mechanisms of Action Flashcards by Cristian Rodriguez

Q

Celecoxib

A

inhibition of COX 2

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diclofenac

A

inhibition of COX

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diclofenac

A

inhibition of COX

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diclofenac sodium

A

inhibition of COX

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meloxicam

A

inhibition of COX

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naproxen

A

inhibition of COX

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butalbital

A

inhibits Prostagladin Sythesis

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tramadol

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inhibits Prostagladin Sythesis

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acetaminophen with codeine

A

action on opiate receptors

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fentanyl

A

action on central opiate receptors

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hydrocodone with acetaminophen

A

action on central opiate receptors

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oxymorphone

A

action on central opiate receptors

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hydrocodone with ibuprofen

A

action on central opiate receptors

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hydromorphone

A

action on central opiate receptors

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methadone

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action on central opiate receptors

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morphine

A

action on central opiate receptors

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oxycodone

A

action on central opiate receptors

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oxycodone with acetaminophen

A

action on central opiate receptors

Q

naltrexone

A

blocks opioid effects

Q

buprenorphine with naloxone

A

antagonist at opioid receptor

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baclofen

A

hyper-polarization resulting in inhibition of reflexes

Q

carisoprodol

A

unknown

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cyclobenzaprine

A

reduces tonic somatic motor activity

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methocarbamol

A

inhibiting flexor

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tizanidine

A

reduces spasticity

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lidocaine

A

stabilizing properties by combine with fast sodium channels to inhibit depolarization