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Pharm I 2011

Pharm Unit IV med sheet

QuestionAnswer
Docusate Trade Name Colace
Docusate Category Emollient
Docusate Use Stool softener - facilitate mixing of aqueous and fatty materials
Docusate Dosage 50-500mg/day divided in 1-4 doses
Docusate AE very safe, diarrhea or abd cramps possible
Docusate more effective for what prevention of constipation - use w/opiate administration
Metoclopramide Trade Name Reglan
Metoclopramide category Promotility agent
metoclopramide use increase rate of gastric emptying (diabetic gastroparesis, GERD)
Metoclopramide AE Occasional extrapyramidal side effects, restlessness, drowsiness, fatigue, N/D, Black Box Warning for Tardive Dyskinesia w/long-term use (abn movemnts of face&mouth)
Metoclopramide CI Hypersens, GI obstruction, perforation or hemorrhage, pheochromocytoma, hx of seizures, concominant use of other agents likely to cause extrapyramidal side effects
Metoclopramide Drug Interax :↑risk of HTN w/MAOi, ↑toxicity of antipsychotics, ↓absorption of many drugs (d/t^motility)
Metoclopramide Preg Category B
Omeprazole Trade Name Prilosec
Omeprazole Category PPI
omeprazole Use PUD & GERD
Omeprazole Dose DU/GU Healing/maitenance 20-40mg qday
Omeprazole Dose intermitt/mild hrtbrn 20mg qday
Omeprazole Doze Sx GERD 20mg q day 4-8weeks
Omeprazole Dose length of time for healing erosize esophagitis/mod severe Sx/complications 4-16 weeks
Omeprazole AE Occas D/N/constipation, HA, dizziness, skin rash,rebound acid hypersecretion not tapered/stepped down to H2RA, overuse = frx risk d/t ↓Ca2+ abs (advise pts to get adequate Ca2+ & VitD), ↑risk of pneumonia or C.diff, ↓Mg
Omeprazole CI Hypersensitivity to Omeprazole or substituted benzimidazoles
Omeprazole Drug Interax ↓clopidogrel’s active metabolite levels and antiplatelet activity
Omeprazole Preg Cat C
Prochlorperazine Trade Name Compazine Compro
Prochlorperazine Category Phenothiazine - block dopamine stimulation CTZ
Prochlorperazine Use Severe motion sickness, vertigo, NVP, PONV, CINV
Prochlorperazine Dose 5-10mg 3-4times/day max 40mg/day
Prochlorperazine AE sedation, orthostatis
Prochlorperazine CI Crosses placenta – low doses may be safe for pregnancy. Secreted in breast milk unknown-use caution Don’t use /Dofetilide and Metoclopramide Not recommended for children <9kg or <2yrs
Ranitidine Trade Name Zantac
Ranitidine Category H2RA
Ranitidine Use PUD & GERD - Inhibits gastric acid secretion
Ranitidine Dosage DU/GU healing and maitenance 150 mg bid or 300 mg qhs - healing 150-300mg qhs - maint
Ranitidine Dosage intermittent/mild heartburn 75mg qday bid
ranitidine dosage Sx GERD 150 mg BIG 6-12 weeks
Ranitidine AE D/N/V, Rare bone marrow suppression, Hepatotox, Confusion, Hallucinations
Ranitidine CI Hypersensitivity to it *Reduce dose w/mod to severe renal impairment
Ondansetron Trade Name Zofran
Ondansetron Category 5HT3 Antagonist
Ondansetron Usage Prevention/Tx CINV/PONV
Ondansetron AE generally well tolerated, constipation Ha, somnolence (drowsiness – state of near sleep), diarrhea MC
Ondansetron CI HSN to any 5HT3 antagonists, concominant use of apomorphine
PCN Trade Name Pen V
PCN Category PCN narrow spectrum
PCN Use Pharyngitis - DOC
PCN dosage child 250mg bid/tid x10days
PCN dosage adult 250 mg tid/qid x10days 500mg bid x10days
PCN AE Diarrhea, Allergic Rxn (Rash), Seizures w/High doses, neutropenia, thrombocytopenia, thrombophlebitis
PCN CI HSN to any pcn
Amoxicillin Trade Name Moxatag
Amoxicillin Category PCN - Amino-pcn extrended spectrum
Amoxicillin use AOM
Amoxicillin Dosage 80-90 mg/kg/day bid or tid duration <6yo w/severe dz - 10days >6yo w/mild to mod dz - 5-7days
Amoxicillin AE Diarrhea, Allergic Rxn (Rash), Seizures w/High doses, neutropenia, thrombocytopenia, thrombophlebitis Maculopapular rash w/mono infx, CLL, allopurinol – not a true PCN allergy
Amoxicillin CI HSN to any PCN
Moxifloxacin Trade Name Avelox
Moxifloxacin Category FQ
Moxifloxacin Use Sinusitis
Moxifloxacin AE limited use in children <18yo, avoid in pregnancy. (bone/joint/cartilage erosion in young animals), GI: N/D, CNS: dizziness, lightheadedness, HA, insomnia
Moxifloxacin CI HSN to any fluoroquinolone
Clarithromycin Trade Name Biaxin
Clarithro Categrory Macrolide
Clarithro Use Pharyngitis Can be used for those w/PCN type 1 allergy Those w/multiple recurrent episodes- more than 1 recurrent
Clarithro Dosage Pharyngitis Rx- 250mg q12hrs x10days Sx w/multiple recurrent episodes: Child - 20-30mg/kg/day/3doses adult - 600mg/day in 2-4 divided doses
Clarithro AE GI-D/N/V, Abdominal Pain
Clarithro CI HSN to any macrolide
CLarithro Drug Interax CYP1A2 & 3A3/4 Inhibitor – increase levels (inhibits metabsolism) of theophyline, warfarin, etc. Adjust dose for renal dysfunction
Loratadine Trade Name Claratin
Loratadine Category Antihistamine - 2nd generation piperidine class peripherally selective
Loratadine Use Allergic Rhinitis - 1st line agent
Loratadine AE edation (nonselective 1st generation > selective 2nd generation) and anticholinergic effects most common; see table below for details Low to none – anticholinergic and sedation effects
Loratadine CI avoid in children <6y
Loratadine better at what? preventing than reversing actions of histamines due to blocking of H receptors
Fluticasone Nasal Spray Trade Name Flonase
Fluticasone Category Nasal Corticosteroid
Fluticasone Use Allergic rhinitis - 2st line agent DOC-Severe/moderate Sx - Most effective therapy
Fluticasone Dose 2 sprays per nostril q day initially then 1 spray per nostril qday for maintenance
Fluticasone AE well tolerated, may cause sneezing, stinging, HA, epistaxis, rare local candida infections, do not significantly suppress HPS *Think Nasal AE
Pseudoephedrine Trade Name Sudafed
Pseudoephedrine Category Decongestant - 2nd line or adjunctive
Pseudoephedrine Use Allergic Rhinitis
Pseudoephedrine AE cause vasoconstriction and tachycardia - may increase bp and hr at higher doses, cause mild cns stimulation, stroke
Pseudoephedrine CI avoid kids <6yo, pts w/HTN, DM, CHD, BPH, glaucoma, hyperthyroidism
Created by: ashleylafontaine
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