GI Drugs
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| Drugs for Peptic Ulcer Disease | Tagamet, Pepcid, Zantac, Prilosec, Nexium, Prevacid, Protonix, Carafate, Cyotec
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| H2 Receptor Antagonist - Blocks secretion of gastric acid | Tagamet, Pepcid, Zantac
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| Tagamet | Use cautiously in elderly, may cause confusion. Interferes with coumadin and dilantin
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| Pepcid | Can decrease platelet count (thrombocytopenia)
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| Proton Pump Inhibitors | Prilosec, Nexium, Prevacid, Protonix
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| Prilosec, Nexium, Prevacid, Protonix | Permanently inhibit enzymes that produce gastric acid. Recommended to take for 4-8 weeks, not long term. Increases pH of stomach which increases bacterial growth making an increased risk for pneumonia
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| Carafate | Adheres to opening of ulcer and creates barrier against acid. Does not neutralize acid or decrease secretion. Administer on empty stomach and do not give w/ other meds
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| Cytotec | Used to prevent ulcers from NSAID use. Category X. S/E: Diarrhea, vaginal spotting, stimulates uterine contractions
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| Zofran | Treats nausea, vomiting from radiation, chemo and post surgicals
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| Scopalamine | Used for motion sickness. S/E: (anticholinergic) dry mouth, blurred vision, urinary retention, constipation
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| Compazine | Increased prolonged QT which can lead to dysrhythmias. Sedative effect. S/E: (anticholinergic) dry mouth, blurred vision, urinary retention, constipation
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| Inapsine & Phenergan | Used with kids. Has a sedative effect
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| Reglan | Works in brain to block vomiting, increases peristalsis (moves bowel)
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| Imodium | Anti-diarrheal. Suppresses bowel motility. Decreases fluids in bowel lumen. If take to much get constipated
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| Pepto Bismol | Anti-diarrheal S/E: Can cause blackened stools and tongue.
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| Zellnorm | Used for irritable bowel syndrome. Do not use if cardiovascular risks. Increased GI motility & secretions. Decreased bloating, constipation and abdominal pain.
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| Laxatives | Citrucel, Colace, Golytely, Senakot, Dulcolax
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| Citrucel | Laxative that produces soft formed stool in 1-3 days. Absorbs water (draws H2O) into bowel. Softens and enlarges fecal mass stimulating peristalsis
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| Colace | Laxative that facilitates penetration of water and electrolytes into bowel (stool softener). Used for post-op patients
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| Golytely | Laxative: Powder form: Used as osmotic laxative to make you go and go. Used pre-op (colonoscopy). Low dose (1x day) = semi-fluid BM in 6-12 hours. High Dose = liquid stool in 2-6 hours
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| Senakot | Laxative that stimulates peristalsis. See stool in 6-12 hours
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| Dulcolax | Laxative that can be given as suppository. BM in 15-60 minutes
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| Antacids | Taken 1-3 hours after meal & at bedtime. Bases/alkaline compounds that neutralize stomach acid
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| Milk of Magnesia | Magnesium based. Can cause diarrhea. Do not give if obstruction or appendicitis. Avoid w/ renal patients
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| Mylanta, Maalox, Gaviscon | Have aluminum and magnesium (antacids)
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| Magnesium based | causes diarrhea
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| Aluminum based | causes constipation
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| Drugs for Inflammatory Bowel Diseases | Sulfasalazine, Asacol, Prednisone, Imuran, Remicade
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| Sulfasalazine | First choice drug for IBD, decreases inflammation in bowel. S/E: yellow/orange discoloration of skin/urine, photosensitivity, nausea, fever, rash. Avoid w/ sulfa allergy
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| Asacol | Used for IBD, decreases inflammation. S/E: headache and GI upset
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| Prednisone | Used for IBD. Gets them into remission
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| Imuran | Used for IBD. Gets them into remission, only used for patients who do not respond to other therapy. Not a first choice drug
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| Remicade | Inhibits tubonecrosis factor. Given IV. Give initial infusion again at 2, 6, 8 weeks then q8 weeks. Watch for infection, TB opportunis. Infusion reaction (fever, chills, hives, chest pain, dyspnea). Not always covered by insurance, very expensive
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| Hepatitis (viral) | Alpha-interpheron, Epivir, Hepsera, Ribavirin
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| Alpha-interpheron | Blocks viral entry into cells and synthesis of viral proteins, given subcut. S/E: arthrodial (joint) pain, fatigue, depression, insomnia, & injection site reactions
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| Epivir | Used for Hep B. Given po for 1 year. Inhibits viral DNA synthesis. Use caution in renal patients. reserved for pregnant women or immune compromised
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| Hepsera | Used with Epivir for resistant Hep B. Given po for 1 year. Nephrotoxic
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| Rebetol | Used for Hep C given 2x week. S/E: Anemia, anorexia. Avoid in pregnancy. Treat yourself and your partner
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| Cirrhosis | Vitamin K, Lactulose, Inderal, Aldactone, Questran
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| Vitamin K | Given subcut or IV. Stimulates liver to increase clotting factors
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| Lactulose | Decreases ammonia levels which is secreted in feces. Still give if patient has diarrhea
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| Inderal | Beta blocker. Used for portal HTN and for patients with esophagogastritis to decrease bleeding.
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| Aldactone | Potassium sparing diuretic. Blocks action of aldosterone
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| Questran | Binds to bile salts. Decreases cholesterol and irritation of gastric mucosa. Administered before or w/ meals
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| Pancreatic Enzymes | Pancreatin & Pancrealipase
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| Pancreatin & Pancrealipase | Replacement enzymes for pancreas. Enteric coated to protect medicine. Taken w/ every meal and snack
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| Bentyl | Decreases pain from pancreatitis
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| Meridia | Appetite suppression. used short term <12 weeks. S/E: Increased BP and heart rate, dry mouth and insomnia
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| Xenical | Blocks fat breakdown and absorption in intestines. Undigested fat is excreted in feces. S/E: Leakage of stool, flatulance, diarrhea, and bloating
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| Pitressin | Vasopressor that can be used like epinephrine to vasoconstrict around an ulcer to slow bleeding
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| Sandostatin | an IV med for GI bleed that decreases acid and irritability in the stomach
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| Actigall | Breaks apart gallstones clogging duct
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| Neomyocin | Antibiotic, Decreases ammonia producing bacteria in gut. Give po
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| Cyclosporine | Given to transplant patients to bring down chance of rejecting organ
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