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What does cimitidine prolong the t1/2 of?
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Theophylline, diazepam, Lithium, propranolol, lidocaine
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What is the dose for famotidine?
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10-20 mg IV
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What is the dose for ranitidine?
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50-100 mg IV
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What is the dose for Cimetidine?
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150-300 mg
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What is the MOA of metclopramide?
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Dopamine receptor antagonist -> stimulation of upper GI motility, increased LES tone
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Does metclopramide decrease gastric pH?
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No
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Does metclopramide decrease gastric volume?
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Yes
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What are the indication for aspiration prophylaxis with reglan?
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Pregancy, obesity, emergency surgery, diabetes
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What are the contraindications for aspiration prophylaxis with metclopramide?
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Acute bowel disease/obstruction, Parkinson's disease, Consider avoiding in all adults > 60 due to decreased dopamine
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What is a normal dose of metclopramide?
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10-20 mg IV
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