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GI-Pharm
Anti-Emetics
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Pharmacology
Graduate
02/09/2011

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Term

What are the Antihistamines used as anti-emetic

Which has Gangrene with injection?

Which are used exclusively for motion sickness?

Which has significant D2 block?

Which are anticholinergic?

Definition

Cyclizine- Motion Sickness

Meclizine-Motion Sickness

Promethazine-Gangrene, D2 Block

Diphenhydramine-Most Anti-cholinergic

*All are anticholinergic, but Diphenhydramine is the worst

Term

What are the antiemetic dopamine receptor antagonists

What are their adverse effects?

When are the typically used as anti-emetics?

Definition

Prochlorperazine

Metoclopramide

Adverse

Dystonia/EPS

Orthohypo

Use

Migranes

GI causes

Term

What is the mechanism of action of metoclopromide?

When is it best used?

Definition

Dopamine Block

5HT3 Block Central and peripheral

5HT4 Agonist

Prokinetic GI Activity

Use: nausea and vomiting in patients with GI dysmotility

Term

What is the mechanism of Ondansetron?

What are the adverse effects?

When are the uses

Definition

5HT3 Antagonist at:

Vagal Afferents

Solitary tract nucleus and

Area Postrema

Adverse: p450 metabolism

Uses

Pregnancy

Chemotherapy

Upper Abdomenal Irradiation

Term

What is the mechanism of Dronabinol,

Adverse effects, and

Use?

Definition

CB1 agonist

Adverse: Abstinence syndrome

High Protein Binding

Use: Chemotherapy

Term

When are glucocorticoids used as anti-emetic?

What is their proposed antiemetic activity?

Definition

Widespread cancer

Activity: Decreases peritumor inflammation and prostaglandin production

Term
When are benzos used as anti-emetic
Definition
Anticipatory Nausea
Term

What is the mechanism of Aprepitant,

Adverse effects, and

Use?

Definition

Mech: Substance P Receptor Antagonist

Adverse

Highly Protein Bound

P450

Use: Delayed Nausea

Term

What are the antiemetics for nausea caused by:

Migrane

Vestibular

Pregnancy

GI

Chemo with high risk of Nausea

Definition

Migraine: DA Antagonists(Metoclopromide, Prochloroperazine)

Vestibular: Antihist, Antichol

Pregnancy:

Hyperemesis-Promethazine, Steroids, 5HT antag

Nausea-Ginger, B6

GI: DA Antag, 2nd-5HT antag

Chemo: Aprepitant, Dexamethasone, 5HT-block

Term
Which anesthetic is least likely to cause post-op nausea
Definition
Propofol
Term
What are some risk factors for developing post-op nausea?
Definition

Operation Factors

Surgey type

Long Procedure

Opiods Post-op

Patient Factors

Women

History

Non-smoker

Term
What are the drug classes used as Antiemetics?
Definition

Anti-histamines

Anticholinergics

Dopamine Antagonists

Serotonin Antagonists

Substane P Antagonists

Canabinoids

Corticosteroids

Benzodiazepines

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