Phenytoin Kinetics Quiz

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What is the recommended administration of Phenytoin to reduce gastric irritation?

After meals

How is Phenytoin affected by particle shape and size?

It is affected by particle shape and size

What is the drug of choice for Digitalis-Induced arrhythmia?

Phenytoin

What adverse effect of Phenytoin can be irreversible and requires consultation with dentists, especially in children?

Gingival hyperplasia

In which condition can Phenytoin cause teratogenic effects resulting in Fetal Hydantoin Syndrome?

First trimester of pregnancy

What is the recommended route of administration for Phenytoin in the treatment of Status Epilepticus?

Slow I.V.

What is the primary site of metabolism of Phenytoin?

Hepatic microsomal enzymes

Which drug is an inducer of hepatic microsomal enzymes (HME) leading to the metabolism of other anti-epileptic drugs like barbiturates and carbamazepine?

Phenytoin

Which drug can displace Thyroxin and Tricyclic Anti-Depressants from plasma proteins?

Phenytoin

Which drug is a prodrug form of phenytoin and has the advantage of less vascular irritation and greater physical compatibility with IV and IM solutions?

Fosphenytoin

Which drug can inhibit the metabolism of phenytoin?

Valproate

Which drug can displace phenytoin from plasma proteins?

Valproate

Which deficiency can occur due to the metabolism of Vitamin K by phenytoin?

Hypoprothrombinemia

What deficiency can occur due to the metabolism of Folic Acid by phenytoin?

Megaloblastic anemia

What advantage does fosphenytoin have over phenytoin?

Less vascular irritation

What is the recommended administration of Phenytoin to reduce gastric irritation?

After meals

Which adverse effect of Phenytoin can be irreversible and requires consultation with dentists, especially in children?

Gum (Gingival) Hyperplasia

In which condition can Phenytoin cause teratogenic effects resulting in Fetal Hydantoin Syndrome?

First trimester of pregnancy

What is the primary site of metabolism of Vitamin K by phenytoin?

Liver

Which drug is a prodrug form of phenytoin and has the advantage of less vascular irritation and greater physical compatibility with IV and IM solutions?

Fosphenytoin

Which drug can displace Thyroxin and Tricyclic Anti-Depressants from plasma proteins?

Phenytoin

What deficiency can occur due to the metabolism of Folic Acid by phenytoin?

Folate deficiency

Which drug is an example of a hepatic microsomal enzyme (HME) inducer that can lead to the metabolism of other anti-epileptic drugs like barbiturates and carbamazepine?

Phenytoin

Which drug can displace Thyroxin and Tricyclic Anti-Depressants from plasma proteins?

Phenytoin

What adverse effect of Phenytoin can be irreversible and requires consultation with dentists, especially in children?

Gingival hyperplasia

In which condition can Phenytoin cause teratogenic effects resulting in Fetal Hydantoin Syndrome?

Pregnancy

What advantage does fosphenytoin have over phenytoin?

Greater physical compatibility with IV and IM solutions

Which drug can inhibit the metabolism of phenytoin?

Valproate

Which deficiency can occur due to the metabolism of Vitamin K by phenytoin?

Hypoprothrombinemia

What is the recommended route of administration for Phenytoin in the treatment of Status Epilepticus?

Intravenous

What is the primary site of metabolism of Phenytoin?

Hepatic microsomal enzymes

Which drug can inhibit the metabolism of phenytoin?

Rifampicin

What is the recommended route of administration for Phenytoin in the treatment of Status Epilepticus?

Intravenous

Which deficiency can occur due to the metabolism of Folic Acid by phenytoin?

Vitamin B12 deficiency

What advantage does fosphenytoin have over phenytoin?

Rapid intravenous administration

Which adverse effect of Phenytoin can be irreversible and requires consultation with dentists, especially in children?

Gum (Gingival) Hyperplasia

Which drug is an example of a hepatic microsomal enzyme (HME) inducer that can lead to the metabolism of other anti-epileptic drugs like barbiturates and carbamazepine?

Phenobarbital

Which drug is an example of a hepatic microsomal enzyme (HME) inducer that can lead to the metabolism of oral contraceptives?

Phenobarbitone

What deficiency can occur due to the metabolism of Folic Acid by phenytoin?

Megaloblastic anemia

Which drug can displace phenytoin from plasma proteins?

Valproate

What is the primary site of metabolism of Vitamin K by phenytoin?

Liver

What adverse effect of Phenytoin can be irreversible and requires consultation with dentists, especially in children?

Gingival hyperplasia

What advantage does fosphenytoin have over phenytoin?

Less vascular irritation

Which drug is a hepatic microsomal enzyme (HME) inhibitor that affects the metabolism of phenytoin?

Valproate

What is the prodrug form of phenytoin with the advantage of greater physical compatibility with IV and IM solutions to dilute it?

Fosphenytoin

Test your knowledge of the kinetics of the anti-epilepsy drug Phenytoin (Diphenyl-Hydantoin, Epanutin) with this quiz. Explore its absorption, distribution, metabolism, and more.

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