2023-09-08T21:00:33+03:00[Europe/Moscow] en true <p>f; non-micronized only</p>, <p>antara, tricor</p>, <p>trilipix </p>, <p>GFR &lt; 60ml/min = &lt;600 mg daily</p>, <p>CrCL &lt; 50ml/min= low dose </p>, <p>b</p>, <p>a</p>, <p>TG, 1-4 days; 3-5 weeks for LDL</p>, <p>take aspirin 30 min prior (flushing), use Rx formulation, take with food</p>, <p>evaluate LFT's &amp; avoid OTC sustained-release products</p>, <p>175-499</p>, <p>fibrate therapy; acute pancreatitis </p>, <p>Icosapent ethyl, fibrate, niacin </p> flashcards
Dyslipidemia-Therapeutic Management Pt.2

Dyslipidemia-Therapeutic Management Pt.2

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  • f; non-micronized only

    We must take micronized fenofibrates & Fenofibric Acid with food. T/F?

  • antara, tricor

    What are the micronized fibrates? (2)

  • trilipix

    What is Fenofibric acid brand name?

  • GFR < 60ml/min = <600 mg daily

    Renally adjusted dosing for Gemfibrozil?

  • CrCL < 50ml/min= low dose

    Renally adjusted dosing for Fenofibrate ?

  • b

    Which is the Prescription formulation?

    a) nicotinamide

    b) niaspan ER

    c) niacin-immediate release/sustained release

  • a

    Which is the OTC we DON'T recommend?

    a) nicotinamide

    b) niaspan ER

    c) niacin-immediate release/sustained release

  • TG, 1-4 days; 3-5 weeks for LDL

    How long does it take to see affects on a Patient's TG & LDL

    when taking Niacin?

  • take aspirin 30 min prior (flushing), use Rx formulation, take with food

    How can we combat AE's with Niacin?

  • evaluate LFT's & avoid OTC sustained-release products

    How do we monitor Niacin?

  • 175-499

    What is the TG range for Hypertriglyceridemia?

  • fibrate therapy; acute pancreatitis

    If TG > 500 mg/dl, we can begin ________ to prevent _______.

  • Icosapent ethyl, fibrate, niacin

    TG lowering agents? (3)