NAPLEX: Dietary Supplements, Natural, and Complementary Medicine

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Dietary supplements are regulated by the ___

Dietary Supplement Health and Education Act of 1994

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Under the DSHEA, manufacturers must prove that their products are ___

Safe

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What are the four areas of particular safety concern with natural medicines?

1. Interactions

2. Bleeding risk

3. Cardiotoxicity

4. Hepatotoxicity

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St. John's wort induces ____, ___ and ___

CYP enzymes 3A4 and 2C19 and P-gp

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St. John's wort causes ___ and lowers ____

Photosensitivity; seizure threshold

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What are the 5 Gs that increase bleeding risk?

Garlic, ginger, ginkgo, ginseng, glucosamine

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What are the two big natural products that cause hepatotoxicity?

Black cohosh and kava (do NOT recommend kava)

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What natural product has a stimulant effect that can cause cardiotoxicity?

Bitter orange

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Four supplements to treat anxiety

Valerian, passionflower, SAMe, and kava

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Supplement to treat ADHD

Fish oil

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Supplement to treat cold sores

L-lysine

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Two supplements to treat dementia/increase memory

Ginkgo, vitamin E

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Three supplements for colds and flu

Echinacea, zinc, vitamin C

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Three supplements for depression

St. John's wort, SAMe, 5-HTP

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Three supplements for diabetes

Chromium, alpha lipoic acid, cinnamon

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Six supplements for dyslipidemia

Red yeast rice, garlic, niacin, fish oil, plant sterols/stanols, and fiber

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Two supplements for dyspepsia

Calcium and magnesium

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Three supplements for energy/weight loss

Bitter orange, caffeine, guarana

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Supplement for heart health

COQ10

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Four supplements for hypertension

Fish oil, L-arginine, COQ10, garlic

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Supplement for IBD

Fiber

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Two supplements to avoid with IBD

Cascara, senna

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Three supplements for insomnia

Melatonin, lemon balm, passionflower

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Supplement for liver disease

Milk thistle

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Supplement for menopause

Black cohosh

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Five supplements for migraines/headaches

Feverfew, butterbur, magnesium, COQ10, guarana

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Two supplements for motion sickness

Ginger,, peppermint

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Three supplements for osteoarthritis

Glucosamine, chondroitin, SAMe

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Three supplements for osteoporosis

Calcium, vitamin D, soy

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Two supplements for prostate health

Saw palmetto, pygeum

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Two supplements for skin conditions

Aloe vera, tea tree oil

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Lack of this vitamin can cause Wernicke's encephalopathy, which is characterized by mental confusion, ataxia, tremor, and vision changes

thiamine (vitamin B1)

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Wernicke's encephalopathy can lead to this syndrome, which causes permanent neurological damage

Korsakoff syndrome

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Vitamin A = __

retinol

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Vitamin B1 = __

Thiamine

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Vitamin B2 = __

Riboflavin

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Vitamin B3 = __

Niacin

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Vitamin B6 = __

Pyridoxine

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Vitamin B9 = __

Folic acid

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Vitamin B12 = __

Cobalamin

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Vitamin C = __

Ascorbic acid

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Women of childbearing age should obtain ___ mcg/day of folic acid

400mcg/day

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Pregnant women should obtain at least ___ mcg/day of folic acid. This should start at least __ month(s) before pregnancy to prevent neural tube defects.

600mcg/day; one month

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Exclusively breastfed infants need _____IU of vitamin D daily

400IU of vitamin D

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0-4 months need _____ iron

no

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4-6 months need ____ iron only if they are eating ____

1mg/kg/day; breast milk

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Acetazolamide can deplete __ and __

Ca and K

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Antiepileptic drugs can deplete __

Ca

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Amphotericin B can deplete __ and __

Magnesium and potassium

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Isoniazid can deplete __

Vitamin B6

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Loop diuretics can deplete __

Potassium

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Methotrexate can deplete __

Folate

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Orlistat can deplete __ and __

Beta carotene and fat-soluble vitamins

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PPIs can deplete __ and __ when taken for over 2 years

Magnesium and vitamin B12

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Sulfamethoxazole can deplete __

Folate

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Those with alcoholism should take __ and __

Vitamin B1 and folate

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Those with microcytic anemia should take __

Iron

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Those with macrocytic anemia should take __ and __

Vitamin B12, folate

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Those who are pregnant should take these three supplements

Folate, calcium, vitamin D

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People with osteopenia/osteoporosis and osteomalacia (rickets) should take __ and __

Calcium and vitamin D

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Those with CKD should take __

Vitamin D

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Those with scurvy should take __

Vitamin C

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Define homeopathy

Belief that giving very small amounts of a substance in its undiluted form causes similar symptoms of the illness and will protect the patient or cure them of the illness

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What are the four fat soluble vitamins?

A, D, E, K