Anemia
GI Acid Control
Antiemetics
GI Motility
Drug Safety & Interaction
100

This hormone is decreased in renal failure, leading to anemia 

What is erythropoietin?

100

These drugs block histamine receptors on parietal cells to reduce acid 

What are H2 antagonists? 

100

This region in the brain is targeted to stop vomiting signals 

What is the chemoreceptor trigger zone (CTZ)? 

100

This laxative type works by increasing bulk and pulling water into the stool 

What is psyllium? 

100

Antacids should be taken this long apart from other medications

What is 1-2 hours?

200

This type of anemia occurs when vitamin B12 or folate is deficient, causing large, immature RBCs

What is megaloblastic anemia? 

200

This class "pulls the plug" on acid by blocking the proton pump 

What are PPIs?

200

This drug class includes ondansetron and works by blocking serotonin receptors 

What are 5-HT3 receptor blockers? 

200

This drug is a chemical stimulant laxative that directly stimulates intestinal nerves

What is senna (Senokot)?

200

Ferumoxytol interferes with this diagnostic test for up to 3 months

What is MRI? 

300

Name ONE common adverse effect of oral iron therapy

- What is nausea?

- What is constipation?

- What are dark stools?

300

Taking antacids too often can lead to this rebound condition 

What is acid rebound? 
300

This adverse effect is a major concern with ondansetron (Zofran) and can cause fatal arrhythmias 

What is QT prolongation? 

300

This antidiarrheal slows peristalsis by acting directly on intestinal muscles 

What is loperamide? 
300

Combining aluminum salts with this drug increases the risk for toxicity 

What is sucralfate? 

400

This drug is used as a "rescue" after methotrexate toxicity

What is leucovorin? 

400

This medication coats ulcers and is known as the stomach's "emotional support blanket."

What is sucralfate?

400

This NK1 antagonist is used for chemotherapy-induced nausea 

What is aprepitant? 

400

This OTC medication should NOT be given to children due to the risk of Reye's syndrome

What is bismuth subsalicylate (Pepto-Bismol)?

400

This PPI interaction can increase the toxicity of drugs like warfarin and phenytoin

What are the increased serum levels (drug accumulation)? 

500

Giving erythropoiesis-stimulating agents to patients with normal kidneys can lead to this effect when stopped

What is decreased RBC production (rebound anemia)? 

500

This prostaglandin drug prevents NSAID ulcers but is contraindicated in pregnancy 

What is misoprostol? 

500

This cannabinoid antiemetic has a moderate abuse risk (CIII)

What is dronabinol? 

500

Chronic laxative use increases the risk of this electrolyte imbalance, worsening heart failure 

What is hypokalemia? 

500

This serious condition can occur with excessive antacid use causing high pH

What is metabolic alkalosis?