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(Metamucil) Bulk-forming laxative;
Dissolves in water to form a gel; Swell as the compartment accumulates water;
SE - allergic rxns, gas, intestinal obstruction, inhibits coumarin absorption |
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Bulk-forming laxative;
Dissolves in water to form a gel; Swells as the compound accumulates water;
SE - ↓ absorption of other drugs/nutrients |
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Bulk-forming laxative;
Hydrophillic polyacrylic resin, absorbs 60-100X its weight in water;
SE - Ca release
CI - tetracycline |
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Anionic Surfactant laxative - stool softener;
↓ water tension between stool and GI tract, allows for easier stool passage;
CI - long term use (mucosal irritation) and in pt presenting with abdominal pain, N/V |
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NON-ionic Surfactant laxative - stool softener;
↓ water tension between stool and GI tract, allows for easier stool passage;
CI - In pt presenting with abdominal pain, N/V |
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Anionic Surfactant laxative - stool softener + stimulates peristalsis @ myenteric plexus;
Prodrug - converted to active ricinoleic acid*;
↓ water tension between stool and GI tract, allows for easier stool passage;
CATHARTIC (induces complete bowel evacuation);
SE - induces uterine contraction, dehydration, electrolyte imbalance |
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(Modane, Dulcolax)
Stimulant laxative - MOST POTENT;
Enteric-coated tablet, Prodrug (converted to desacetyl);
[3 MOAs @ colon]
(1) ↑ permiability of intestinal mucosa for back diffusion, (2)stimulate myenteric plexus to ↑ peristalsis, (3) ↑ PG synthesis and intestinal secretion;
SE - dehydration, electrocyte loss, enterocyte damage |
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Stimulant laxative - MOST POTENT;
Natural product, gentle;
[3 MOAs @ colon]
(1) ↑ permiability of intestinal mucosa for back diffusion, (2) Stimulate myenteric plexus to↑ peristalsis, (3) ↑ PG synthesis and intestinal secretion;
SE - abdominal pain, nephritis, pigmentation of colon, pink urine |
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(Epsom Salt)
Osmotic laxative +Magnesium;
Non-absorble w/ osmotic activity, triggers the release of CCK → ↑ intestinal motility and secretion. |
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(Milk of Magnesia)
Osmotic laxative +Magnesium;
Non-absorble w/ osmotic activity, triggers the release of CCK → ↑ intestinal motility and secretion. |
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Osmotic laxative +Magnesium;
Non-absorble w/ osmotic activity, triggers the release of CCK → ↑ intestinal motility and secretion+
CATHARTIC |
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Osmotic laxative +Phosphate; Cathartic |
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Osmotic laxative;
Osmotic activity, non-absorbed;
Conversion to organic acids make it a fecal acidifier (In hepatic failure - ↑ ammonia clearance by ↓ absorption in colon);
Prevents/tx encephalopathy in portal HTN |
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Osmotic laxative; Osmotic and lubricant effects; Suppository |
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Osmotic laxative; Mass evac for colonoscopy pre-op; Dissolve into 4L and chug |
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Laxative/stool softner;
Hydrocarbon mixture that penetrates and softens stool |
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Laxative;
↑ secretions by activating Cl- channels in a PK-A-independant manner which ↑ interstitial fluid secretion and ↑ motility;
Tx chronic idiopathic constipation |
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T-Sweat: "opiate antagonists are used off label to treat opiate-induced constipation or constipation associated with irritable bowel syndrome" |
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T-Sweat: "opiate antagonists are used off label to treat opiate-induced constipation or constipation associated with irritable bowel syndrome" |
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Anti-Diarrheal and cytoprotective agent;
Absorbs harmful bacteria, viruses, toxins;
↑ secretion of mucous and HCO3, inhibits Pepsin activation, chelates proteins at base of ulcer forming protective barrier, and inhibits H. pylori colonization;
Tx travellers diarrhea and H. Pylori infection |
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Anti-Diarrheal; Absorbs harmful bacteria, viruses or toxins |
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Attapulgite, Magnesium aluminum disilicate |
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(Diasorb) Not in notes (?) Anti-Diarrheal: Binds to acids, toxins, bacteria in the GI; (previously included in Kaopectate) |
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Opiate Anti-diarrheal;
Morpine in benzoic acid;
↓ secretions, ↑ muscle tone (anti-spasmotic) including tone of sphincters (↓ urgency @external anal sph), ↓ motility, ↑ contact time. |
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Opiate Anti-diarrheal;
↓ secretions, ↑ muscle tone (anti-spasmotic) including tone of sphincters (↓ urgency @external anal sph), ↓ motility, ↑ contact time;
Atropine added to thwart abuse. |
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(Imodium)
Opiate Anti-diarrheal;
↓ secretions, ↑ muscle tone (anti-spasmotic) including tone of sphincters (↓ urgency @external anal sph), ↓ motility, ↑ contact time;
Binds calmodulin and inhbitis its calcium-binding actions. |
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Anti-cholinergic as Anti-Diarrheal;
Blocks vagal tone to the GI (Ach) to ↓ GI motility and secretions;
Anti-spasmodic for cramps;
Also tx urinary incontinence |
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Anti-cholinergic as Anti-Diarrheal;
Blocks vagal tone (Ach) to the GI to ↓ GI motility and secretions;
Anti-spasmodic to tx CRAMPS. |
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Anti-cholinergic, Anti-emetic;
Blocks muscarinic receptors on CN VIII (vestibular afferents);
Transdermal patch behind ear;
Tx: prophylaxis for motion sickness;
SE - sedation, drowsiness, dry mouth |
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(Dramamine); Anti-Emetic - anti-histamine; Remember anti-cholinergic action of first Gen H1 blockers; OTC prophylaxis for motion sickness |
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Anti-Emetic - anti-histamine; Remember anti-cholinergic action of first Gen H1 blockers; OTC prophylaxis for motion sickness |
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(Antivert) Anti-Emetic - anti-histamine; Remember anti-cholinergic action of first Gen H1 blockers; Prescription Rx for Vertigo and Meniere's dz, depressant effect in ear labyrinth |
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(Phenergan);
Potent Anti-Histamine (H1 blocker) and Anti-Emetic; Remember anti-cholinergic action of first Gen H1 blockers;
Tx severe N/V, can be used pre-op;
SE - Sedation |
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Anti-emetic - anti-dopaminergic; Also has anti-cholinergic functions; Tx N/V and intractable hiccups |
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Anti-emetic - anti-dopaminergic; Also has anti-cholinergic functions; Tx N/V and intractable hiccups; Poor antipsychotic, useful antiemetic |
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Anti-emetic - anti-dopaminergic; Also has anti-cholinergic functions;
IV - useful in hospital setting;
Tx N/V and intractable hiccups;
Inhibits CTZ & VC |
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Anti-emetic - anti-dopaminergic;
Binds D2 receptors in CTZ;
Tx post-op N/V |
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Anti-emetic - anti-dopaminergic, Prokinetic;
Blocks D2 receptors, ↑ ACH - ↑ gastric emptying; ↑ LES tone, ↑ esophageal peristalsis;
Tx chemo-induced and post-op N/V, GERD, given prophylactically;
SE - tardive dyskinesia* |
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Anti-emetic - anti-dopaminergic, Prokinetic;
Blocks D2 receptors, ↑ ACH - ↑ gastric emptying; ↑ LES tone, ↑ esophageal peristalsis;
Tx chemo-induced and post-op N/V;
SE - extrapyramidal, use short term only* |
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(Zofran)
Anti-emetic - Serotonin antagonist;
IV or Oral;
Blocks receptors in GI (↓ vagal afferents), blocks receptors in CTZ;
MOST Effective class of Anti-Emetics - use for chemo tox;
↑ potency w/ dexamethasone. |
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Anti-emetic - Serotonin antagonist;
Oral;
Blocks receptors in GI (↓ vagal afferents), blocks receptors in CTZ;
MOST Effective class of Anti-Emetics - use for chemo tox;
↑ potency w/ dexamethasone. |
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Anti-emetic - Serotonin antagonist;
IV or Oral; Long t 1/2*;
Blocks receptors in GI (↓ vagal afferents), blocks receptors in CTZ;
MOST Effective class of Anti-Emetics - use for chemo tox;
↑ potency w/ dexamethasone. |
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Anti-emetic - Serotonin antagonist;
IV;
Blocks receptors in GI (↓ vagal afferents), blocks receptors in CTZ;
MOST Effective class of Anti-Emetics - use for chemo tox;
↑ potency w/ dexamethasone. |
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Anti-emetic adjuvant;
Substance P and neurokinin 1 (NK-1) antagonist;
Crosses BBB to act on CTZ;
Tx: N/V from cytotoxic chemo therapy. |
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Dronabinol Delta 9-tetrahydro cannabinol |
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Anti-emetic adjuvant;
Marijuana derivative;
Tx intractable N/V in chemo pts;
SE - psychomimetic reactions |
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Anti-emetic corticosteroid (in this case);
Reduces SE of other drugs due to ↓ prostaglandins,
↑ effectiveness of serotonin antagonists. |
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Anti-emetic (in this case) corticosteroid;
Reduces SE of other drugs by reducing prostaglandin synthesis. |
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(Tums)
Antacid;
Weak base neutralizes HCl, prevents pepsin activation;
Tx: gas, PUD, acid (↑ pH);
SE - ↓ absorption of other drugs |
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Magnesium-aluminum hydroxide |
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(Maalox)
Antacid;
Weak base neutralizes HCl, prevents pepsin activation;
Tx gas, PUD, acid (↑ pH);
SE - ↓ absorption of other drugs |
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Mg-Al hydroxide Alginic acid |
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Antacid;
Weak base neutralizes HCl, prevents pepsin activation;
Tx gas, PUD, acid (↑ pH);
SE - ↓ absorption of other drugs
Algenic acid is a floating gel to dec reflux, regurg; |
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(Tagamet)
H2 antagonist;
Competitively inhibits H2 receptors in stomach which ↓ acid secretion;
Least potent in this class of anti-emetics, short half life;
Tx: PUD, GERD;
SE - @CYP450; avoid by using other drugs |
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(Zantac)
H2 antagonist;
Competitively inhibits H2 receptors in stomach which ↓ acid secretion;
Medium potentcy in this class of anti-emetics;
Tx: PUD, GERD; |
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H2 antagonist;
Competitively inhibits H2 receptors in stomach which ↓ acid secretion;
Least potent in class of anti-emetics;
Tx: PUD, GERD; |
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(Pepcid AC)
H2 antagonist;
Most potent and longest half life of any agent in this class*;
Competitively inhibits H2 receptors in stomach which ↓ acid secretion;
Tx: PUD, GERD; |
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(Prilosec)
PPI;
Irreversibly modifies the H/K-ATPase which traps the drug at its site of action;
Requires acidic pH for activation*;
Oral, long 1/2 life; More powerful than H2 blocker in inhibiting HCl production;
Tx: PUD, GERD and Z-E syndrome, refractory ulcers; |
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(Nexium)
PPI;
Irreversibly modifies the H/K-ATPase which traps the drug at its site of action;
Requires acidic pH for activation*;
Oral, long 1/2 life; More powerful than H2 blocker in inhibiting HCl production;
Tx: PUD, GERD and Z-E syndrome, refractory ulcers; |
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(Prevacid)
PPI;
Irreversibly modifies the H/K-ATPase which traps the drug at its site of action;
Requires acidic pH for activation*;
More powerful than H2 blocker in inhibiting HCl production but less effective than other members of the PPI group*
Tx: PUD, GERD and Z-E syndrome, refractory ulcers;
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PPI;
Irreversibly modifies the H/K-ATPase which traps the drug at its site of action;
Requires acidic pH for activation*;
More powerful than H2 blocker in inhibiting HCl production;
Less CYP450 metabolism - longer lasting;
Tx: PUD, GERD and Z-E syndrome, refractory ulcers; |
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Cytoprotective agent;
Forms sticky gel at base of ulcer, adheres to epithelium; Requires acidic pH to work*, give before meal;
Tx: H2-blocker or PPI-induced pneumonia, DoC in bed ridden patients (alklinization of the stomach has adverse effects in these pt and this drug works at acidic pH)* |
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Cytoprotective agent - PGE1 analog;
↑ secretion of mucous and HCO3;
SE - dose-limiting diarrhea; Used only in pts that require NSAID use |
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Macrolide Antibiotic;
Inhibits microbe protein synthesis;
Tx: H.pylori infection;
Resistance: Rare |
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Antibiotic effective against G(-) bacilli
Tx: H.pylori infection;
CI - penicillin allergy
Resistance: rare |
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Antibiotic;
Tx: H.pylori infection; 2nd line, use if penicillin allergy, stagger dosing;
SE - teeth discoloration;
CI: Kids under 8 yrs |
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Synthetic Antibiotic - effective against obligate anaerobes;
Tx: H.pylori infection;
Common RESISTANCE*
Often have to switch to Furazolidine* |
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Antibiotic and Anti-protozoal agent
Tx: H.pylori infection;
Used in the case of Metronidazole (common) and/or Clarithromycin (rare) resistance. |
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Anti-inflammatory agent;
Enteric coated tablet; Prodrug broken down to 5-ASA (the anti-infalmmatory/active compnent) and sulfapyridine (the component that causes SEs);
Tx: IBD;
SE - anemia, rash, Impotence |
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Anti-inflammatory agent;
Enteric coated tablet; Prodrug: broken into 2 molecules of 5-ASA;
Tx: IBD;
SE - less impotence but is Weaker as an anti-inflamm |
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Monoclonal Ab, Anti-TNF;
Antibody binds TNF-alpha, ↓ inflammation;
Tx: IBD when Used w/ other immunosuppression |
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(Enbrel)
Monoclonal Ab, Anti-TNF;
Soluble TNF-alpha receptor, binds it; Does not require concomitant immunosuppression;
Tx: IBD. |
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Antibiotic;
Give enema to ↓ colonic bacteria;
Tx - portal HTN, portal systemic encephalopathy |
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