ibuprofen Flashcards

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Classification

ibuprofen

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  • Analgesic
  • Antipyretic
  • NSAID
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Brand Names

ibuprofen

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Advil
Motrin
Actiprofen

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INDICATIONs

ibuprofen

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[EMR]
- mild to moderate pain

[ACP]
- mild to moderate pain
- pyrexia

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CONTRAINDICATIONs

ibuprofen

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  • HYPERSENSITIVITY
  • active GI bleed
  • pregnancy
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Dosage - ADULT

ibuprofen

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[EMR]
300-400mg - P

repeat 4-6hrs
MAX - 1200mg/day

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Dosage - PEDATRIC

ibuprofen

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[PCP]
10mg/kg

repeat x 1 @ 6hrs

MAX dose - 40mg/kg/day

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Pharmacodynamics

ibuprofen

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inhibits prostaglandin synthesis =
- decreased pain
- decreased inflammation
- decreased pyrexia

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Pharmacokinetics

ibuprofen

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ORAL - analgesic
onset - 30-60mins
peak - 1-2hrs
duration - 4-6hrs

ORAL - antipyretic
onset - 30min-2.5hrs
peak - 2-4hrs
duration - 6-8hrs

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ADVERSE EFFECTs

ibuprofen

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  • unlikely after single pre-hospital dose, however note NSAIDs use hx
  • GI upset > ulcer > bleeding > perforation
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OVERDOSE

ibuprofen

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  • GI irritation
  • CNS depression

tx - primarily supportive

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Warnings // Precautions

ibuprofen

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consider ALTERNATIVE TX for pt w/
- GI problems
- RENAL dysfunction
- significant CVS hx

NSAIDS have the potential to cause significant adverse reactions - the RISK increases w/ dose, therapy and underlying risk factors

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DRUG INTERACTIONs

ibuprofen

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NSAID may increase BP, limiting effects of ANTI-HYPERTENSIVES

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