Chapter 49 Flashcards
Inflammation means what has happened to the body
Injury
What 4 things do NSAIDs do
Analgesia
Anti inflammatory
Anti pyretic
Anti platelet (aspirin)
What med class is the first line treatment for gout and hyperuricemia
NSAIDS
What is the main side effect of NSAIDs
Bleeding
Which NSAID is a salicylate
Aspirin
Which NSAIDs are acetic acid derivatives
Diclofenac sodium
Indomethacin sulindac
Ketorolac
Which NSAID is a COX2 inhibitor
Celecoxib
Which NSAIDs are propionic acid derivatives
Ibuprofen
Naproxen
Which NSAID is given to close the opening between the aorta and pulmonary artery in newborns
Ibuprofen
Which NSAID should be given if MI is suspected
Aspirin
What do NSAIDs do
Block the inflammatory response
Which NSAID is the only anti platelet one
Aspirin
When should NSAIDs not be given
Bleeding
Vitamin K deficiency
Peptic ulcer disease
Why should someone with rhinitis not be given an NSAID
The nose is highly vascular. BLEEDING
After what gestation should pregnant women stop taking NSAIDs
32 weeks to prevent bleeding during labour
How should NSAIDs be administered to prevent GI bleed
Give with food or milk