CC TDM PT 2

Cards (106)

  • Major cardiac glycoside
    DIGOXIN
  • Function of Digoxin is it Alters the force of contraction through its effect on the ATPase pump in heart muscle
  • What does digoxin inhibit?
    Na-K ATPase
  • Used as treatment of patients with Congestive Heart Failure (CHF)
    Digoxin
  • Digoxin is excreted as digoxigenin in the urine
  • Therapeutic range of digoxin
    0.8-2 ng/ml
  • Half life of digoxin
    38 hours
  • Peak assessment of digoxin is conducted after 8 hours of oral dosage
  • Measurement is through immunoassay
  • What ANTIARRHYTHMIC DRUGS is used to correct heart beat?
    Lidocaine
  • Lidocaine is also known as?
    Xylocaine
  • Lidocaine is metabolized in the liver
  • Therapeutic range of LIDOCAINE?
    1.5-4.0 ug/ml
  • If toxic range is more than 8 ug/mL?
    Severe Decrease in BP
    Cardiac output
  • How is Lidocaine measured?
    Chromatography
    Immunoassay
  • Naturally occurring drug
    QUINIDINE
  • myocardial depressant that decreases the heart's ability to conduct current
    QUINIDINE
  • Therapeutic Range of Quinidine
    2-5 ng/mL
  • Peak Assessment Quinidine sulfate
    After 2 hours
  • Peak Assessment Quinidine gluconate
    After 4-5 hours
  • Measurement of Quinidine
    Chromatography
    Immunoassay
  • Quinidine is used as supplemental therapy wit digoxin
  • used to treat inappropriate ventricular contractions and tachycardia
    procainamide
  • Peak assessment for procainamide
    1 hour
  • Stabilizes the heartbeat/cardiac arrhythmia
    DISOPYRAMIDE
  • DISOPYRAMIDE is eliminated by the?
    Renal system
  • Prescribed for
    ➢ atrial and ventricular arrhythmias
    ➢ hypertension
    PROPRANOLOL
  • It is considered to be a beta-blocker.
    PROPRANOLOL
  • Inhibitor of protein (CHON) synthesis
    AMINOGLYCOSIDES
  • AMINOGLYCOSIDES - Used to treat infections caused by gram-negative bacteria.
  • ROA of aminoglycosides?
    IV and IM
  • Elimination of aminoglycosides is through kidney filtration
  • Disrupts the inner cochlea of the ear and vestibular membranes, hearing and balance impairment.

    Ototoxicity
  • What type of drug is Aminoglycosides?

    Antibiotic
  • What type of drug is Vancomycin?

    Antibiotic
  • Used to treat infections caused by gram-positive bacteria.

    VANCOMYCIN
  • Vancomycin is Used to treat infections caused by gram-positive bacteria.
  • Vancomycin is an Effective treatment for MRSA
  • Which antibiotics has poor git absorption?
    Aminoglycosides and vancomycin
  • ROA of Vancomycin?

    IV