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H2 receptor blocker

- ECL release histamine that bind H2 receptor of parietal to activate cAMP pathway to proton pump


- H2RA block this

antimuscarinic agents

ACH bind M3 of parietal cell to activate Ca pathway to proton pump activation


-antimuscarinic agents block this

prostaglandins

PG bind EP3 at epithelial cell to produce mucus and bicarbonate and bind at EP3 on parietal to inhibit cAMP process of proton pump activation

misoprostol

analogue of PGE2


SE: diarrhea, cramping, abortifacient

octreotide

G cells release gastrin that bind CCK2 on ECL to release histamine or bind CCK2 on parietal cell for pump activation --> D cells release somastatin that inhibit gastrin release


- octreotide act like somatostatin

antacids

Al (constipation), Mg (laxative), HCO3 (flatulence), Ca (nothing)

lubiprostone

PGE1 analogue that activates Cl channels so Cl enters followed by water to cause severe and long lasting diarrhea

peristalsis and the receptors

-5HT3 agonist inhibit ACh release - inhibit contraction


- 5HT3 antagonist allow ACh release - contraction occur


-5HT4 agonist stim release of ACh - contraction


- D2 antagonist - increase peristalsis

cisapride

5HT4 agonist - good prokinetic, QT elongation

erythromycin

resemble motillin that promote peristalsis

colchicine

-MOA: dec microtubular formation to prevent chemotaxis of inflamm cells


- good diagnostic agent


- 1.2 mg po then 0.6 mg 2 hrs later


- SE: gastritis, CNS paralysis, blood dycrasias, fatal at 7 mg

probenacid

-uricosuric agent


- compete w/uric acid for renal reabsorption


- prevent reabsorption of UA causing increase urinary excretion of UA


SE: kidney stone, hypersensitivity

allopurinol

- Xo inhibitor


- competitive inhibitor w/xanthine for converion to UA - metabolized to alloxanthine


- SE: hypersensitivity, acute flares (dec UA levels cause tophi to dump UA back into system)

rasburicase

recombinant uricase


SE: blood dyscrasia, renal failure, anaphylaxis, n/v, HA

pegloticase

peglyated uricase - less immunologic


- SE: acute flair, infusion rxn, anaphylaxis, n/v, constipation