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msk, skin, ct - last one eeekkkk!! Flashcards

1
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function fo LTC4 D4 and E4

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increases bronchial tone

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function fo LTB4

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PMN chemo

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3
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function fo PGI2

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decrease platelet aggregation

decrease vascular tone

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4
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function of PGE1

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decreas vascular tone

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5
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function of PGE2

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increases uterine tone

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function fo PGF2

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increases uterine tone

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7
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function of thromboxane A2

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increases platelet aggregation

increases vascular tone

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8
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moa acetaminophen

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reversibly inhibits cox, mostly in cns

inactivated peripherally

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9
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cx use of acetaminophen

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antipyretic
analgesic
not anti inflammatory
children with viral infection to avoid reyes syndrome

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10
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toxo of acetaminophen

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o/s = hepatic necrosis and NAPQI uses up all the glutathion and causes toxic tissue byproducts in the liver

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11
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antidote fo acetaminophene o/d

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NAC - regenerates glutathione

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12
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moa aspirin

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irreversibly linhibits cyclooxyngease one and two via acetylation - decrease txa2 and pgs
increase bleeding time (no change to pt and ptt)

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13
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low dose of aspirin?

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<300 = platelet inhibit aggregation

causes secretion fo uric acid

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14
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intermediate dose of aspirin?

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300-2400 = antipyretic and analgesic

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15
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high does aspirin?

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2400-4000 = antiinflammatory

reabsorption of uric acid weakly

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16
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toxo of aspirin

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tinnitus

gi ulceration

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17
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chornic used of aspirin?

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acute renal failure, interstitial nephtiritis, gi bleeding

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18
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children with aspiring

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not in viral infections unless you want to stupor/coma/hepatic encephalopathy them up

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19
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acid base balance with aspring

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first - respiratory alkalaosis
progresses - mixed metabolic acidodid resp alkalaossi
used the formulat to see if compensated….somethting liek 1.5 HCO3 + /-??? LOOK UP BAH darn.

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20
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moa celecoxib

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reversibly inhibits COS2

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21
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where is cox 2 found

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inflammatory cells
vascular endothelium
mediates inflammation and pian

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22
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what does cox1 do?

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helps maintain gastric mucosa

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23
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benefit of celecoxib

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no corrosive effet like other nsaids on the gi liking

spared paltelet function as txa2 is dependent on COX1

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24
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clinical use fo celecoxib

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RA and OA

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25
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treat RA and OA

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celecoxib

26
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toxo of celecoxib

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sulfa

thrombotic event risk increase

27
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list the nsaids

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ibuprofen
naproxen
diclofenace
indomethacin
ketorolac
28
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moa of nsaids

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reversibly inhibit cox 1 and 2. block pg synthesis

29
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use of msaids

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antipyretic, analgesic, antiinflammatory

30
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what is indomethacin used for

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closign a pda

31
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a/se of nsaids please

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interstitial nephritis
gastric ulcer
renal iscehmia - pgs vasodilate afferent arteriole

32
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what are bisphosphonates

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DRONTES

alendronate

33
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moa of dronates

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bisphosphonates

pyrophosphate analougs that bind hydroxyapatite in bone and inhibit osteoclast activity

34
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use of dronates

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osteoporposis
hypercalcemia
paget disease of bone

35
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treat hypercalcemia

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dronate/bisphosphonates

36
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treat pagets disease

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dronates

37
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what is teriparatide

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recombinant PTH analog given subcutaneously daily

icnreased osteoblastic activity

38
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use of teriparatide

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osteoproosis - causes increased boen growth vrs antiresorptive threaphy cough cough bisphosphonates

39
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toxo of teriparatide

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transient hypercalcemia

increased risk of osteosarcomas (seen in rodents)

40
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drug associated potentially with icnreased risk of osteosarcoma?

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teriparatide

41
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list the drugs used for chronic gout as preventative tx

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allopurinol
febuxostat
pegloticase
probenecid

42
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moa fo allopurinol

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inhibites xanthine oxisase after being converted to alloxanthing
decrease conversion fo xanthine to uric acid

43
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cxl use of allopurinol outside of preventative in chronci gout

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luekemia and lymphoma to prevent tumor lysis associated urate neprhotpahty

44
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what drugs shoudl be of concern when treating simultaenously with allopurinol

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azothioprine and 6 MP = will be icnreased bc both are normally metabolized by xanthine oxidase

45
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what is febuxostat

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inhibits xanthine oxidase

preventative gout

46
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what is pegloticase

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recombinant uricase that catalyzes metabolism or uric acid to allantoin - more water soluble

47
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what is probenecid

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inhibits reabsorption of uric acid in proximal covoluted tublue - also inhibtis secretino of penicillin

48
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a/se of probenecid

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can ppt uric acid calculi

49
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tx for acute gout pelase list all

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nsaids, glucocorticoids and colchicine

50
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which nsaids are use for acute gout

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naproxen

indomethacin

51
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how are glucocorticoids used for acute gout

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oral or intra-articular

52
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what is colchicine?

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binds and stablized tubulin to inhibit mt polymerization impairing PMN chemotaxis and degranulation

53
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a/se of colchicine

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gi side effects

54
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use of colchicine

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acute and prophylactic gout

55
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what drugs should be avoided in gout treatmetn?

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salicylates - all but the highest doses depress uric acid clearance so even high doese have only minor uricosuric acitivy

56
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what are a/se of TNFa inhibitos

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predispose to infection includign reactivation of latent TB

57
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why do you have to worry abotu TB with TNFa inhibitors

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bc TNFa promotes granuloma formation and stabilization

58
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what is etaneracept

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TNFa IgG1 Fc fusion protein made by recombinat DNA

aka decoy receptor for TNFa

59
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what do you use etaneracept for

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RA, ankylosing, psoriais

60
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what are infliximab and adalimumab?

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anti TNFA monoclona abts

61
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uses of infliximab abd adalimumab

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the seronegs and RA instead of reactive/reiters

IBD, psoriasis, ankylosing,

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