T3: just drogas Flashcards

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phenylephrine

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a1-agonist

maintain BP during neurogenic shock, hemorrhoids, nasal congestion, supraventricular tachycardia, mydriatic

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midodrine

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a1-agonist

orthostatic hypotension, urinary incontinence

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cocaine

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indirect acting sympathomimetic
inhibits reuptake NE at symp. nerve terminals
local anesthetic, vasoconstriction, reduces epistaxis

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pseudoephedrine/ephedrine

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indirect acting sympathomimetic

stim. rel. of NE from symp. nerve endings and dir. stim. adr. rec.
pseudoephedrine: tx nasal/bronchial congestion

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amphetamine/methamphetamine/

methylphenidate

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indirect acting sympathomimetic

stim. catechol. rel. from symp. and central* nerve endings

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acebutolol (sectral)

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B1-blocker
(part. agonist and mem stab) compete reversibly with NE
antiHTN, prevent CV disease
protect against catecholamine and thyroid storm

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atenolol (tenormin)

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B1-blocker
antiHTN, prevent CV disease
protect against catecholamine and thyroid storm

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esmolol (brevibloc)

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B1-blocker
antiHTN, short duration, use in acute tx
protect against catecholamine and thyroid storm

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metoprolol (lopressor, toprol-XL)

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B1-blocker
(mem stab?)
antiHTN, prevent CV disease
protect against catecholamine and thyroid storm

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nadolol (corgard)

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B1 and B2 blocker
antiHTN, prevent CV disease, long-duration, chronic
protect against catecholamine and thyroid storm

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pindolol

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B1 and B2 blocker
(part. agonist and men stab?)
antiHTN, prevent CV disease
protect against catecholamine and thyroid storm

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propranolol (inderal-LA)

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B1 and B2 blocker
(mem stab)
antiHTN, prevent CV disease
protect against catecholamine and thyroid storm

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timolol (timoptic)

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B1 and B2 blocker
antiHTN, prevent CV disease
glaucoma: red. IOP by inhib. AH prod. (cil. epi) (little mem. stabilizing effect)
protect against catecholamine and thyroid storm

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labetalol (trandate)

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combo B-blocker PLUS a-blocker

antiHTN (primary) mod-severe, emergency tx of HTN crisis prevent CV disease

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nebivolol

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combo B1-blocker/endo-dep vasodilator

antiHTN, prevent CV disease (prod. NO from endothelium)

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carvedilol

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combo B1-blocker/a-blocker/antioxidant

heart failure

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sotalol

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combo B-blocker/K+channel blocker

arrythmias

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phenoxybenzamine (dibenzyline)

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non-selective a1 and a2 blocker
antiHTN, long-acting, pheochromocytoma pre-op/inop
only a-blocker that is non-competitive, irreversible

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phentolamine (oraVerse)

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non-selective a1 and a2 blocker
antiHTN, short-acting, “Phentolamine test”: dx pheos, use DURING pheo surg., NE OD, prev. local dermal tissue necrosis from NE
oraVerse reverses local anesthesia constriction

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prazosin (minipress)

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selective a1 blocker

antiHTN, long-term mild-mod, CV disease prevention, BPH relief, Raynaud’s, PTSD nightmares

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terazosin (hytrin)

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selective a1 blocker

antiHTN (BPH) prevent CV disease

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doxazosin (cardura)

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selective a1 blocker

antiHTN, (BPH), CV disease prevention

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tamsulosin (flomax)

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selective a1 blocker (a1A subtype)

BPH

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alfuzosin (uroxatral)

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selective a1 blocker (“uroselectivity”)

BPH

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silodosin (rapaflo)
selective a1 blocker (a1A subtype) | BPH
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reserpine
sympathetic neuronal blocker, peripherally-acting antiHTN, *CV disease prevention* dec. uptake of DA and NE into storage vesicles-->dec. available NE to rec.-->dec. CO and TPR CNS effects, *irrev.
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guanethidine
sympathetic neuronal blocker, peripherally-acting antiHTN (not used anymore) dec. uptake of DA & NE into storage vesicles-->dec. available NE to rec.-->dec. CO and TPR also directly blocks NE release from nerve endings (interactions w/ tricyc. antideps: imipramine, desipramine)
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methyldopa
sympathetic neuronal blocker, centrally-acting, prodrug (actually a2-rec agonist! (neg FDBK)) antiHTN, esp. during pregnancy, *CV disease prevention* *all centrally acting adr. blockers: stim. a2 adr. rec in brain (neg fdbk)-->indir. red SNA from CNS(vasomotor center)-->peripheral CV organs
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clonidine (catapres)
sympathetic neuronal blocker, centrally-acting (actually a2-rec agonist! (neg FDBK)) tx primary HTN, ADHD, hot flashes, PTSD, withdrawal (etOH, nicotine, morphine), analgesic into spinal cord *CV disease prevention* can use patch for smooth BP control, more rebound HTN than methyldopa
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guanabenz
sympathetic neuronal blocker, centrally-acting (actually a2-rec agonist! (neg FDBK)) antiHTN, lowers cholesterol
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guanfacine
sympathetic neuronal blocker, centrally-acting (actually a2-rec agonist! (neg FDBK)) antiHTN, ADHD (intuniv)
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aproclonidine
sympathetic neuronal blocker, centrally-acting (actually a2-rec agonist! (neg FDBK)) lower post-surg. IOP (inc. a2 agonist in eye)
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brimonidine
sympathetic neuronal blocker (a2 agonist) | lower IOP in glaucoma
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nicotine
``` ganglionic stimulant (blocks at high doses) nicotine addiction tx ```
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mecamylamine
``` ganglionic blocker (pre-post nicotinic neural) *discontinued* tx severe HTN, Tourette's, nicotine addiction tx (trimethaphan, hexametonium also discontinued) ```
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epinephrine
adrenergic bronchodilator *B agonists also stabilize mast cells, inhib. degranulation/rel. of autocoids tx for acute/life-threatening asthma (B2 typically) (epi. inc. cardiac performance) BLACK BOX FOR ALL ADR. BRONCHODILATORS: may cause death in asthmatic pts (CNS: seizures; heart: palpitations)
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isoproterenol
adrenergic bronchodilator
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metaproterenol (alupent)
adrenergic bronchodilator
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albuterol (ventolin)
adrenergic bronchodilator
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levalbuterol (xopenex)
adrenergic bronchodilator
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salmeterol (serevent)
adrenergic bronchodilator | *long acting, not acute tx
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terbutaline (brethine)
adrenergic bronchodilator
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pirbuterol (maxair)
adrenergic bronchodilator
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theophylline (theodur)
``` methylxanthine bronchodilators severe asthma also stabilize mast cells, inhib. phosphodiesterase-->inc. cAMP in smooth musc/mast cells interact w/ adenosine rec *narrow tx window* ```
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aminophylline
``` methylxanthine bronchodilators severe asthma also stabilize mast cells, inhib. phosphodiesterase-->inc. cAMP in smooth musc/mast cells interact w/ adenosine rec *narrow tx window* ```
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beclomethasone (QVAR, Vanceril)
corticosteroids
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flunisolide (aerobid)
corticosteroids
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triamcinolone (azmacort, nasocort)
corticosteroids
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fluticasone (flovent, flonase)
corticosteroids | fluticasone + vilanterol = breo ellipta inhaler : COPD
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budesonide (pulmicort, rhinocort)
corticosteroids
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prednisone (oral)
``` corticosteroids allergic rxns, asthma (ppx, not nec. acute) (red. sev, shorten duration of attacks); v. severe allergies inhaled forms (vs. systemic) red. toxicity *corticosteroids primarily anti-inflammatory, inhib. autocoid syn., red. cell-mediated immunological damage; secondarily stabilize mast cells ```
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mometasone (asmanex, nasonex)
corticosteroids
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methylprednisonlone (oral)
corticosteroids
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cromolyn sodium
mast cell stabilizer inhib. rel. of histamine/other autocoids from sens. mast cells ppx, not acute; use w/ other agents asthma, allergic rhinitis/conjunctivitis, GI allergies
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monteleukast (singulair)
leukotriene modulator blocks leukotriene rec (CysLT 1 and 2) aspirin-sensitive asthma, dec. freq and sev. *seasonal allergies*
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zafirleukast (accolate)
leukotriene modulator blocks leukotriene rec (CysLT 1 and 2) aspirin-sensitive asthma, dec. freq and sev.
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zileuton (zyflo)
leukotriene modulator inhibits lipooxygenase enzyme, dec. leukotriene formation aspirin-sensitive asthma, dec. freq and sev. (QID)
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ipratropium (atrovent)
antimuscarinic prevent acetylcholine-induced bronchospasm quaternary, few syst. effects
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tiotropium (spiriva)
antimuscarinic prevent acetylcholine-induced bronchospasm COPD
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aclidinium (tudorza)
antimuscarinic prevent acetylcholine-induced bronchospasm COPD
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advair diskus
(salmeterol/fluticasone) | combo product for asthma
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combivent
(ipratroium/albuterol) | combo product for asthma
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symbicort
(formoterol/budesonide) | combo product for asthma
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dulera
(formoterol/mometasone) | combo product for asthma
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omalizumab (xolair)
immunomodulator (anti-IgE), MoAb asthma give IV, inj.
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diphenhydramine (benadryl)
H1 histamine antagonist | tx allergic rhinitis, dermatitis, conjunctivitis NOT asthma/anaphylaxis; dec. severity of symptoms
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fexofenadine (allegra)
H1 histamine antagonist | tx allergic rhinitis, dermatitis, conjunctivitis NOT asthma/anaphylaxis; dec. severity of symptoms
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cetirizine (zyrtec)
H1 histamine antagonist | tx allergic rhinitis, dermatitis, conjunctivitis NOT asthma/anaphylaxis; dec. severity of symptoms
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loratidine (claritin, alavert)
H1 histamine antagonist | tx allergic rhinitis, dermatitis, conjunctivitis NOT asthma/anaphylaxis; dec. severity of symptoms
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hydrochlorothiazide (microzide)
diuretic (thiazide) works at distal convoluted tubule, prev. reabsorp. NaCl antiHTN, prevent CV disease
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furosemide (lasix)
diuretic (loop)- most powerful! works at thick asc. limb of loop of Henle, prev. reabsorb. Na and Cl antiHTN, prevent CV disease
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spironolactone (aldactone)
diuretic K+ sparing, works at collecting duct antiHTN, prevent CV disease
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verapamil (calan)
Ca2+ channel blocker | antiHTN, *prevent CV disease* (works in heart)
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nifedipine (procardia-XL)
Ca2+ channel blocker | antiHTN, *prevent CV disease* (works @ arts)
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captopril (capoten)
ACE inhibitor prev. conversion of AngI-->AngII antiHTN, *prevent CV disease*
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losartan (cozaar)
Angiotensin II rec blocker (ARBs) works AFTER AngII produced; blocks binding antiHTN, *prevent CV disease*
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lovastatin (mevacor)
HMG-CoA reductase inhibitor | tx for hyperlipoproteinemia (reduce cholesterol), prevent CV disease
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levothryoxine (synthroid)
synthetic T4 tx for hypothyroidism (2nd most prescribed drug in US)
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131-Iodine
tx hyperthyroidism kills thyroid cells, need other hyperthyroid drugs to make pt EUTHYROID before 131-I, also for thyroid Ca not for nursing moms
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propylthiouracil (PTU)
thionamide tx hyperthyroidism, thyroid storm inhibit steps 3 (iodination) and 4 (coupling of iodotyrosines) *do not inhibit release of T4/T3* **also inhibits deiodinase (T4-->T3), better for more severe cases** better for pregnant pts
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KI (Potassium Iodide, Lugol's solution)
iodine tx hyperthyroidism, thyroid storm inhibits synthesis AND release of pre-formed/stored hormone, temporary, used w/ thionamides (1st) (thy. storm) then propranolol, glucocorticoids, antipyretics (NOT ASA)
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alendronate (fosomax)
amino substituted bisphosphonate more potent, longer acting osteoporosis, Paget's disease incorp. into bone-inhib pyrophosphates in osteoclasts-slow bone turnover
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risedronate (actonel)
pyridinal bisphosphonate osteoporosis, Paget's disease incorp. into bone-inhib pyrophosphates in osteoclasts-slow bone turnover (binds hydroxyapatite in bone)
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ibandronate (boniva)
bisphosphonate (1x/month) osteoporosis, hypercalcemia (malignancy) incorp. into bone-inhib pyrophosphates in osteoclasts-slow bone turnover
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zoledronic acid (relclast, zometa)
bisphosphonate (take 1x/year!) reclast: osteoporosis, Paget's disease zometa: hypercalcemia (malignancy) incorp. into bone-inhib pyrophosphates in osteoclasts-slow bone turnover
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raloxifene (evista)
selective ESTROGEN receptor modulator (SERM) osteoporosis (postmenopausal) dec. osteoclast activity AND inc. osteoblast activity (less breast ca, HD risk then general estrogen) (agonist in bone, antag in breast/uterus)
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calcitriol (rocaltrol)
1,25 hydroxyvitamin D inc. dietary Ca2+ absorp. in GI, promotes osteoblast act. osteoporosis, (hypoparathyroidism)
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calcitonin (calcimar)
from parafollicular C cells, lowers serum Ca2+ (inhib. osteolysis), decreases osteoclast activity hypercalcemia, Paget's disease (bone), 2nd line for postmen. osteoporosis
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methimazole (tapazole)
thionamide tx hyperthyroidism, thyroid storm inhibit steps 3 (iodination) and 4 (coupling of iodotyrosines) *do not inhibit release of T4/T3*
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T3 or 3,5,3'-triidothyronine (cytomel)
tx for hypothyroidism very potent rarely used except in sev. situations (in conjunction w/ levothyroxine)
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desiccated animal thyroid (armour thyroid)
tx for hypothyroidism combo T3, T4; not 1st choice, use if don't respond to levothyroxine weight loss products OTC
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liotrix (euthroid)
tx for hypothyroidism | 4:1 mixture T4:T3, expensive, rarely used
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aspirin, ibuprofin, NSAIDs, etc
inhib. PG syn (COX-1 and COX-2) act at nerve endings in CNS anti-inflammatory effects
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acetaminophen
inhibs. PG syn in nerve endings and CNS, not periphery | no antiinflammatory action
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ketorolac (toradol)
injectable NSAID | alt. to opioid for short-term pain
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celocoxib
selective COX-2 inhib (rofecoxib, valdecoxib no longer on the market)
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local anesthetics (lidocaine)
block sodium channels in nerve endings and axons and stop gen/cond of APs
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opioids
agonists at rec. for endorphins and enkephalins act in limbic system can act in SC to inhibit pain transmission
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morphine
u agonist opioid analgesic | severe pain
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codeine
u agonist opioid analgesic | moderate pain
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fentanyl (sublimaze)
u agonist opioid analgesic | severe pain
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heroin
u agonist opioid analgesic | schedule 1: do not prescribe (no shit)
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hydrocodone (vicodin, lortab)
u agonist opioid analgesic | moderate pain
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hydromorphone (dilaudid)
u agonist opioid analgesic | severe pain
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meperidine (demerol)
u agonist opioid analgesic | *controversial!*
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methadone (dolophine)
u agonist opioid analgesic *controversial!* severe pain tx heroin addiction
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oxycodone (percodan, percocet, oxycontin)
u agonist opioid analgesic *controversial!* severe pain
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pentazocine (talwin)
partial/mixed agonist/antagonist opioid analgesic
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buprenorphine (buprenex, subutrex, suboxone)
partial/mixed agonist/antagonist opioid analgesic
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tramadol (ultram)
partial/mixed agonist/antagonist opioid analgesic *controversial!* moderate pain
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vicodin
5 mg hydrocodone + 500 mg acetaminophen | *be careful w/ combos, may OD*
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amitriptyline
antidepressant, tx for chronic pain w. opioids, neurogenic pain
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carbamazepine
anticonvulsant, tx for neurogenic pain
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gabapentin (neurontin)
anticonvulsant, tx for neurogenic pain
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pregabalin (lyrica)
anticonvulsant, tx for neurogenic pain
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ciclesonide (alvesco, omnaris)
corticosteroid
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norepinephrine
antidote for too much ganglionic block: CV support for neurogenic shock
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pamidronate (aredia)
amino substituted bisphosphonate | hypercalcemia of malignancy, Paget's disease (occas.)
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zoledronate (zometa)
new bisphosphonate | hypercalcemia