NSAIDS Flashcards
1
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names of nsaids
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- ibuprofen
- meloxicam
- indomethacin
- ketorolac
- cox-2 inhibitor
2
Q
moa of nsaids
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- block prostaglandin synthesis
- block cox 1-2 (exception of cox-2 inhibitor)
3
Q
indications for nsaids
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- ra
- oa
- gout
- mild to moderate pain
- dysmenorrhea
4
Q
ae of nsaids
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- gi bleeding
- bleeding ulcer
5
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contraindications for nsaids
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- cabg surgery
- renal impairment
- hx of GI bleed
- risk of bleeding
6
Q
nsaids bbw
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increased risk of serious cv thrombotic events (stroke, mi)
7
Q
ibuprofen use in children
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- fever
- older than 6 months
8
Q
ibuprofen use in elderly
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- analgesic and antipyretic
- long term: watch for GI blood loss, renal dysfunction, edema, htn, drug interactions
9
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adverse effects of ibuprofen
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- gi: dyspepsia, heartburn, epigastric pain, nausea, gi ulceration with occult blood loss
- gu: nephrotoxicity, increased bun and cr, edema
- resp: dyspnea, bronchospasm, hemoptysis, pharyngitis
10
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ibuprofen implications
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- don’t exceed 3200 mg daily
- always dilute fluids
- assess for dyspepsia/gi bleeding
- monitor cbc/clotting times
- hypersensitivity: rash and bronchospasm
11
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education for ibuprofen
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- take with food/liquid
- drink 2-3 quarts of water daily
- report any sign of bleeding or difficulty breathing
12
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meloxicam ae
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- ha
- dizziness
- drowsiness
- insomnia
13
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meloxicam contraindications
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- aspirin allergy
- cabg surgery
14
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meloxicam implications
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- don’t exceed 3200 mg daily
- always dilute fluids
- assess for dyspepsia/gi bleeding
- monitor cbc/clotting times
- hypersensitivity: rash and bronchospasm
15
Q
indomethacin main use
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anti inflammatory