Warfarin MOA
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suppresses coagulation by decreasing production of four clotting factors,
inhibits enzyme vit K from converting to active form
What is the half-life of naloxone?
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, Short- naloxone must be administered every few hours until opioid
concentrations have dropped to nontoxic levels
Prescribing considerations when carbamazepine is prescribed with warfarin
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Carbamazepine lowers the effectiveness of Warfarin. This is because of the
induction of drug-metabolizing enzymes. There needs to be close monitoring
for the Warfarin dose by checking the prothrombin and INR. The dose may
need to be adjusted to counterbalance the effect of adding or removing the
inducing agent
What happens when someone has a poor metabolism phenotype?
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medications metabolized slower, medication might not work or put them at
risk for side-effects
What government branch declared the opioid crisis a public health emergency?
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, Health and Human Services (HHS)
What are some potential problems that arise with written prescriptions?
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Must contain all elements
May have pre-populated information
Write legibly
Avoid error prone abbreviations
Tamper resistant scripts are often required
What is methadone used to treat?
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relieve pain and treat opioid addiction
For what level of pain is codeine prescribed?
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mild to moderate
, A 55 year old male comes into the clinic with a gouty arthritis. He states that he has one
flareup a year. Your response is:
1. I will prescribe you glucocorticoids to help with inflammation
2. Lets start you on prophylactic therapy colchicine.
3. It will be helpful to take an NSAID to start with to help relive some inflammation. I'll
prescribe naproxen.
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3- in patients with infrequent flareups, being less than three per year,
treatment of symptoms is all thats needed. NSAIDS are the first line agent for
relieving pain of an acute gout attack.
When are bisphosphonates contraindicated?
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esophageal disorders
cr below 30 -35
After age one what happens to pharmacokinetic parameters, including drug sensitivity?
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mirror adult parameters
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suppresses coagulation by decreasing production of four clotting factors,
inhibits enzyme vit K from converting to active form
What is the half-life of naloxone?
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, Short- naloxone must be administered every few hours until opioid
concentrations have dropped to nontoxic levels
Prescribing considerations when carbamazepine is prescribed with warfarin
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Carbamazepine lowers the effectiveness of Warfarin. This is because of the
induction of drug-metabolizing enzymes. There needs to be close monitoring
for the Warfarin dose by checking the prothrombin and INR. The dose may
need to be adjusted to counterbalance the effect of adding or removing the
inducing agent
What happens when someone has a poor metabolism phenotype?
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medications metabolized slower, medication might not work or put them at
risk for side-effects
What government branch declared the opioid crisis a public health emergency?
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, Health and Human Services (HHS)
What are some potential problems that arise with written prescriptions?
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Must contain all elements
May have pre-populated information
Write legibly
Avoid error prone abbreviations
Tamper resistant scripts are often required
What is methadone used to treat?
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relieve pain and treat opioid addiction
For what level of pain is codeine prescribed?
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mild to moderate
, A 55 year old male comes into the clinic with a gouty arthritis. He states that he has one
flareup a year. Your response is:
1. I will prescribe you glucocorticoids to help with inflammation
2. Lets start you on prophylactic therapy colchicine.
3. It will be helpful to take an NSAID to start with to help relive some inflammation. I'll
prescribe naproxen.
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3- in patients with infrequent flareups, being less than three per year,
treatment of symptoms is all thats needed. NSAIDS are the first line agent for
relieving pain of an acute gout attack.
When are bisphosphonates contraindicated?
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esophageal disorders
cr below 30 -35
After age one what happens to pharmacokinetic parameters, including drug sensitivity?
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mirror adult parameters
