DNI & Supplements Flashcards

(20 cards)

1
Q

Alteration of a specialized dosage form or administration by a different route than designed is an example of what type of interaction?

A

pharmaceutical

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What type of interaction occurs before the drug or nutrient reaches the site of action and may cause altered absorption/metabolism?

A

pharmacokinetic

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3
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What type of interaction occurs at site of action and binding sites of receptors are usually involved?

A

pharmacodynamic

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4
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Minimum G-tube size for intact pellet/beads to be administered through

A

16 French

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5
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Post pyloric administration of carbamazepine may cause…

A

decreased bioavailability

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6
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How do di/tri-valent minerals impact certain drugs (such as tetracycline and ciprofloxacin)?

A

Ca, Mag, Fe are known to form complexes with these drugs which results in insufficient drug absorption

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7
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How should EN be manipulated in a patient on phenytoin?

A

EN should only be stopped for time needed to properly administer the med (including adequately flushing enteral access device before/after administration; phenytoin dose should be diluted with 30 mL before administration)

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8
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Does slow or fast gastric emptying improve bioavailability of carbamazepine?

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slow improves bioavailability b/c carbamazepine is insoluble and acid-stable

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9
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EN interaction with fluoroquinolones

A

bioavailability of some fluoroquinolones antibiotics seems to be reduced by EN

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10
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What should be considered with a patient on EN who is receiving ciprofloxacin?

A

it is a fluoroquinolone
-holding feeds is potential method of mitigating EN interactions
-separate administration from most antacids and mineral supplements (Ca, Fe, Zn, Mag)

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What should be considered with a patient on EN who is receiving norfloxacin?

A

it is a fluoroquinolone
-holding feeds is potential method of mitigating EN interactions
-separate administration from most antacids and mineral supplements (Ca, Fe, Zn, Mag)

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What should be considered with a patient on EN who is receiving levofloxacin?

A

it is a fluoroquinolone
-holding feeds is potential method of mitigating EN interactions
-separate administration from most antacids and mineral supplements (Ca, Fe, Zn, Mag)

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13
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How should EN be adjusted in a patient receiving warfarin therapy?

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1 hour separation between EN and warfarin administration

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14
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Legal regulation of dietary supplements

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-Manufacturers are responsible for ensuring a dietary supplement is safe before it is marketed under DSHEA
-Manufacturers do not need to register dietary supplement products with FDA or obtain FDA approval before producing or selling dietary supplements unless it contains a new dietary ingredient (NDI = any ingredient not previously marketed in the US before enactment of DSHEA in 1994)

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15
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Who is responsible for taking action against an unsafe product (ie dietary supplement) and its manufacturer after it reaches the market?

A

FDA

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16
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Technology assisted administration of nutrients when a patient is unable to swallow or unable to absorb nutrients via GI tract

A

AANH (artificially administered nutrition and hydration)

17
Q

how does slowed gastric emptying impact carbamazepine?

A

improves bioavailability as carbamazepine is insoluble and acid-stable

18
Q

how should EN be adjusted for pt on carbamazepine?

A

adequate dilution of suspension (1:1 dilution, preferably 3:1) or slurry from crushed tablet prior to administration and adequate flushing after dose can reduce drug loss to the tube

19
Q

what types of foods should not be taken with ciprofloxacin?

A

milk, dairy products, calcium-fortified juices
(but can be taken with meals containing these foods)

20
Q

how should drugs in microencapsulated bead or pellet form be administered via large bore feeding tubes?

A

mixed with acidic juice as the vehicle to reduce risk of coating on pellets/beads softening and sticking to the tube