NSAIDs Flashcards

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NSAIDs

A

ASPIRIN
Anti-inflammatory
Analgesic
Anti-pyretic

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Mediators of Acute Inflammation

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Histamine
Bradykinin
PGs
Leukotrienes

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Mediators of Chronic Inflammation

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*IL-1- MO + lymph activation
*TNFa- induction, PGs
*IL-6- induction, differentiation, fever
IL-2- induction, differentation
IFNs- activation of cytotoxic lymphocytes, antimicrobial
Chemokines

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Aspirin (NSAID) MOA

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=NON selective, IRReversible COX Inhibitor, prevent metabolism of arachidonic acid to PGs and Thromboxanes.

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Aspirin Use

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Analgesia, Antipyretic, Anti-inflammatory- musculoskeletal disorders.
Other- anti-thrombotic (angina, ischemic attacks)

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Aspirin Adverse Rxn

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GI upset and bleeding (erosive) 
Tinnitus, decr hearing 
Vertigo 
Ince uric acid 
Anti-platelet 
REYES SYND (post viral + aspirin = swelling of liver and brain)
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Aspirin Pharm

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rapid absorbed
in synovial fluid
CYP 450
renal excretion

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Acetaminophen Pharm

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rapid absorption
uniform distribution
hepatic microsomal metabolism
complete excretion

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Acetaminophen MOA

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= NSAID, weak COX inhibitor

anti-pyretic!

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Acetaminophen Use

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FEVER 
\+ good for pts who can't take aspirin 
-ok for peptic ulcers 
-ok for pregnancy 
-no effect on platelets
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Acetaminophen Adverse Rxn

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skin rash (allergy) 
HEPATOTOXICITY  via oxidative stress
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Acetaminophen OD

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common
Supportive therapy
1. gastric lavage
2. N-acetylcysteine to replenish hepatic glutathione)

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13
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List of common NSAIDs

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Ibuprofen - good
Diclofenac - good
Naproxen- 14hr 1/2 life
Piroxicam - 57hr 1/2 life + anti inflamm
Indomethacin – more toxic + anti inflamm
Flurbiprofen- ocular/oral + anti inflamm
Ketorolac - post surgery pain

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COX1

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  • Expressed in most tissues
  • Constitutively active
  • Necessary for cytoprotection in GI tract
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COX2

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  • Produces prostanoid mediators of inflammation
  • Induced in inflammatory cells
  • Component of the pain response
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16
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COX-2 Inhibitors

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Celecoxib (Celebrex) 
more SELECTIVE for COX2 
short half life ~1hr 
(+) fewer GI rxn 
(+) low platelet effect
17
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Celecoxib Adverse Rxn

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CARDIO- MI, htn, edema
CNS- headache, fever
GI- diarrhea, nausea
RESP- URI, cough