Quiz A Flashcards

1
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Contains caffeine to enhance absorption
For Oral, Sublingual, rectal

A

Ergotamine tartrate

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2
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Longest half-lives and slowest onset
High oral bioavailability

A

Frovatripan

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3
Q

For moderate to severe infrequent headaches
Rescue medication

A

butorphanol

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4
Q

FDA approved
Initiate prophylaxis

A

Propranolol

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5
Q

DOC for non-inflammatory pain

A

Acetaminophen

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6
Q

Partial agonist-antagonist
Activation of the mu opioid receptor
produces excellent analgesia

A

Pentazocine

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8
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Centrally acting non-narcotic agent
Weakly & predominantly binds to mu receptors
for moderate to severe pain

A

Tramadol

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9
Q

Most difficult aspect of care

A

Pain

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10
Q

mainstay for acute therapy

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Simple analgesics w/ caffeine and NSAIDs

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11
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Headache attacks lasting 4-72 hours

A

Migraine

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12
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Headache lasting from 30 mins - 7 days

A

Tension-type headache

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13
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Sensitivity to light and or sound

A

Migraine

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14
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Sensitivity to either light or sound

A

Tension-type

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15
Q

Headaches are unilateral and throbbing with GI symptoms

A

Migraine

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16
Q

Pain in the frontotemporal region

A

Migraine

17
Q

pain originated from myofascial factors

A

tension-type

18
Q

Aura is absent and is bilateral

A

Tension-type