Muscleoskeletal Flashcards

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Salicylate’s/ASA. Side effects

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(First line) (give with food)

  • side effect: GI bleeds, tinnitus, bruising, hypersensitivity, GI ulcers
  • monitor allergic reaction, edema, weight gain, constipation
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Meds for rheumatoid arthritis

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ASA, NSAID, COX2 inhibitor, corticosteroids and analgesics

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ASA can’t be replaced by

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Acetaminophen for anti inflammatory

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ASA can decompose by

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Humidity (vinegar smell)

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Ecotrin

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Enteric coated ASA

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Bufferin

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Buffered ASA (prevent GI upset)

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Tylenol

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Can be use for ASA

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COX 2 inhibitor. Side effects

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Celebrex (celecoxid)

  • GI upset (admin with food)
  • check allergies to ASA
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Corticosteroids given

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PO, IM, intra articular (teach pt not to over stress joint)

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Long term side effects with corticosteroids

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High sodium, low potassium, leak of calcium in bones, high hydrochloric acid, low mucus production and adrenal crisis

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Systemic metabolic side effects with corticosteroids

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Interference of protein/fats/carbs absorption, hyperglycemia, suppress inflammatory process and comprised immune system

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Corticosteroids side effects

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Low fluid, electrolyte imbalance and fat deposit (moon face, buffalo hump)

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Adrenal crisis

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Life threatening if steroids are stopped suddenly

-cause hypotension, muscle weakness, headache, N/V/D

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Osteoarthritis drugs

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Naprosyn, Feldene, Flexeril, analgesic

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Osteoarthritis

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Steroids usually injected intra articular due to it being a local disease

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Analgesics used for pain relief for

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Fractures, back injuries and hip/knee surgery

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Anti inflammatory drugs work by

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Blocking postiglandulins

-steroids/NSAID decrease production of postiglandulins

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To decrease suppression of adrenal activity

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Give steroids every other day than everyday

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Elderly post op

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Start with lower dosage first than higher

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Demerol (meperidine)

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CNS depressant

  • avoid giving with another CNS depressant and alcohol
  • Narcotic analgesic
  • monitor resp
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Opioids

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Depress resp, CNS and addictive

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Gout drugs

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Colchicine (treat), allopurinol/zyloprim, probenicid/benemid, anturane/sulfinpyrazone, butazolidin and indocin (reduce Uric acid and increase kidney production)
- increase fluid 3000mls daily

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Drug interaction

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Effects of a drug are diminished by another drug

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Drug tolerance

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Body requires increased amount to obtain relief

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Minimum effective concentration
Minimal amount of drug needed for response
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Polypharmacy
Multiply drugs being used
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Drug interaction
Effects of a drug are diminished by another drug
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COX2
Prostaglandins are produced which stimulate inflammation
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COX1
Considered protective in blood vessels, stomach and kidneys. (Causes constriction and dilation)
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NSAID
Admin with food,milk and antacid to decrease GI upset | -check history if allergic reactions
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DMARDS
Disease modifying anti rheumatic drug | - doesn't treat pain or inflammation, it slows/arrest the degenerative nature of arthritis
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Gold compound
Reduces progression of RA, most useful before extensive degeneration of joints
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If patients allergic to ASA don't give
Ibuprofen, fenoprofen, calcium and naproxen
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ASA is commonly given for
Is analgesic., antipyretic and anti inflammatory agents
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ASA inhibits
Prostaglandins which lead to elimination of sodium (sodium May be restricted)
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Patient teaching with corticosteroids
Decrease sodium, increase calcium, potassium supplements, carry ID bracelet and take in morning to prevent insomnia