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26 Cards in this Set
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Medrol (R)
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Methylprednisolone
Steroidal inflammation reducer |
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Depo - Medrol (R)
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Methylprednisolone acetate
sir |
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Vetalog (R)
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Triamcinolone
SIR |
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Azium (R)
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Dexamethasone
SIR |
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Betasone (R)
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Betamethasone
(R) |
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Acetylsalicylic acid
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Aspirin
NSAID - not for cats! |
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Phenylbutasone
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Bute
NSAID - horses |
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Ketofen (r)
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Ketoprofen
NSAID |
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Equiproxen (r)
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Equiproxen
NSAID |
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Rimadyl (r)
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Carprofen
NSAID |
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Banamine (r)
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Flunixin meglimine
Horses NSAID |
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Etogesic (r)
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Etodolac
misc anti-inflammatory once daily dosing |
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Deramaxx (r)
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Dercoxib (cox-2 inhibitor)
misc |
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Metacam (r)
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Meloxicam (cox-2 inhibitor)
misc |
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Zubrin (r)
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Tepoxalin - dual pathway NSAID
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Cosequin (r)
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Glucosamine + chondroitin sulfate
helps repair cartilage |
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Chlorpheniramine
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antihistamine
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Atopica (r)
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Cyclosporine
immunodilators |
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Two classes of analgesics
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narcotics
non-narcotics |
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What is phospholipase and what does it do?
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enzyme; breaks down phospholipids in cell membrane
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What part does cyclooygenase play in imflammatory pathway
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breaks down arachidonic acid into prostaglandins and thromboxanes
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What do prostaglandins and leukotrienes do in relation to inflammation
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induce inflammation
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what do thromboxones do in relation to inflammation?
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aggregation of platelets
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How do steroidal ani-inflamms work?
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block the action of phopholipase
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How do NSAIDS work?
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blocking the action of cyclooygenase
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Benfits of glucoorticoid use
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reduce inflamm
reduce scarring relieve puritis |