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What is IBS?
motility disorder
What sx are seen in IBS?
constipation, cramping, diarrhea
What are some treatments of IBS?
tegaserod
alosetron
fiber
sx-directed
anti-depressants
anti-cholinergics
What are the 2 disease in IBD?
ulcerative colitis
Chrons
What is ulcerative colitis?
mucosal ulcers & infiltration
neutrophils, MP, lymphocytes
What is chrons?
inflammation extends transmucosally
Where do you see chron's disease?
terminal illeum
What are some symptoms of IBD?
secretory diarrhea, constpiation, bleeding & episodes of incontinence
What are some complications of IBD?
intestinal perforation, toxic megacolon, cancer
What are the drus used to treat IBD?
prednisone
olsalazine
mesalamine
sulfasalazine
infliximab
What is prednisone used to treat?
acute attacks
moderate to severe
How does prednisone work?
inhibits inflammation by suppressing the immune sys
inhibits PG & leukotriene synthesis
decreased capillary perm
What are the disadvantages of using prednisone to treat IBD?
adrenal pituitary suppression
immunosuppression
bleeding ulcers
hypertentions
osteoperosis
IBD can be treated with antimetabolites, what are some we talked about earlier?
mercaptopurine
azathioprine
What do anti-metabolites do?
inhibit purine synthesis therefore DNA synth
What are the SE of anti-metabolites?
BM suppression, vomiting, jaundice, pancreatitis
What are the 5-aminosalicylates?
olsalazine
mesalamine
sulfasalazine
What do the 5-aminosalicylates treat?
ulcerative colitis
What is the mechanism of action?
inhibition of IL-1 & TNF-a production & lipoxy genase
Which are prodrugs?
sulfasalazine
olsalazine
Which is metabolized in the liver?
sulfasalazine
Which is metabolized by colonic bacteria?
olsalazine
What are sulfasalazine & olsalazine metabolized to?
mesalamine
For which drug are there more SE?
sulfasalazine
What are the SE?
fever, malaise, vomiting, headache, decreased sperm #
Which drug is contraindcated in pts with liver or renal disease?
sulfasalazine
What is the contraindication for all of these drugs?
allergy to salicylates
What are these drugs used to treat?
ulcerative colitis
prophylactically not acute
What is infliximab?
monoclonal Ab to TNFa
What is infliximab used to treat?
crohns
What is the result of treatment with infliximab?
cell lysis
What are the SE of infliximab?
increased upper respiratory infections, delayed hypersensitivity, lupus like symptoms, fever