are the peripheral opiod antagonists? 3
whats bad bout the 3rd?
methylnaltrexone
naloxegol
alvimopan --> MI risk
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what os the selective chloride channel activator? MOA?
lubiprostone
activates CIC 2 channels --> more secretion
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use for lubiprostone?
IBS-c
CIC
OIC
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interactions with osmotic saline laxatives?
diuretics, CHF, HTN, renal disease
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what are the non senna irritants?
bisacodyl
castor oil
glycerin
sodium picosulfate
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what are bad things about irritants?
go into boob milk, GI obstruction/ileus
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what is procolonoscopty only?
perpopik
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what 4 drugs are UC?
5-ASA
JAK stat inhibitors
TNF-a inhibitors
4a-intigren inhibitors
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what are the 4 5-ASA drugs?
-sala-
mesalamine
balsalazide
osalazine
sulfasalasizne
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what is the JAK inhibitor?
tofacitinib
UC ONLY
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what are the TNF-a inhibitors?
which are CD, UC, both?
adalimumab (both)
infliximab (both)
golimumab (UC)
certolizumab (CD)
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SE of TNF-a inhibotrs?
liver toxicity, infecitons
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what are the 2 a-4 integrin inhibitors? which is used for which
vedolizumab (BOTH)
natalizumab (CD)
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whats the big side effect with natalizumab?
JC reactivation --> PML
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whats the IL-12/23 inhibitor?
ustekinumab
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what is fidaxomicin? MOA?
macrolide
binds and inhuibits 50s subunit
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what is the MOA for iodoquinol?
halogenated hydroxyguinoline, unknown
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MOA of nitazoxanide?
inhibits ferredoxin idioreductase
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SE of nitazoxanide?
large salivary glands
yellow eyes and yellower pee
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what is niclosamide used for? whats its MOA?
cestode fair
inhibitrs oxphos and ATPase activity
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praziquantel MOA?
increases membrane permeability to Ca
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what is the MOA of ledipasvir?
viral NS5A inhibitor --> virus cant replicated
HEP C
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what is the MOA for ribavirin? contras?
inhibitrs synth of guanin nucleotides by inhibitirng monophosphate dehydrogenase
pregnancy, anemia
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what is the MOA for simeprevir?
HCV protease inhibitor (NS35/4A inhibitor) --> no replication
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what is the MOA for sofosbuvir?
inhibitrs HCV RNA dependant RNA polymerase (NS5B)
HEP C
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when can you not use INF-a for hepatitis?
decompensated cirrhosis
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what are the nucleoSIDES for hep B? 3
entecavir (1)
lamivudine
telbivudine
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what are the nucleoTIDES for Hep B? 2
tenofovir (1)
adefovir
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what are the other Hep C t protease inhibitors? that arent simeprevir
telaprevir
boceprevir
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