2ND SEMESTER~ drug quiz IDFUs, ADRs, class schedules, etc.

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Mirapex/pramipexole + Requip/ropinirole

parkinson’s disease, a medication used to treat symptoms by stimulating dopamine receptors in the brain.

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Provigil/modafinil

Narcolepsy, C-IV, is a stimulant

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Narrow therapeutic index

blood levels that are too low may lead to therapeutic failure while blood levels too high can lead to life threatening ADRs

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Dilantin/phenytoin

For seizures, narrow therapeutic index, toxicities for phenytoin can include nystagmus, to ataxia, slurred speech, lethargy, coma, death.

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Topamax/topiramate

Antiepileptic, for seizures, useful in migraine propylaxis

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Lyrica/pregabalin

Neurologic, for neuropathic pain may cause dizziness/drowsiness, C-V

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Neurontin/gabapentin

Neurologic, for neuropathic pain/seizure, may cause fatigue/peripheral edema, this was initially designed for seizures, but ended up being more effective for neuropathic pain

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-olol

beta blockers (sympathetic nervous system; adrenergic)

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ADRs of beta blockers

Bradycardia, shortness of breath, hypoglycemia (use with caution in diabetics), heart block, Raynaud's phenomenon, not recommended for asthmatics if avoidable due to possible bronchospasms.

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What is Raynaud's Phenomenon?

A condition where there is vasoconstriction, causing cold or stress causes some body parts, usually fingers and toes, to feel numb and turn white or blue due.

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-mide/nide

Diuretics, specifically loop diuretics, used to treat hypertension and edema by promoting sodium and water excretion.

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K Sparing Diuretics

helps the body retain potassium while promoting sodium and water excretion, often used in conjunction with other diuretics to prevent hypokalemia. (Ex. spironolactone/Aldactone, triamterene/Dyazide).

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Avoid these with all diuretics

Drinking alcohol due to increased risk of dehydration, taking diuretics at night

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These diuretics may cause photosensitivity

furosemide/Lasix, triamterene/hydrochlorothiazide-Dyazide/Maxzide and can lead to skin reactions when exposed to sunlight.

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furosemide/Lasix

watch potassium levels, as potassium supplements are usually needed due to increased risk of hypercalcemia when taking loop diuretics.