Term
| What are luminal drugs used for Peptic Acid disease and what are the negative side effects of each? |
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Definition
Sodium Bicarb: Bloating
Calcium Carbonate:
Aluminum Hydroxide: Constipation
Magnesium Hydroxide: Diarrhea and Mg CNS symptoms
Sucralfate: Diarrhea
Colloidal Bismuth: black Stool |
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Term
Which luminal agent for peptic acid disease is used for overdoses?
Which is the most Potent?
Which is Cytoprotective? |
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Definition
Overdose: Sodium Bicarb
Potent: Aluminum Hydroxide
Cytoprotective
Aluminum Hydroxide
Sucralfate
Colloidal Bismuth |
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Term
What are the major H2 blockers used in peptic ulcer disease?
What are the adverse effects of each? |
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Definition
Cimetidine
Gynecomastia*
Agranulocytosis*
Psycosis
P450 inhibitor
Ranitidine
CHF*
Tremor
Famotidine: Maybe free of CHF |
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Term
| How are anti-cholinergics typically used for peptic ulcer disease |
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Definition
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Term
What are the common Proton pump inhibitors, their adverse effects?
and their mechanism of action? |
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Definition
Omeprazole
Lansoprazole
Adverse:
Stomach Carcinoma in Animals
B12 deficiency-> megoblastic anemia
Mech: Inhibit H/K-ATPase |
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Term
| What is more potent, a PPI or a H2 blocker |
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Definition
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Term
| Which H2 blocker is used In-Patient? |
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Definition
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