NSAIDS Flashcards

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NSAID: Types (3)

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Non-selective - inhibits both COX-1 and COX-2

COX-preferential - primarily inhibits COX-2

COX-selective - almost entirely inhibits only COX-2

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NSAIDs: Uses (2)

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Acute - post surgical, trauma

Chronic - osteoarthritis

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NSAID Potential side effects (3)

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GI - v/d, mucosal ulceration/perforation

Hepatopathies - idiosyncratic liver failure

Nephropathy

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NSAID Contraindications (5)

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Liver or kidney disease

Anemia or thrombocytopenia

GI inflammation/ulceration

Dehydration

Concurrent therapy with a glucocorticoid/different NSAID

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Washout period: when and why?

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Wait between discontinuing one NSAID and starting another/GC

Minimize the risk of adverse effects

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NSAID species differences: cats

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Deficiency of glucuronyl transferase, pathways gets easily overwhelmed

Many NSAIDS are not safe to use in cats

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NSAID Administration (2)

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Oral - most should be given with food

Parenteral

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NSAID Monitoring: lab work and at home monitoring

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Regular lab work for chronic treatment - hepatic, renal, CBC values

Monitor for signs of GI upset

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Phenylbutazone (“bute”): type, use, ban

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Non-selective COX Inhibitor

Horses

Banned in nursing age cows

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Flunixin Meglumine: brand name, type, effect, use

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Banamine

Non-selectove COX Inhibitor

Also provides good visceral analgesia

Large animals - most common analgesic for horses

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Aspirin: type, uses (2), caution

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Non-selective COX Inhibitor

Cats: reduce risk of thromboembolism in hypertrophic cardiomyopathy pt

Dogs, horses, pocket pets: NSAID

Dogs: GI mucosal damage occurs in a majority of dogs after just a few doses

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Carprofen: brand name, type, species

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Rimadyl

COX-preferential Inhibitor

Dogs, pocket pets, exotics

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Meloxicam: type, species, formulation (3)

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COX-preferential Inhibitor

SA, LA, some exotics

PO - oral suspension, human tablets (large dog only)

Injectable

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Meloxicam: black box warning

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FDA’s strongest warning

Repeated dosing can lead to renal failure or death

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Deracoxib: brand name, type, species

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Deramaxx

COX-selective inhibitors

Dogs

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Robenacoxib: brand name, type, species , administration

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Onsior

COX-selective inhibitor

Cats

Oral, injectable

17
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Firocoxib: brand names (2), type

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Previcox: dogs

Equioxx: horses

COX-selective inhibitor

18
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EP4 Recpetor triggers

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Only inflammatory prostaglandins

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Gapriprant: brand name, effect, use, adverse effects

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Galliprant

Blocks EP4 Recpetor –> reduces pain and inflammation associated with musculoskeletal inflammation

Manage pain and inflammation from osteoarthritis in dogs

Wide therapeutic index, mild GI signs

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Chondro-protective agents: effect (3), use

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Reduce joint inflammation and degradation

Supply precursor molecules

Increase hyaluronate in joints

Reduce inflammation in osteoarthritis

21
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Polysulfated Glycosaminoglycans: brand name, species

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Adequan

Dogs and horses

22
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Glucosamine, Chondroitin Sulfate: regulation, species

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Supplement, not regulated by the FDA

Many species