1
Q
Mechanism
A
5-HT3 antagonist
Powerful central acting antiemetic
2
Q
Use
A
Control vomiting postop and
in pts undergoing cancer chemo
3
Q
Toxicity
A
HA
Constipation
STEP1: GI
flashcards
Decks in class (62)
# Cards
-
Embryology11
-
TE anomalies4
-
Pyloric stenosis3
-
Pancreas and spleen4
-
Retroperitoneal structures1
-
Ligaments6
-
Digestive tract anatomy8
-
Digestive tract histology6
-
Abdominal aorta and branches8
-
GI blood supply and innervation3
-
Celiac trunk3
-
Collateral circulation4
-
Portosystemic anatomoses3
-
Pectinate line9
-
Liver anatomy4
-
Femoral region3
-
Hernias9
-
GI hormones14
-
Stomach secretion4
-
Pancreatic secretion5
-
Carbohydrate digestion4
-
Vitamin/mineral absorption4
-
Peyer's patch1
-
Bile5
-
Salivary gland tumors4
-
Achalasia2
-
Esophageal pathologies10
-
Malabsorption syndromes9
-
Celiac spruce7
-
Gastritis7
-
Stomach cancer6
-
Peptic ulcer4
-
Crohns9
-
UC8
-
Bowel diseases12
-
Other intestinal disorders6
-
Colonic polyps5
-
Colorectal cancer13
-
Carcinoid syndrome3
-
Cirrhosis4
-
Serum markers of liver and pancreas pathology6
-
Alcoholic liver disease3
-
liver cancer13
-
Hereditary hyperbilirubinemia6
-
Wilson's disease3
-
Hemochromatosis5
-
Biliary tract disease9
-
Gallstone7
-
Acute pancreatitis5
-
Chronic pancreatitis3
-
Pancreatic adenocarcinoma3
-
H2 blockers3
-
PPI4
-
Bismuth, sucralfate2
-
Misoprostol3
-
Octreotide3
-
Antacid use6
-
Osmotic laxatives4
-
Infliximab3
-
Sulfasalazine3
-
Ondansetron3
-
Metoclopramide3
