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peptic ulcers Flashcards

1
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definition

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erosion of the gastric/ duodenal mucosa up to lamina muscularis mucosae

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classification of anti ulcer drugs

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⦁ Antacids.

drugs suppressing secretion

⦁ Proton pump inhibitors (PPI).
⦁ H2 –histamine receptor blockers.
⦁ Antimuscarinic agents.
Mucosal protective agents.

drugs for the eradication of H.pylori

⦁ Antimicrobial agents for eradication of Helicobacter pylori.

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classification of antacids

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absorbable antacids

non absorbable

antacids (most common)
combined

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⦁ Absorbable antacids

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Sodium bicarbonate –pulv (can produce transient metabolic alkalosis; therefore, not recommended for long-term use).

° Calcium carbonate –tab (reacts with HCl to form CO2 and CaCl2; commonly used).

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⦁ Non-absorbable antacids

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Magnesium hydroxide –pulv.

° Aluminum hydroxide–pulv.

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⦁ Combined preparations

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Almagel (Muthesa) –susp. 170ml

° Maalox –tab; susp.

° Talcid –tab.

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7
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what are antacids

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weak bases that react with gastric acid to form water and a salt,
diminishing gastric acidity.

take 1-3 hrs b4 meal and before bed

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8
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affect of antacids on pepsin

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reduces it’s effect by increasing ph above 4 rendering it inactive

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9
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indication for aluminium and magnesium (non abs)

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symptomatic relief of peptic ulcer disease and GERD.

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10
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why are absorbable antacids rarely used

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increased ADR e.g.

kidney stones

altered bone mineralization

alkaline milk syndrome ( nausea vom diarrheoa)

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11
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benefits of combined antacids

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al- prolonged effect

mg- fast onset

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12
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adr’s

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⦁ Magnesium hydroxide: Diarrhea.

⦁ Aluminum hydroxide: constipation,

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H2 RECEPTOR ANTAGONISTS

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act selectively on H2 receptors in the stomach, blood vessels, and other.

competitive antagonists of histamine

fully reversible.

completely inhibit gastric acid secretion induced by histamine or gastrin.

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14
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H2 antagonist classification

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FIRST GEN
⦁ Cimetedine –tab. 200 mg.

SECOND GEN
⦁ Ranitidine (Zantac) –tab. 150mg; 300mg.

THIRD GEN
⦁ Famotidine (Qamatel) –tab. 20mg; 40mg.

⦁ Nizatidine –tab.

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15
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how are H2 antagonis

phk ADME

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ADMIN h2 antag
oral
IV less common

DISTRO: h2 antag

  • breat milk
  • cross placenta

Met:
liver

EXC: h2 blockers
urine

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16
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effects of cimetidine CYP450

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cimetidine inhibits CYP450
increases serum lvl of

  • theophyline
  • diazepam
  • warfarin
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17
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diff betw/ 1st gen cimetidine and 2nd gen ranitidine

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ranitidine is longer acting

ranitidine is more potent

ranitidine doesn’t affect other drugs unlike cimetidine

18
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compare famotidine to ranitidine

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3 to 20 times more potent than ranitidine.

19
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ADR of H2 antag

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endocrine: gynecomastia reduced sperm count (CIMETIDINE, again)

CNS disturbed in elderly w/ iv admin

⦁ Inhibition of hematopoiesis.

20
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drug interxns of H2 antag

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cimetidine and ranitidine increases metabolistm

cimetidine increases drug conc of

  • theophylline
  • diazepam
  • warfarin

ketoconizole rnneds acidity for absoprtion so has reduced absorption if taken w/ theses

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PROTON PUMP INHIBITORS (PPIs)

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⦁ Omeprazole (Sopral) –caps. 20mg.
⦁ Esomeprazole (Nexium) –tab. 20mg.
⦁ Rabeprazole (Pariet) –tab. 20mg.

22
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PPI phD

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prodrugs with an acid-resistant enteric coating

coating is removed in the alkaline duodenum

absorbed and transported to the parietal cell canaliculu

converted to the active form reacts with the H+/K+-ATPase, forming a stable covalent bond.

inhibit gastric acid secretion by more than 90 percent.

23
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indications for ppi

5

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⦁ Treating erosive esophagitis, GERD

⦁ Active duodenal ulcer;

⦁ Long-term treatment of Zollinger-Ellison syndrome);
⦁ PPIs reduce the risk of bleeding by aspirin and other NSAIDs.
⦁ PPIs used with antimicrobial regimens to eradicate H. pylori.

24
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ppi phK

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ADMIN: PPI
oral

DISTRO: ppi

MET: ppi
liver

EXC: ppi
urine
feces

25
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ADR

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⦁ Decreased vitamin B12 and calcium absorption due to suppressed gastric acid secretion.

⦁ Hypochlorhydria and risk of enteric infections.

⦁ The incidence of gastric carcinoid tumors increased

26
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drug interactions of omeprazole d/2 CYP450 inhibition

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inhibits metabolism of

  • cyclosporine
  • diazepam
  • phenytoin
  • warfarin

potentiating their adrs risk

27
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mucosal protective agents

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enhance mucosal protection mechanisms, preventing mucosal injury,
healing existing ulcers.

28
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classification

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Sucralfate (aluminium salt of sulfated sucrose) –tab. 500 mg:

Colloidal Bismuth Subcitrate(tab. 120 mg):

29
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sucralfate MOA

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polymerizes in acidic conditions

forms a protecting gel over ulcer

stimulates

  • PGE2
  • bicarbonate
30
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sucralfate adr

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constipation

31
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sucralfate drug interxn

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inhibits absoprtion of other drugs

32
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Colloidal Bismuth MOA

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binds glycoproteins and amino acids at ulcer base forming a coating.

stim PGE2 and bicarbonate

33
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what effect does bismuth have that sucralfate doesn’t

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bismuth has anti H.pylori effect

34
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colloidal bismuth ADR

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METAL TASTE

BLACK STOOLS

encephalopathy

35
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ANTIMICROBIAL AGENTS FOR ERADICATION OF H.PYLORI:

Classification:M CAT 500

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⦁ Metronidazole (Flagyl) –tab. 500mg.

⦁ Clarithromycin (Klacid) –tab. 500 mg.

⦁ Amoxicillin (Amopen) –caps. 1 g.

⦁ Tetracycline (Tetracycline) –caps. 500 mg.

36
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describe the triple therapy for H.pylori eradication

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1) PPI (omeprazole)2x/d

2) clarithromycin 500mg 2x/day
if resistant use
- metronidazole 500mg 2x/day

3) amoxicillin 1000mg2x/d or metronidazole if not used in step 2

37
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how long should the rx last for

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10 days/ 14 days

38
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considerations in pregnancy

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ppi cross placental barrier and are found in breast milk
replace w/ H2 blocker

bismuth salts are CI in pregnancy

39
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ulcer rin liver failure

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ppi has liver met
half the daily dose

cimetidine inhibits cyp450 so special care in liver failure as it worse

40
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ulcer in kidney failure

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h2 blockers excreted by kidneys at same rate as creatinine

reduce dose

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