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ENDOCRINE EXAM 3

DRUGCLASSMOAADRNOTES
Propylthiouracil (PTU) Methimazole (MMI) Thioamides (for hyperthyroidism) Inhibit TPO, blocks iodination/organificaton PTU ONLY - inhibits D1 (t4 to t3) PTU - boxed warning hepatoxic Fetal abnormalities - MMI not used in first trimester, but used in 2nd and 3rd MMI - increase risk of pancreatitis
Potassium iodide (KI) Thioamides (for hyperthyroidism) Inhibits t3/4 activity, blocks RAI (radioactive iodine) uptake, decrease vascularity of thyroid gland before thyroidectomy (surgery) Wolff-chaikoff effect (thyroid homrmone shuts off) caution in pregnancy - crosses placenta Blocks uptake of radioactive iodine to reduce risk of thyroidcancer
Iodine -131 Thioamides (for hyperthyroidism) radioactive destruction of thyroid do not use in pregnancy 131-I
Propanolol, nadolol, atenolol, metoprolol, esmolol (MEAN) Beta blockers (for hyperthyroidism) propanolol and nadolol inhibits D1 and D2 (t4 to t3) at high doses, use for adrenergic symptoms, thyrotoxicosis treatment, B1/2 antagonist symptom treatment for thyroxicosis (treatment for hyperthyroidism), blocks peripheral t4 to t3 conversion
Teprotummumab Monoclonal antibody (for hyperthyroidism related eye disease) insulin growth like factor 1 receptor antagonist, thyroid eye disease treatment, decrease TSHR and orbital fibroblast inflammation tinnitus, hearing loss, hyperglycemia, infusion related
Desiccated thyroid Synthetic thyroid hormones (for hypo) Synthetic T4, T3, iodine increased HR, palpitations (dose related), thyrotoxicosis BBW - weight reduction
Levothyroxine Synthetic thyroid hormones (for hypo) Synthetic T4 increased HR, palpitations (dose related), thyrotoxicosis BBW - weight reduction prohormone (prodrug), cleaved to form T3
Liothyronine Synthetic thyroid hormones (for hypo) Synthetic T3 increased HR, palpitations (dose related), thyrotoxicosis BBW - weight reduction shorter t1/2
Thyrolar Synthetic thyroid hormones (for hypo) Synthetic T4 and T3 increased HR, palpitations (dose related), thyrotoxicosis BBW - weight reduction
Sildenafil (viagra) PDE5 inhibitors inhibit phosphodiesterase 5 (PDE5) to increase cGMP (Nitric Oxide mediated vasodilation), CI with nitrates and 3A4 inhibitors priapism (erection over 4 hours), sildenafil visual problems, headache, flushing, dizziness used for ED and PAH (pulmonary arterial hypertension)
Tadalafil (cialis) PDE5 inhibitors inhibit phosphodiesterase 5 (PDE5) to increase cGMP (Nitric Oxide mediated vasodilation) CI with nitrates and 3A4 inhibitors priapism (erection over 4 hours), headache, flushing, dizziness, tadalafil causes back/limb pain, myalgia, tadalafil has the least sides effects (most used) used for ED, PAH, and BPH (benign prostatic hyperplasia)
Vardenafil (levitra), avanafil (stendra) PDE5 inhibitors inhibit phosphodiesterase 5 (PDE5) to increase cGMP (Nitric Oxide mediated vasodilation), CI with nitrates and 3A4 inhibitors priapism (erection over 4 hours), headache, flushing, dizziness, vardenafil can prolong the QT interval only used for ED
Alprostadil PGE 1 analog, PGE receptor agonist dizziness, headaceh, pain
Papaverine selective PDE inhibitor (some GMP effects) cirrhosis, headaceh
Phentolamine Non-selective AR antag dizziness, hypotension
Trazadone a1-AR antagonist a1/2-AR antagonist, 5-HT reuptake inhibitor headache, drowsiness, dizziness
Yohimbine a2-AR antagonist CV, HTN, anxiety, motor function, insomnia
Flibanserin (Addyi) Female libido enhancers decrease 5HT (1A agonist 2A antag) and serotonin CNS depression, decreased alertness, hypotension, DO NOT USE WITH hepatic impairment, 3A4 inhibitors, alcohol hypotension with alcohol
Bremlanotide (Vylessi) Female libido enhancers Increase release of dopamine, melacortin receptor agonist nausea, flushing, skin hyperpigmentation, injection site reaction CI with naltrexone to avoid treatment failure, slows gastric emptying
Teriparatide Abaloparatide Recombinant PTH (increase osteoblast activity) PTH receptor agonist, Hyepercalcemia, leg cramps, orthostatic hypotension, osteosarcoma (limit use to 24 months) for high risk of fracture pts, Osteosarcoma risk limit to 2 years
Romosozumab Sclerostin antibody (increase osteoblast activity) Sclerostin inhibitor, sclerostin inhibits Wnt in bone metabolism, this drug letss Wnt signaling increase osteoblasts Boxed warning for risk of MI, stroke and CV death reduces fracture risk) CV risk 1 year limit
Alendronate, risedronate, ibandronate, zeldronate Bisphosphonates (inhibits osteoclasts activity) Inhibits osteoclasts activity in hypercalcemia and osteoporosis GI upset, esophagitis, osteonecrosis of jaw (rare), flu-like fever preferred for pagets disease
Calcitonin-salmon, nasal or IV Calcitonin (inhibits osteoclasts activity) inhibits osteoclasts, removes Ca from blood into bone dryness, runny nose, nose bleed, rhinitis, headache longer t 1/2 when mixed with salmon
Bazedoxifene, raloxifene SERMS (inhibits osteoclasts activity) increase osteoblast life, kills clasts, receptor agonsit at the bone but antagonists at breast and endo (cancer drugs) hot flashes, DVT, PE, stroke estrogens increase osteoblasts function
Denosumab RANKL antibody (inhibits osteoclasts activity) RANKL inhibitor, similair action to OPG (what is produced by osteoblast to inhibit RANK as a decoy receptor) boxed warning for hypocalcemia in pts with eGFR < 30 mimics OPG to decrease RANKL activity (osteoclasts activity)
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