Toxicity Side effects Flashcards

(32 cards)

1
Q

When to monitor for Lithium

A

weekly until stable
—> every 3 months (year 1)
——-> every 6 months

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2
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When do you record Lithium serum concentration

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12 hours after dose

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3
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Signs of Lithium Toxicity
SICK and TREMOR

A
  • nausea
  • tremor
  • increased weeing/thirst
  • headache
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4
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What organ is not affected by lithium

A

Liver

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5
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What is the therapeutic range for Digoxin

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0.7 to 2

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6
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When should Digoxin samples be taken

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6 hours after dose

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7
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What are the signs of Digoxin toxicity apart from Yellow vision

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  • sick
  • confused
  • palpitations
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8
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What is a rare syndrome you should not give digoxin with

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Wolff-Parkinson-White Syndrome

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9
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What can be a sign of bone marrow toxicity when taking methotrexate

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Mucositis (inflammation of mouth of gut)

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What requires discontinuation of methotrexate

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  • pulmonary toxicity
  • bone marrow supression/neutropenia
  • Diarrhoea
  • Oral mucositis
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What should be monitored in methotrexate

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  • blood
  • renal
  • liver
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When should Methotrexate monitoring take place

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  • every 1 to 2 weeks until stable
    —-> every 2 to 3 months
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13
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What should the monitoring frequency be for Methotrexate when taking Leflunomide

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monthly for 12 months

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14
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What should be monitored with Warfarin

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  • FBC
  • LFT
  • renal
  • BP
  • thyroid
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What are signs of toxicity for Theophylline
SICK and FAST

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  • Nausea
  • tremor
  • palpitations
  • hyperglycaemia
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16
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What to not have with Phenytoin

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  • Enteral feeding (stop it 2 hours before and after dose)
17
Q

What supplements might be needed for when taking Phenytoin

18
Q

When to stop Phenytoin

A

if rash appears

19
Q

When to discontinue ciclosporin

A
  • uncontrolled hypertension
  • peripheral neuropathy
  • hair loss
  • rash
20
Q

What is the interaction of statins and cyclosporin

21
Q

When to measure serum concentration of gentamycin

A

after 3rd or 4th dose

22
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What are the serum ranges for Vancomycin

23
Q

What are the signs of toxicity of vancomycin

A
  • sore throat
  • brusing
  • mouth ulcers
24
Q

How long after treatment does amiodarone still incur side effects

A

several weeks to months

25
What can amiodarone do to neonates
goitre (swelling of thyroid glands in neck)
26
Can you breast feed with amiodarone
NO
27
What is a long term affect of Heparins
Osteoporosis
28
What cyclophosphamide cause and how to treat it
haemorrhagic cystitis (treated with mensa)
29
What is cyclophophammide induced hemorrhagic cystitis
inflammation and bleeding from bladder lining
30
How long post cyclophosphamide treatment should contraception go on for, for each gender
Females (12 months) Males (6 months)
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Hypoglycaemia effects
- palpitations - rapid heart beat - sweating
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What are the interactions of Sulfonylureas
- BB - NSAIDs - Alcohol