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bulk-forming laxatives
methylcellulose
MOA of bulk-forming laxatives
swell in water and cause distention of intestinal wall which activates stretch receptors
osmotic laxatives
sodium phosphate (saline laxative)
lactulose (nondigestable sugars and alcohol)
polyethylene glycol (electrolyte solution)
MOA of osmotic laxatives
osmotic effect that increases intraluminal volume and activates stretch receptors
MOA of stimulant laxatives
irritant effect on the small intestine or colon which activates enteric nervous system and increases peristalsis
MOA of lubipostone
selective type 2 chloride channel activator that increases fluid secretion
tx for acute or chronic constipation agents
methylcellulose
bisacodyl
tx for chronic constipation
lubiprostone
agents used to evacuate the bowel prior to procedure
sodium phosphate
high dose polyethylene glycol
how can oral sodium phosphate cause acute phosphate nephropathy
large amounts of PO4 absorbed w/o enough water, PO4 precipitates in the distal tubule and collecting duct
MOA of docusate
surfactant that lowers fecal surface tension (softens stool)
usefulness of docusonate in a pt. with constipation
prevents straining during defacation
MOA of diphenoxylate
hits opioid receptors and reduces peristalsis and intestinal secretions
MOA of loperamide
hits opioid receptors and reduces peristalsis and intestinal secretions
opioid antidiarrheals
diphenoxylate + atropine
loperamide
MOA of bismuth subsalicylate
bismuth: binds enterotoxins (good for travelers diarrhea)
salicylate: decreases intestinal secretions
used to tx IBD with diarrhea
loperamide
why is atropine added to diphenoxylate in lomotil
to prevent abuse and overdose
stimulant laxatives
bisacodyl
stool softener
docusate sodium
opioid antidiarrheals
diphenoxylate (+atropine)
loperamide