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21 Cards in this Set
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acute inflammatory response
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histamine, PGs, 5HT, LTs
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chronic inflammatory response
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TNF, interleukin, interferon
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indomethacin
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non-salicylic NSAID, COX1 & COX2 inhibitor (closes patent ductus arteriosis)
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acetyl salicylic acid
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four A's
in addition to cox inhibitor also inhibits kallikrein (decrease bradykinin a vasodialator), not a good anti-inflammatory, good for TIA, coronary thrombosis, by pass surgery, and colon cancer, |
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non-acetylated salicylic acid
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3 A's (low analgesic) minus anti-coagulant, does not inhibit PG synthesis, effects hypertension drugs
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non-salicylic NSAIDS (COX 1 & 2)
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4 A's
shorter halflife than ASA, effects hypertension drugs, less GI irritation but still some, accumulates in synovial fluid, good anti-inflammatory |
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non-salicylic NSAIDS (COX 2)
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3 A's minus anti-coag
COX2 is only expressed during inflammation, great anti-inflammatory, reduced GI effects but still some, effects hypertension drugs, asthma still a concern |
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acetominophen
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COX 1 & 2 inhibitor
2 A's minus anti-inflammatory and anti-coagulant, no gastric irritation, less asthma risk, Reyes syndrome a problem, COX inhibition in CNS not PNS |
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ASA
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irreversibly binds COX 1 & 2,
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ASA
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irreversible COX 1 & 2
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ibuprofen
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non salicylic NSAIDS, COX 1 & 2
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diclofenac
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non salicylic NSAIDS, COX 1 & 2
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indomethacin
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non salicylic NSAIDS, COX 1 & 2
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naproxen
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non salicylic NSAIDS, COX 1 & 2
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etodolac
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non salicylic NSAIDS, COX 1 & 2
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ketoprofen
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non salicylic NSAIDS, COX 1 & 2
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sulindac
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non salicylic NSAIDS, COX 1 & 2
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celecoxib
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celebrex, non salicylic NSAID, COX 2 only
no anti-coag still some GI effects still a kidney effect and reduces effectiveness of anti-hypertensives |
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rofecoxib
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vioxx, non salicylic NSAID, COX 2 only
most potent of the COX 2's no anti coag still some GI effects still a kidney effect and reduces effectiveness of anti-hypertensives |
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valdecoxib
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bextra, non salicylic NSAID, COX 2 only
no anti-coag still some GI effects still a kidney effect and reduces effectiveness of anti-hypertensives |
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mucomyst
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used for acetaminophen overdose, maintains glutathione stores by binding to the reactive metabolite as it is produced
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