drugs 137 Flashcards

1
Q

antibiotics

3

A

amoxicillin

metronidazole

phenoxymethylpenicillin

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2
Q

amoxillin not when

A

penicillin allergy

go to metronidazole

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3
Q

metronidazole not when

A

on warfarin

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4
Q

phenozymethylpenicillin

not when

A

penicillin allergy

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5
Q

amoxcillin dose

A

500mg, 1 tablet, 3x p/d

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6
Q

amoxcillin dose for ANUG

A

500mg, 1 tablet, 3x p/d

3 days

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7
Q

amoxcillin dose for dentofacial infection

A

500mg, 1 tablet, 3x p/d

5 days

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8
Q

amoxicillin dose for sinuisitis

A

500mg, 1 tablet, 3x p/d

7 days

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9
Q

metronidazole dsose for ANUG

A

400mg, 1 tablet, 3x p/d

3 days

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10
Q

metronidazole dose for dentofacial infection

A

400mg, 1 tablet, 3x p/d

5 days

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11
Q

metronidazole dose for sinusitis

A

400mg, 1 tablet, 3x p/d

7 days

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12
Q

phenoxymethylepenicillin dose for dentofacial infection

A

250mg, 2 tablets 4x p/d for 5 days

500mg if severe infection in adults

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13
Q

NSAIDS

2

A

aspirin

ibuprofen

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14
Q

common analgesics in dentistry

A

ibuprofen

aspirin

paracetamol

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15
Q

caution with aspirin

A

pts with hepatic, renal impairment, GI disease, warfarin users,

not be used after extraction

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16
Q

aspirin dose

A

300mg, 2 tablets, 4x p/d (after food) for 5 days

17
Q

aspirin action on

A

COX1 : COX2 (150:1)

COX1 - stomach lining, kidney function, and platelet aggregation

COX2 - inflammation and pain

18
Q

ibuprofen dose

A

400mg, 1 tablet, 4x p/d after food

5 days

19
Q

ibuprofen action

A

blocks prostaglandings which sensitise the tissues to Leukotrienes that cause pain

max 2.4g if necessary i.e. if 400mg is 1 tablet, 6x p/d

20
Q

deal with ibuprofen overdose

A

activated charcoal if more than 400mg/kg of body weight ingested in previous hour

21
Q

paracetamol dose

A

500mg, 2 tablets, 4x p/d

5 days

22
Q

paracetamol action

A

blocks COX directly in the brainstem

23
Q

paracetamol caution

A

in pts with renal and hepatic impairment and those with alcohol dependence

24
Q

antineurpathics used in dentistry

A

carbemazepine

100/200mg, 1 tablet, 2x p/d, 10 days

25
Q

caution with carbamazepine

A

dizziness

ataxia

drowsiness

26
Q

if prescribing carbemazepine

A

request liver function test

urea and eletrolytes

monitor closely