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Rheumatic fever, rheumatoid arthritis, high dose needed (5-8 grams/day)
Anti-inflammatory uses of NSAIDS
NSAIDS can be used for prophylaxis of diseases d/t:
Platelet aggregation
NSAIDS can be used for pre-eclampsia and HTN of pregnancy d/t excess:
TXA2
NSAIDS and CA? have the strongest evidence as protective effect against:
Colorectal cancer
NSAIDS only affect:
Cyclo-oxygenase
NSAIDS do not affect:
Leukotrienes
Cause alteration of vascular permeability, bronchial constriction, increased secretion
Prostaglandins and thromboxane
Causes leukocyte modulation --> inflammation
Thromboxane
______ are given as they are more effective than NSAIDS as they affect both sides of the arachidonic acid pathway
Steroids
Affected by cycle-oxygenase:
Prostaglandins, thromboxane, prostacyclin
Causes: vasodilation, erythema, hyperalgesia, pain
Inflammatory effects of prostaglandins
Other effects of prostaglandins:
Increase uterine cx, GI secretions, fever, renal function, fluid retention, HTN
Formed from arachadonic acid by 5-lipoxygenase
Leukotrienes
LT have many important roles in:
Inflammation
LT: _____ of inflammatory cells
Chemotaxis
LT: increase ______
Capillary permeability
LT: especially important in ______
Asthma
LT can be a cause of:
Pain
Cyclooxygenase is also called:
COX enzymes
Expressed in most tissues; constitutively active in many tissues
COX-1
Induced by cytokines and other inflammatory mediators
COX-2
Constitutively active only in some tissues (kidneys and brain)
COX-2
Do not have to have a pathological process going on for it to be active:
COX-1
Involved in lots of processes, mucous in GI tract, etc. It's out there doing something all the time
COX-1
This enzyme if the 'real' target:
COX-2
Most NSAIDS are non-specific inhibitors of both:
COX-1 and 2
Is in low abundance normally unless their is a pathological process going on:
COX-2
Fluid retaining affects are from the action of ________ in the kidneys
COX-2
Most NSAID s/e effects are from:
COX-1
PGE2 sensitizes pain nerve endings to the action of:
Bradykinin, histamine, and substance P
Blocks PGE2 formation
NSAIDS