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pharm
exam
1
NUR
2060
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is
more
effective
when
used
with
dexamethasone
(a
steroid
med)
-
ANS-serotonin
receptor
antagonist
ADR's
of
weight
loss
drugs
-
ANS-decreases
fat
soluble
vitamins
and
beta-carotene;
may
decrease
absorption
of
thyroid
hormone
replacement,
antibiotics
to
eradicate
H.
pylori
-
ANS--amoxicillin
(Amoxil)
-bismuth
(Pepto
Bismil)
-metronidazole
(Flagyl)
anticholinergic
example
-
ANS-scopolamine
(Transderm
scop)
anticholinergic
uses
and
effects
-
ANS-nausea,
vomiting,
motion
sicknes
-effects:
blurred
vision,
dry
mouth,
drowsiness,
urinary
retention,
constipation
Antihistimine
uses
-
ANS-motion
sickness
and
vertigo
symptoms
of
vertigo
bismuth
subsalicylate
-
ANS--gastric
cytoprotectant:
possess
topical
mucosal
effects
-antimicrobial
effects:
binds
to
bacterial
toxins
-is
an
NSAID
(risk
for
reyes
syndrome
in
infants)
bismuth
subsalicylate
uses
-
ANS--H.
pylori
infection
(adults
and
children)
-diarrhea
(ages
12
and
older)
-traveler's
diarrhea
propylaxis
butyrophenone
use
-
ANS-antagonizes
dopamine
&
alpha
receptors
can
a
REMS
drug
be
given
to
any
patient?
-
ANS-no,
only
patients
in
certain
healthcare
settings,
e.g.
hospitals
or
physician's
offices.
-only
dispensed
to
patients
with
specific
documentation
showing
they're
approved
-patients
are
subject
to
monitoring
cannabinoids:
-
ANS--bind
to
cannabinoid
receptors
-are
second
line
due
to
unpleasant
temporal
effects
and
dependence
potential
-can
be
used
to
stimulate
appetite
causes
of
acute
diarrhea
-
ANS--infection
(e.
Coli
and
c.
Dif)
-GI
disease
-change
in
diet
-nervousness
and
anxiety -allergic
rxn
-intoxication
-side
effect
of
medication
causes
of
chronic
diarrhea
-
ANS--related
to
disease
or
disorder
-malabsorption
syndrome
-inflammatory
bowel
disease
-endocrine
disorder
chloride
channel
activator
action
-
ANS-promotes
secretion
of
chloride
into
the
bowel
by
activating
chloride
channels
and
enhance
motility
and
fluid
secretion
in
small
intestine
semisoft
stool
in
24
hours
potential
teratogen
chloride
channel
activator
example
-
ANS-lubiprostone
(Amitiza)
does
cardiac
output
increase
or
decrease
with
aging?
-
ANS-decreases
-decreased
arterial
elasticity
does
every
drug
need
REMS?
-
ANS-no
dopamine
antagonist
example
-
ANS-metoclopramide
(Reglan)
dopamine
antagonist
uses
-
ANS-antagonizes
dopamine,
stimulates
GI
tract
mobility
(pro-kinetic
subclass)
during
which
weeks
are
fetuses
most
at
risk
for
physical
malformations?
-
ANS-weeks
3-8
-teratogen
exposure
during
this
period
during
which
weeks
are
fetuses
most
at
risk
for
physiological
malformations?
-
ANS-weeks
9-term
histamine
H2
receptor
antagonist
examples
-
ANS--cimetidine
(Tagamet)
-ranitidine
(Zantac)
-famotidine
(Pepcid)
IBS
medications
-
ANS--dicyclomine
(Bentyl)-
decreases
GI
motility,
antichollinergic,
good
for
cramps
and
abdominal
pain
-alostetron
(Lotronex)-
only
for
women
with
severe
diarrhea
inducing
IBS,
REMS
program
used
with
this
-lubiprostone
(Amitiza)-
chloride
channel
activator
for
constipating
IBS
indications
of
chloride
channel
activator
-
ANS-chronic
idiopathic
constipation
constipating
irritatable
bowel
syndrome

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