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Pepcid Histamine-2 (H2) Antagonist |
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Zantac Histamine -H2) Antahonist |
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AXID Histamine H2 Antagonist |
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Hystamine -2 (H2) antagonist *cimetidine( Tagament) *famotidine( pepsid) *ranitidine (Zantac) *nazatidine(AXID) |
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Reduces gastric secretions, prevents histamine induced acid release cimetidine associated with gynecomastia and galactorhea short term Tx of duodenal ulcers prevention of upper GI-bleed in critically ill patients Avoid antacids 1-2 hours before taking drug |
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Antacids: Prototype :Sodium Bicarbonate (Bell/ans;Baking-Soda) Aluminum-salts(AlternaGel) Calcium salts (Oystercal;Tums;Rolaids) Magaldrate(Losopan;Riopan) Aluminum-hydroxide/magnesium-hydroxide/simethicone(Mylanta) Magaldrate/simethicone(Riopan Plus) Magnesium-trisilate/Alumimum-hydroxide (Gaviscon) Aluminum-hydroxide/magnesium-hydroxide (Maslox) Simethicone (Gas-X; Mylicon) |
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Magnesium= Diarrhea Aluminum= constipation Take antacids 1 hour after meals No Oral Meds within 1-2 hours of any antacid MOM = also used as a laxative |
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Bell/ans Baking Soda ANTACIDS |
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Oystercal; Tums;Rolaids ANTACID |
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Aluminum-hydroxide/magnesium-hydroxide/simethicone |
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Magnesium-Trisilicate/ Aluminum-Hydroxide |
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Aluminum-Hydroxide Magnesium-hydroxide |
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Proton-Pump-Inhibitors (PPIs) (prazole ending) Omeprezole(Prilosec) Esomeprazole(Nexium) Lansoprazole(Prevacid) Pantoprazole(Protonix) Rabeprazole(Aciphex) |
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*Reduces Gastric acid production *Short term Tx of GERD; *Omeprazole-Long term TC of duodenal ulcer *Prevacid -Protonix - also available IV route * May increase concentration of Oral Anticoagulants w/Omeprazole Take Omeprazole before meals |
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Prilosec PROTON PUMP INHIBITORS |
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GI protectant Carafate Sucralfate |
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Forms a protective covering on ulcer surface take on empty stomach give 30 minutes āc/PC meals 1-2 b/w other meals |
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PROSTOGLANDIN Cytotec Misoprostol |
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An Abortifacent stimulates uterine contractions helps NSAID induced gastric Ulcers |
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Digestive-Enzymes Pacrelipase (Creon; Prancrease) Saliva-Substitute (MouthKote;Salivart) |
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Treatment of digestive-enzyme did function; take with all meals & snacks |
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Creon; Prancrease DIGESTIVE ENZYMES |
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MouthKote;Salivart DIGESTIVE ENZYMES |
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Drugs Affecting GI Motility LAXATIVES |
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Chemical Stimulants *Bulk-stimulants *Lubricants/Emollients *Other Laxatives |
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Neoloid CHEMICAL STIMULANT Increases peristalsis |
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Dulcolax CHEMICAL STIMULANT Gastric irritation if taken with antacids, H2 Blockers, PPIs and Milk |
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Senokot CHEMICAL STIMULANT |
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Citrate Magnesium BULK STIMULANT For Chronic constipation |
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Chronulac BULK STIMULANT IF NOT TAKEN WITH WATER MAU HAVE CRAMPS NAUSEA DIARRHEA INTESTINAL OBSTRUCTION |
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MILK OF MAGNESIA BULK STIMULANT |
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Epsom-Salts BULK STIMULANT OLD TOME REMRDY USED FOR VARIOUS PURPOSES. |
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FiberCon Mix with 8-10 oz of water & stir drink immediately & follow with 1 extra glass of water must be taken with plenty if water |
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Metamucil; Fiberall BULK STIMULANT |
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GloLYTELY BULK STIMULANT STIMULATE BOWL EVACUATION PROOR TO COLONOSCOPY |
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Mineral-Oil (Agoral Plain) Dicusate-Sodium (Colace) Glycerin (Sani-Supp) |
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Mineral-Oil (Agoral Plain) |
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Lubricants/Emollients softens stools by increasing water &fat penetration in the intestines if taken with mineral oil may result in toxicity |
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Lubricants/ Emollient Colace prevents straining with BMs for post op, post partum, post Mi. |
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May take up to 3 days to soften Stools |
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OTHER LAXATIVES METHYLNALTREXONE (Relistor) |
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For opioid induced constipation in specific Pts administers subcut daily also listed under agents for IBS |
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GI- Stimulants Metoclopramide (Reglan) Despanthenol (llopan) |
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Pro-kinetic, anti-emetic. Chronic use> tardive dyskinesia; also listed under non-phenothiazine |
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Loperamide (Imodium; Immodium A-D) |
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ANTI-DIRRHEALS Inhibits gastric motility |
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Bismuth-subsalicylate (Pepto-Bismol; Kaopectate) |
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Contains ASPIRIN may be used for travelers diarrhea CAUTION with: hepatic/Renal disease; Glaucoma |
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Diphrnoxylate- hydrochloride/atropine-sulfate (Lomotil) |
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ANTIDIARRHEALS Do not use if or has C-Diff infection (Clostridium difficile) CDI* No alcohol, MAO inhibitors, antihistamines, narcotics & sedative-hypnotics "Disulfram-reaction" |
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Opium-derivatives (Paregoric) |
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ANTI-DIARRHEALS ASSESS FREQUENT BM &/or vowel sounds |
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Fidaxomicin (Dificid; Dificlir) |
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2nd FDA approved (2013) drug for tx of CDI (1st was oral vancomycin in 1978) |
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(Prototype) Alostron (Lotronex) |
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Hyoscyamine (Anaspaz; Levsin;NuLev |
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PHENOTHIAZINES Endings: "azine" |
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Prochlorperazine (Compazine) Chlorpromazine (Phenergan) Pro methazine (Phenergan) Perphenazine (Trilafon) |
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Prochlorperazine (Compazine) |
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PHENTHIAZINE Tx of N/V related to anesthesia; severe-vomiting; intractable-hiccoughs |
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Chlorpromazine (Thorazine) |
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Photosensitivity> prochlorpetazine/Compazine |
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PHENOTHIAZINE Adverse effects: drowsiness dry mouth pallor sweating urine may be tinged pink-to-red-brown color **Photosemsitivity** Men steal disorders galactorhea gynecomastia |
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Metoclopramide Reglan; Metozolv ODT (Pro kinetic anti emetic ) (chronic use > Tardivr -Dyskinesia) (emetiginc cancer chemo, post op n/v ADVERSE EFFECTS: drowsiness; sedating fatigue restlessness |
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Meclizine (Antivert) Prototype buclizine( Bucladin) Cyclizine (Marezine) |
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ANTI- CHOLORGENIC/ ANTIHISTAMINES (Prevent or treat n/v related to motion sickness or inner ear problems to prevent motion sickness (30 minutes prior to travel Many OTCs ADVERSE EFFECTS: DROWSINESS CONFUSION RESPIRATORY DEPRESSION ANOREXIA DRY MOUTH HYPOTENSION |
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Serotonin 5- HT3 Receptor Blockers (SETRON) Prototype: (ondansetron - Zofran) (Dolasetron - Anzemet) ( granisetron- Kytril) (Palonosetron- Aloxi) |
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For N/V related to anti-neoplasmic chemo radiation therapy post op CAUTION: pregnancy & lactation ADVERSE EFFECTS: HA, DIZZINESS, Pain at injection site rash urinary retention constipation hypotension |
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Substance P/Neurokinin 1 Receptor Prototype : Aprepitant (Emend) |
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First drug in newest drug class for N/V in combination with other agents given Orally ADVERSE SIDE EFFECTS : Nausea HA constipation DO NOT GIVE DURING PREGNANCY DO NOT COMBINE W/ PIMOZIDE |
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Drionabil (Marinol) MISCELLANEOUS AGENTS (Anti-Em) |
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Contains active ingredient of cannabis (Marijuana) |
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Nabilone (Cesamet) MISC-Agent (Anti Em) |
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Contains active ingredient of cannabis |
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For N/V before or after obstetrical delivery or surgery |
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Trimethobenzamide (Tigan) Misc-Ag (AntiEm) |
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Similar to antihistamines but not as sedating |
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Dexamethasone (Decadron) MISC-Ag (AntiEM) |
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Corticosteroid (Pre -Chemo) |
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Dimenhydrate (Dramamime) Misc-Ag (AntiEM) |
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Scopolamine (Transderm-Scop) Misc-AG (Anti-Em) |
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To prevent motion sickness take 30 minutes prior to travel DO NOT GIVE: COMA SEVERE CNS DEPRESSION, BRAIN-DAMAGE/Injury hypo/Hypertension liver dysfunction **No-Alcohol** |
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Herbals/ Alternatives Ginger |
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