Clinical Pharm

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name drug brands for acetysalicylic acid

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aspirin, anacin

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oral dose for acetysalicylic acid

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500-1000mg

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max daily dose for acetysalicylic acid

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4000mg

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FDA Preg risk catagory

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D- avoid during 3rd trimester

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Brand names for Acetaminophen

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Tylenol

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oral dose for Acetaminophen

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500-1000mg

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max daily dose for Acetaminophen

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4000mg

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FDA pregnancy risk catagory for Acetaminophen

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B- * safest during prenancy

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Brand names for Ibuprofen

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advil, nuprin, motrin

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usual oral dose for Ibuprofen

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200-800mg

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max daily dose for Ibuprofen

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2400 mg

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FDA preg risk category

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B or D ( tri 3rd

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brand names for naproxen

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naprosyn-same as ibuprofen but diff chem so diff potency/dosage

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oral dose for naproxen

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500mg loading dose then 250 mg

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max daily dose naproxen

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1250 mg

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FDA preg risk category

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B or C ( 3rd trim.)

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Brand name for Naproxen sodium

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Aleve, anaprox

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oral dose for Naproxen sodium

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550mg loading then 275 mg

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max daily dose for Naproxen sodium

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1375 mg

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FDA preg risk category

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B or C (3rd trim)

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Codeine w/ ASAratio

ASA= acetysalic acid

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30/325

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Codeine w/ APAP ratio

APAP= acetominophen

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30/325

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FDA preg risk cat for codeine asa and APAP

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c or D ( if used for prolonged period or in high doses

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Hydrocodone w/ ASA ratio

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5/500 mg

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Hydrocodone w/ ibuprofen ratio

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7.5/200mg

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Hydrocodone w/ APAP ratio

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5/500 mg

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FDA preg risk categ for the Hydrocodones

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C

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Oxycodone w/ ASA ratio

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5/325 mg

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Oxycodone w/ibuprfen

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5/400mg

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Oxycodone w/APAP

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5/500mg

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FDA pre risk categ for Oxycodone w/

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C

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Tramadol brand name

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ultram

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oral dose for Tramadol/ultram

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50mg

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max daily dose for Tramadol/ultram

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400mg

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brand name for Tramadol w/ APAP

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ultracet

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ratio for ultracet

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37.5/325

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FDA preg risk categ for the Tramadols

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C

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3 things wrong with tylenol 3

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1) Tylenol shouldn't be drug of first choice (only if pt can't tolerate NSAID)
2) Codeine is not as good as any of the other opiods
3) 1 or 2 every 4 to 6 hours as needed is confusing - tell them to wait until they have pain (then it doesn't work; need to block production of prostaglandins before pain)

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What should you prescribe for mild pain- primary line of treatment

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ibuprofen- 200mg 2 tabs qid - max dose 2,400 mg
naproxen, 200mg, 2 tabs qid
max daily ddose 1375
ASA 500mg 2 tab qid
max dose 4000mg
APAP 500 mg 2 tab qid
max dose 4,000 mg

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What should you prescribe for mod-severe secondary line of treatment

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ibuprofen 800 mg tabs
disp 10 tabs
sig. take 1 tab tid(3/dtimes/day

btw dosages discomfrot: take 1000mg tylenol btwn dosages

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What should you prescribe for severe, visceral pain seconday line of trxt

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hydrocodone w/ ibuprofen, 7.5 mg/200mg tabs
disp 24 tabs
sig. take 2 tabs qid until all ake

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What should you prescribe for severe, visceral pain seconday line of trxt
if can't take NSAIDS

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hydrocodone w/ APAP 5mg/500mg
disp 24 tabs
sig. take 2 tabs qid until all are taken

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What should you prescribe for severe, visceral pain seconday line of trxt
if opoid is contraindicated

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Tramaol w/ APAP, 37.5mg /325 mg tabs
disp 24 tabs
sig take 2 tabs qid until all are taken

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What should you prescribe for severe, visceral pain tertiary line of trxtof trxt
severe- for itailians

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oxycodone w/ ibuiprofen, 5mg/400 mg
disp 24 tabs
sig take 2 tabs qid until all are taken

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What should you prescribe for severe, visceral pain tertiary line of trxt
no NSAIDS

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oxycodone w/APA 7.5mg/500mg tabs = percocet
disp 24 tabs
sig take 2 tabs qid until all are taken

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Many pts are older, and take a baby aspirin per day
○ Ibuprofen + aspirin reduces the anti-platelet effect of aspirin

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There is a way to get around this: if pt takes ibuprofen first, blocks effects of aspirin

BUT, if you have pt take aspirin first thing, take NSAID 2 hours after, and last NSAID 8 hours before next aspirin
○ Will still have anti-platelet effects of aspirin

Tylenol is a non-issue here - can still be taken in between NSAID doses

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what is the opioid- receptor agonist drug of choice for dentists

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oxycodone

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don't ever prescribe controlled substance for a patient for over

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two weeks