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Drugs effecting the digestive organs function

Drugs effecting the digestive organs function . Lector prof. Posokhova K.A. Among substances that influence on functioning of digestive organs there are following groups of drugs : Drugs which influence on appetite ; Emetic and antiemetic drugs ;

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Drugs effecting the digestive organs function

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  1. Drugs effecting the digestive organs function Lector prof. Posokhova K.A.

  2. Among substances that influence on functioning of digestive organs there are following groups of drugs: • Drugs which influence on appetite; • Emetic and antiemetic drugs; • Drugs which are used in case of disturbed function of gastric glands; • Drugs effecting liver function; • Drugs used in case of disturbed excretory function of pancreas; • Laxative agents; • Drugs which influence on motor function of intestines

  3. Drugs which influence on appetite: Drugs which improve appetite Drugs which depress appetite

  4. Полин гіркий Золототисячник малий Гіркоти Деревій звичайний

  5. Phepranonum Form of production - 0,025g tablets

  6. Mechanism of action of emetic and antiemetic drugs

  7. Metoclopramide, reglan and cerucal From of production: 0,01 g tablets, ampoules with 2 ml of 0,5 % solution.

  8. Motilium Form of production: 0,01 g tablets

  9. Drugs which stimulate gastric secretion: • With diagnostic aim:caffeine, histamine, gastrin. • With treating aim:plantain juice, plantaglucide, natural gastric juice, pepsin, hydrochloric acid.

  10. Drugs which depress gastric secretion: • Drugs which block choline receptros: • M-cholinoblockers (nonselective cholionolyutics):atropine sulfate • M1-cholinoblockers with selective action (selective cholinolytics):gastrozepin • ganglioblockers:pirilen, benzohexonium • Drugs which block histamine-Н2-receptors:cimetidine, renitidine, famotidine, nizatidine, rexatidine • Inhibitors of proton pump:omeprazole, controlok • Prostaglandines and their synthetic derivatives:misoprostol • Antacid drugs: • System:sodium hydrocarbonate • Nonsystem:aluminum hydroxide, magnesium oxide, almagel, maalox, renni • Gastroprotectors: • Drugs which form mechanic protection of mucous membrane of stomach:sucralfate, de-nol • Drugs which increase protective function of mucous barrier and stability of mucous membrane towards action of damaging factor:carbenoxolon, misoprostol

  11. Atropine sulfate (Atropini sulfas). Powder for preparation of 0,5 % and 1 % eye drops, 1% eye ointment, 0,0005 g tablets, ampoules with 1 ml of 0,1 % solution.

  12. Gastrozepin (Gastrocepinum) Forms of production: 0,025 gand 0,05 g tablets; ampoules with 0,01 g of dry substance.

  13. Cimetidine Form of production: 0, 2 g tablets.

  14. Ranitidine (Ranitidin) Forms of production: 0,15 gand 0,3 g tablets and ampoules with 2 ml of 2,5 % solution.

  15. Famotidin Forms of production:0,02 g and 0,04g tablets.

  16. Omeprazole Form of production – 0,02 g capsules.

  17. Antacid drugs System antacids Nonsystem antacids

  18. Almagel Combined drug which contains gel of aluminum hydroxide, magnesium oxide and D-sorbit. Form of production: 170 ml bottles.

  19. Antacid drugs

  20. Maalox Combined rugs which contains gel of aluminum hydroxide, magnesium oxide.

  21. Sucralfate Form of production: 1 g tablets

  22. De-nol Form of production: 0,12g tablets.

  23. Pylobact Omeprazole + Clarythromycin + Tinidazole

  24. Schemes of combined treatment of gastric ulcer • De-nol + amoxycillin • De-nol + metronidazole • Omeprazole + amoxycillin + clarythromycin • De-nol + clarythromycin + metronidazole • De-nol + controlok + amoxycilin + clarythromycin

  25. Drugs which influence on functioning of digestive organs Part 2

  26. Among substances that influence on functioning of digestive organs there are following groups of drugs: • Drugs which influence on appetite; • Emetic and antiemetic drugs; • Drugs which are used in case of disturbed function of gastric glands; • Hepatotropic drugs; • Drugs used in case of disturbed excretory function of pancreas; • проносні засоби; • Drugs which influence on motor function of intestines

  27. Hepatotropic drugs Jaundice (?) Liver protectors Cholelytholytic

  28. Classification of жовчогінних drugs: • Drugs which stimulate bile ptoduction (choleretics, cholesecretors) • Drugs which increase secretion of bile and stimulate production of bile acids(true choleretics) • а) drugs which include bile acids(allochol, cholenzyme) • б) synthetic drugs(nicodine, oxafenamide) • в) drugs of plant origin(безсмертник піщаний, кукурудзяні приймочки, pepper mint, піжмо, dog-rose, cholagol) • Drugs which increase secretion of bile primarily due to water component(hydrocholeretics: mineral waters, valerian drugs) • Drugs which stimulate bile secretion (cholekinetics) • drugs which cause increasing of gall-bladder tone and decreasing of bile ducts tone (cholekinetics: magnesium sulfate, sorbit, barberries). • drugs which cause relaxation of bile ducts tone (cholespasmolytics: M-cholinoblockers, euphyllin, nitroglycerine).

  29. Allochol (Allocholum)

  30. Кукурудзяні приймочки Безсмертник піщаний Drugs of plant origin Dog-rose

  31. Cholagol

  32. Pharmacodynamics of magnesium sulfate depending of way of administration

  33. Clinical classification of antioxidants • Antioxidants of direct action • Drugs which contain vitamin E (tocopherole acetate, aevit). • Vitamin C drugs (acrobatic acid, galascorbin, ascorutin). • Bioflavonoids (legalon, flamin, flakumin, sylibor, convaflavin). • Drugs which include thiol groups (unithiol, thiosulfate sodium). • Antioxidants of indirect action • Drugs which regulate phospholipid contents of cell membranes (essentiale, lipin, retinol, aevit). • Precursors of pyridine nucleotides (nicotinic acid, nocotinamid). • Precursors of glutation (metionin, cystein, glutamic acid). • Drugs which induct glutationperoxydase (selenium containing drugs). • Other drugs which increase antioxidating potential of blood and tissues (lipoic acid, lilamid, organic drugs of liver).

  34. Tocopherole acetate (Tocopheroli acetas) Vitamin E is produced in many forms: 5 %, 10 % and 30 % oil solution in 10, 20 and 50 ml bottles; elastic capsules with 0,1 and 0,2 ml of 50 % solution in oil; ampoules with 1 ml of 5 %, 10 % and 30 % oil solutions.

  35. Розтропша плямиста

  36. CarsilLegalon

  37. Mechanism of action of legalon

  38. Essentiale Is produced in 5 ml ampoules and in capsules

  39. Lipostabil

  40. Pancreatin (Panсreatinum) Is produced in 0,25 gand 0,5 g dragee (tablets).

  41. Panzynorm forte

  42. Festal, Enzistal, Mezym-forte

  43. No-spa, nicospan

  44. Baralgin

  45. Крушина звичайна

  46. Bisakodil

  47. Guttalax

  48. Bil-berriesSt. John’s wort

  49. Pepper mintChamomile

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