Anti-inflammatory Flashcards

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List some inflammaotory mechanisms

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2
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Discuss eicosanoid biosynthesis

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3
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Discuss the types and actions of prostanoids

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4
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Discuss the actions of leukotrienes

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5
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What are some anti-imflammatory agents

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6
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Why is paracetamol classed differently?

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7
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What are the 3 major types of effect if NSAIDs?

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8
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What are the chemical classes of NSAIDs?

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9
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Contrast and compare COX-1 and COX-2

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10
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How can inhibition of cyclco-oxygenase occur?

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11
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What are the anti-inflammatory actions of NSAIDs?

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12
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Discuss the antipyretic actions of NSAIDs

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13
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What are the analgesic actions of NSAIDs?

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14
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Summarise the mechanism of action of NSAIDs.
How is it metabolised?
What actions do the resulting products have?
What effect does this have on the patient?

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15
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What are the side effects of NSAIDs in the GI, Renal and other systems?

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16
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Why is the use of NSAIDs dangerous for asthamtics?

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17
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How were selective COX-2 drugs made, and why?

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18
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Discuss Aspirin. Why is it not used as an anti-inflam?

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19
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When and when would you not recommend a CSI?

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20
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What are 4 examples of CSIs? Which is discontinued?

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21
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Compare GI bleeds in Rofecoxib and Naproxen?

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22
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Why do we see cardiovascular side effects in CSIs?

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23
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Discuss paracetamol. What pathway does it target? Why is is preferential? What can occur during an overdose?

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24
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Discuss topical opthalamic NSAIDs.

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25
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What are corticosteroids?

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26
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What is the HPA Axis?

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27
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What are the anti-inflammatory effects of corticosteroids?

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28
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What are the hyperglycemic effects of corticosteroids?

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29
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What are the altered lipid distribution effects of corticosteroids?

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30
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What are the blood cell effects of corticosteroids?

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31
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What inflammatory conditions are indications for GCs?

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32
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What are systemic side effects of GCs?

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33
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How do GCs produce their inflammatory actions?

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34
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What are the 2 sites of action of GCs?

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35
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How are GCs immunosuppressant?

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36
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What is the mechanism of action of GCs?

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37
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What are antihistamines?

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38
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What is asthma?

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39
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What are 3 types of asthma?

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40
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What are 5 stimuli that trigger asthma?

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41
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What are the 2 phases of asthma?

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42
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how is asthma managed?

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43
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what are 3 kinds of treatments for asthma?

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44
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Why are asthma treatments best inhaled?

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45
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Which receptors are present in the airways of smooth muscle and what do they do?

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46
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What are beta-agonists used for in asthma?

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47
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what are 4 side effects/ complications of b-agonists?

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48
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How do m-antagonists treat asthma or OPD?

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49
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How do GCs effects eicosanoid biosynthesis?

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50
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What is the action of GCs in asthma?

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51
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What are side effects of inhales GCs?

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52
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What combination therapy is used for asthma?

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53
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Discuss the use of leukotriene receptor antagonists in asthma?

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54
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Why is aspirin not recommended for asthmatics?

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55
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What is the mechanisms of action of leukotriene synthesis inhibitors?

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56
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What are sodium cromoglycate and nedocromil sodium and when are they most effective?

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57
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What is status asthmaticus? How is it treated?

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58
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What are the 2 major types of arthritis?

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