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Oral steroids

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  • Prednisone
  • Prednisolone
  • Methylprednisone
  • Dexamethasone
  • Hydrocortisone
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Topical steroids

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  • Fluocinonide
  • Triamcinolone
  • Hydrocortisone
  • Clobetasol propionate
  • Dexamethasone- Occular and otic inflam
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Acetominophen

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  • Centrally acting analgesic- decreases PG synthesis
  • NOT AN ANTIINFLAMMATORY
  • Max dose 4g daily- antidote acetylcysteine
  • Pain management
  • AE- hepatotoxicity, HA, DI, Increase BP, Manic/anxiety
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Allopurinol

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  • Acts on purine metabolism to decrease uric acid
  • Recurrent Ca oxalate stones, GOUT
  • AE- acute gout, rash
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Colchicine

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  • Binds inulin- inhibits cell division, limits neutrophil activation
  • Acute GOUT
  • AE- Diarrhea
  • CI- CYP34A, GB/LV/KI/LV/CV dz
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Methadone

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  • Mu opiod agonist
  • highest potency
  • pain, tx of opiod addition
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Heroin

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  • Mu opiod agonist
  • prodrug of morphine
  • severe pain
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Morphine

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  • Mu opiod agonist

- severe or acute pain

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Oxycodone

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  • Mu opiod agonist

- semi synthetic opioid for pain, also anti-tussive

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Codeine

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  • Mu opiod agonist

- prodrug converted to morphine for mild/mod pain or antitussive

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Hydrocodone

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  • Mu opiod agonist

- semi synthetic prodrug that converts to hydromophine for mild/moderate pain or anti-tussive

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Fentanyl

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  • opioid agonists

- chronic pain for patients that tolerate opiods

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Tramadol

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  • opioid agonists

- moderate to severe pain, also used for serotinin and NE uptake

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Loperamide

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  • opioid agonists

- anti-diarrhea- OTC

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Dextromethorphan

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  • opioid agonists

- Cough suppressant- OTC

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Naloxone

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  • Opioid antagonist

- IV admin to reverse opioid OD

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Naltrexone

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  • Opioid antagonist
  • Opiod addiction and OD, alcoholism
  • AE- NV, HA
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Buprenorphine

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  • partial mu agonist and weak kappa opiod antagonist

- pain management, opioid disorder

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Capsaicin

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  • Rubicacient
  • Counter irritant, reduces presynaptic substance P
  • Topical for acute pain
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Alendronate

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  • Bisphosphonate- decrease bone resorption by osteoclasts
  • Osteoparosis, pagets dz
  • Ca and vit D supplementation needed
  • AE GERD, osteonecrosis
  • CI- low Ca
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Raloxifene

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  • SERM- both agonist adn antagonist, partial antiagonism in bone, antagonist in uterine/breast- reduce BrCA gene in post meno pts with osteoporosis or at high risk of Br CA
  • BLACK BOX increase risk of DVT, CVA, Death
  • AE- DVT, PE, CVS, endometrial CA
  • Pregnancy category X
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Calcitonin

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  • Increases deposition of Ca and Ph in bone, inhibits osteoclasts
  • Osteoporosis, Pagets dz, hypercalcemia
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Aspirin

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  • NSAID- central and peripheral- anti platelet
  • Inhibit COX1 and 2 to varying degrees, decrease PD synthesis, decrease leukocyte recruitment, increase cartilage destruction, decrease cartilage repair
  • BLACK BOX increase serious/ fatal heart/vessel problems, increase serious/fatal stomach ulcers/bleeding esp elderly
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Ibuprofen

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  • NSAID- central and peripheral- Mild pain
  • Inhibit COX1 and 2 to varying degrees, decrease PD synthesis, decrease leukocyte recruitment, increase cartilage destruction, decrease cartilage repair
  • BLACK BOX increase serious/ fatal heart/vessel problems, increase serious/fatal stomach ulcers/bleeding esp elderly
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Naproxen
- NSAID- central and peripheral- mild pain - Inhibit COX1 and 2 to varying degrees, decrease PD synthesis, decrease leukocyte recruitment, increase cartilage destruction, decrease cartilage repair - BLACK BOX increase serious/ fatal heart/vessel problems, increase serious/fatal stomach ulcers/bleeding esp elderly
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Idomethacin
- NSAID- central and peripheral- All types of arthritis, sx relief along with allopurinol in acute gout attack - Inhibit COX1 and 2 to varying degrees, decrease PD synthesis, decrease leukocyte recruitment, increase cartilage destruction, decrease cartilage repair - BLACK BOX increase serious/ fatal heart/vessel problems, increase serious/fatal stomach ulcers/bleeding esp elderly
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Diclofenac
- NSAID- central and peripheral- systemic, topical, opthalamic formulations, actinic keratosis, OA - Inhibit COX1 and 2 to varying degrees, decrease PD synthesis, decrease leukocyte recruitment, increase cartilage destruction, decrease cartilage repair - BLACK BOX increase serious/ fatal heart/vessel problems, increase serious/fatal stomach ulcers/bleeding esp elderly
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Ketorolac
- NSAID- central and peripheral- Short term, severe pain - Inhibit COX1 and 2 to varying degrees, decrease PD synthesis, decrease leukocyte recruitment, increase cartilage destruction, decrease cartilage repair - BLACK BOX increase serious/ fatal heart/vessel problems, increase serious/fatal stomach ulcers/bleeding esp elderly
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Nepafenace
- NSAID- central and peripheral- eye pain/inflammation with cataract surgery - Inhibit COX1 and 2 to varying degrees, decrease PD synthesis, decrease leukocyte recruitment, increase cartilage destruction, decrease cartilage repair - BLACK BOX increase serious/ fatal heart/vessel problems, increase serious/fatal stomach ulcers/bleeding esp elderly
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Celecoxib
- NSAID- central and peipheral - Inhibit COX 2 inhibitor- inhibits PG synthesis - BLACK BOX increase serious/ fatal heart/vessel problems, increase serious/fatal stomach ulcers/bleeding esp elderly - all types of arthritis, primary dysmenorrhea - CI- perioperative pain for CABG - AE- serious CV event
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Botulinum toxin
- Blocks Ach | - Muscle spasticity upper and lower limbs
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Baclofen
- MOA unk - reversible spasticity for MS, spinal injury - DO NOT use for CP, PD, Stroke - AE- HA, N, drowsiness, dizzy - MUST TAPER- sz, hallucination
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Tizanidine
- Alpha 2 cholinergic agonist- increaes presynaptic inhibition of motor neurons - AE LV injury, decrease BP, sedation, CYP1A2 (cipro)
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Cyclobenzaprine
- MOA unk- use short term - Muscle relaxant - safest option for PREGNANCY
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Carisoprodol
- MOA unk- use short term - Muscle relaxant - derrived from meprobamate (mild tranquilizer) schedule IV controlled substance- potential for abuse
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Methocarbamol
- MOA unk- use short term - Muscle relaxant - carbamate of guaifenesin, can be paired with NSAIDS, less addictive - AE- turn urine black, blue, green
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Denosumab
- Monoclonal antibody- binds to NF kappa ligand to inhibit osteoclast activity - AE- Derm, increase in cholesterol - Pregnancy category X

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