NSAIDS Flashcards

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Effects of PGs

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Vascular SM - vasodilate
GI SM - Contract
Secretory cells - Produce more mucous and bicarb
Kidney cells - Increase renal blood flow/diuresis
Uterus - Contribute to contractions
Inflammatory cells - Chemotaxis and induce inflam

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Effects of Leukotrienes

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Chemotaxis, vasoconstriction, bronchospasms, increased vascular permeability

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Effects of prostacyclin

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Vasodilate and inhibit platelet agg

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Effects of Thromboxane

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Vasoconstrict and promote platelet agg

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Therapeutic uses of Aspirin

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Reduce pain, fever, inflammation, coagulation (in low doses)

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Side effects of Aspirin

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Gastic irritation, renal dysfunction, bleeding, hypersensitivity and bronchospasms

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Contraindications of Aspirin

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Children under 12 with a viral DZ, pregnant, the chronically renal insufficient, patients already taking oral anticoagulants

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Overdose and treatment of Aspirin

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Sweating, vomiting, fever, respiratory alkalosis but metabolic acidosis, tinitus, ultimately renal failure and death
Treat w/ gastric lavage, charcoal, bowel irrigation and sodium bicarb

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Uses of traditional NSAIDs

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Reduce pain, inflammation, fever

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Side effects of tNSAID

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similar to aspirin but usually better tolerated and less side effects. Reversible effect on platelets

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Therapeutic effects of Acetaminophen

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Reduced pain, fever, but not good for inflammation other than in some osteoarthritis

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Side effects of acetaminophen

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Mild increase in hepatic enzymes and some dizziness/excitement/disorientation in supratherapeutic doses

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Overdose and treatment of acetaminophen

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Diarrhea, abdominal pain, hepatotoxicity
Result of over producing hepatotoxic metabolite once all the P2 pathways are inhibited. Ethanol induces the toxic pathway and damages the liver at the same time.
Treat with supportive treatment and N-acetylcysteine

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Therapeutic effects of Celecoxib

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Reduce inflammation, pain, fever. Use to reduce GI side effects in certain categories of patients.

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Side effects of Celecoxib

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Renal side effects similar to aspirin and tNSAID, but lower risk of ulcer and doesn’t prolong bleeding unless patient also on warfarin (inhibit war metabolism). Possible hypersensitivity from sulfa moiety.

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