Proton Pump Inhibitor Side Effects Mnemonic - DEVELOPER

In this episode we take on the proton pump inhibitor side effects

This is advanced pharmacology mnemonic #5 of 134 that we'll be going over, I'll usually do a brief introduction, play the mnemonic from the course, then we'll do a couple of quiz questions to make sure you got what I was throwing down.

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Alright, good morning and welcome to the Memorizing Pharmacology podcast. We’re going to go through another mnemonic in just a second but I wanted to show you the breadcrumb trail of how to get there. So you go to memorizingfarm.com, online pharmacology classes and I’m going to the teachable pharmacology course which takes me to the self-paced pharmacology course with mobile quizzes and videos. Again, you can always get half off by using the code HALF-OFF all caps.

And what we’re going to do is we’re going to go down to so these are the basics pharmacology basics then we have our GI musculoskeletal respiratory immune neurocardioendocrine and over-the-counter and now we have over 150 videos with the advanced mnemonics and we’re going to go here to proton pump inhibitors and the Ulcer Developer side effects.

Which question five: Name seven possible side effects or interactions of proton pump inhibitors.

Number five: Proton pump inhibitors (PPIs). We’ll use the mnemonic Ulcer Developer side effects: D - Diarrhea from Clostridium difficile infection, E - Elderly to remind us of dementia, V E - Enzymes SIP issues with some PPIs, L - Low magnesium, O - Osteopenia bone loss a concern for fractures, P - Pneumonia, E and R - Rebound hypersecretion.

Quick summary: We use the same letters to tie the side effects to the drugs themselves in this repeat mnemonic. When the PPI alone doesn’t work you might begin treatment for destroying Helicobacter pylori, the active organism in an ulcer. We’ll look at triple and quad therapy next.

So I’ll pop up this quiz here and here we go. So Ulcer Developer side effects we saw that which is a side effect of proton pump inhibitors and so constipation we actually have the opposite which is diarrhea from C diff infection or Clostridium difficile. Hyper magnesemia no we actually get low magnesium. Pneumonia yup that is a possibility again we’re reducing the acid in our stomachs and making it ourselves a little bit more vulnerable uh to bacterial attack and rebound hypertension now it’s actually worried about hypersecretion so you stop proton pump inhibitors the acid comes back.

So we’ll pop on there in pneumonia we’ll check our answer oh we said we’re gonna check and then we continue all right which organism causes diarrhea from taking proton pump inhibitors again that is Clostridium difficile he’ll mnemonic.

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