ANTI INFLAMATORY DRUGS Flashcards

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1
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class of medications designed specifically to relieve pain

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analgesics

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2
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which analgesic need prescription

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opioids or narcotics

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Response to tissue injury and infection

Other causes: trauma, surgical interventions, extreme hot and cold, and caustic chemical agents.

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Inflammation

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Protective mechanism

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Inflammation

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5
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if there is an tissue injury it causes an __________

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vasoconstriction

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if there is a tissue injury, and released chemical mediators it causes vasodilation and leads to ___________

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redness. erythema

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if there is a tissue injury, and released chemical mediators it causes increase permeability that causes

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swelling, edema

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if there is a tissue injury, and released chemical mediators it causes pain

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true

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if there is a tissue injury, and released chemical mediators it causes fever

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true

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redness, erythema, selling, edema, pain, heat leads to __________

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loss of function

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it is the enzyme responsible for conversion of arachidonic acid into prostaglandins

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Cyclooxygenase (Cox)

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what is the function of cox 1

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-Protects stomach lining

-Regulates blood platelets

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what is the function of cox 2

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Triggers inflammation and pain

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14
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under anti inflammatory that relieves pain

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analgesic

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15
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it is under anti inflammatory that reduce elevated body temperature

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antipyretic

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16
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it is under anti inflammatory that inhibits platelet aggregation

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anticoagulant

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17
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give the seven groups of NSAIDs

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Salicylates

Para- Chlorobenzoic acid

Phenylacetic acid

Propionic acid derivatives

Fenamates

Oxicams

Selective Cox-2 Inhibitors

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18
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other names for Para-chlorobenzoic Acid

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indoles

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19
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what group of NSAIDs aspirin belongs to

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salicylates

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20
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what is the other name for aspirin

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Triggers inflammation and pain

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21
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what are the functions of aspirin

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-Anti-inflammatory
-antiplatelet
-antipyretic effects

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22
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Therapeutic serum salicylate level

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10- 30 mg/dl

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23
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Toxic serum salicylate level

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> 40–50 mg/dl

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Hypersensitivity to salicylate products

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tinnitus, vertigo, bronchospasm

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contraindication of salicylates
pregnancy
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why salicylates should not be taken by children with flu symptoms
it cause reye syndrome
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what damage it causes in the body by reye syndrome
liver damage and encephalopathy
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why salicylates should be taken with milk, water, or food
it causes GI Upset
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give examples of drug under para-chlorobenzoic acid
indomethacin and sulindac
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give brand name under indomethacin
Indocin
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give brand name under sulindac
Clinoril
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para-chlorobenzoic acid indication
Rheumatoid arthritis Gouty arthritis Osteoarthritis
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side effects of para-chlorobenzoic acid
Increased BP, sodium and water retention
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drugs under phenyalcetic acid derivative
Diclofenac Na and Ketorolac
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Brand name under Diclofenac Na
Volataren
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Phenylacetic acid indications
Rheumatoid Arthritis Osteoarthritis Ankylosing spondylitis
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what is the function of ketorolac
short term management of pain
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what is the first injectable NSAIDs
Ketorolac
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ketorolac is short term but have greater analgesic effect
true
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when ketorolac may be given and who is the patient
1st 24hrs to post op patients
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drug under propionic acid
ibuprofens
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brand name under ibuprofens
Alaxan, Advil, and Medicol
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ibuprofen drug interactions
increase effects of -warfarin -sulfonamides -certain cephalosporin -phenytoin -insulin -oral hypoglycemic
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what side effects of propionic acid cause
gastric upset
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indication of Fenamates
Acute and Chronic arthritic
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SE OF Fenamates
Gastric irritation
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contraindication of Fenamates
patient with peptic ulcer
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drugs under fenamtes
Mefenamic Acid and Meclofenamate Na Monohydrate
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brand name under mefenamic acid
Ponstel and Ponstan
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Brand name under meclofenamate Na Monohydrate
Meclomen
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Indication of Oxicams
Long term arthritic conditions
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SE of oxicams
lower incidence of gastric problems, ulceration, epigastric distress
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what other drugs oxicam should not be taken with
aspirin and other NSAIDS
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drugs under oxicams
piroxicam and meloxicam
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brand name under piroxicam
Feldene flash
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what are the drugs under cox 2 inhibitors
Celecoxib, Rofecoxib, and Nabumetone
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brand name under celecoxib
celebrex
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brand name under Rofecoxib
Vioxx
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brand name under Nabutemone
Relafen
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nursing considerations in Cox 2 inhibitors
-should not be taken during third trimester of pregnancy -NSAIDs in elderly -assessment of renal function -prescribe dose may need to be decreased
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Suppressing and preventing many of the components of the inflammatory process at the injured site
corticosteroids
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drugs under corticosteroids
Dexamethasone Prednisone Prednisolone
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it is for the Inflammation of the joints and Uric Acid
antigout drugs
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3 segments under the antigout drugs
colchicine, uric acid inhibitor, uricosurics
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what is the function of colchicine
inhibit leukocytes on the inflamed site
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SE of Colchicine
gastric irritation, NV, diarrhea, abdominal pain
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drugs under uric acid inhibitor
allopurinol and thiazide diuretics
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what is the function of allopurinol
Inhibit final steps of uric acid synthesis
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allopurinol indication
gout patients with renal impairment
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considerations when taking allopurinol
no caffeine and alcohol
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what is the function of thiazide diuretics
Increase level of uric acid
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what is the function of uricosuric
Alleviating chronic gout
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drug under uricosurics
probenecid
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what id the function of probenecid
Increase rate of uric acid excretions in the kidneys
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SE of probenecid
Sore gums, headache, flushed skin
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