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Pharm meds 1st half Flashcards

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Meperidine

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Opioid - MU and DELTA agonist - Exhaust all options first Acute dosing - for Shivers/Rigors Strong Hepatic metabolism - Renally cleared Metabolized into NORmeperidine NEG inotropic effects on heart CI - MAOI - severe withdrawals Anticholinergic effects - T-card and Mydriasis

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Ibuprofen

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NSAIDs - Vitamin-M Highly protein bound Low GI risk - Mod to High CV risk

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Ketorolac tromethamine

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NSAIDs - not for PEDS May decrease opioid need 25-50% IV - Mod-severe pain less than 5D and PO continue less than 5D Black box warning - Bleed risk (IV dose 15mg max) (IM dose 30mg max)

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Aspirin

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NSAIDs - irrev COX 1 and 2 inhibitor lasting 7-10D

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Diazepam

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Benzodiazepines - Antispasmodic - Antispastic Allosteric agonist at GABA receptor

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Naproxen

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NSAIDs - lowest CV risk FDA approve for acute gout attacks 2nd line

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Tizanidine

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Antispastic Agents - Central A2 Agonist (lowers BP) Drowsiness - most prominent effect (dose low) Anticholinergic - short acting

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Diflunisal

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NSAIDs - analgesix/antiinflam - Doesn’t cross BBB For OA/RA

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Baclofen

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Antispastic Agents - Inhibits GABA Inhibits Sub-P (pain) DOC for multiple sclerosis (wont reduce strength)

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Tapentadol

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Misc Opioid - similar to Tramadol - MU agonist SNRI Use - Diabetic Neuropathy

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Acetaminophen (APAP)

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Acetaminophen - Toxic metabolite NAPQI Centrally acting mild-mod nociceptive pain Good for gastric problems Hepatotoxic - greater than 4gm/D

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Buprenorphine

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Mixed Opioid - partial MU and KAPPA antagonist Use - detox (resists naloxone)

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Gabapentin

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Anticonvulsants - Analog of GABA Neuropathic pain (Off label DM neuropathy) Weight Gain

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Bismuth Subsalicylate

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GI Agents - Antisecretory - antimicrobial - antiinflam For Diarrhea, heartburn ADEfx - Black/Dark tongue

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Cyclobenzaprine

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Antispastic Agents - CNS Depressant Similar TCA structure Anticholinergic - antihistamine CI - MAOI

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Celecoxib

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NSAIDs - reversible COX-2 selectivity Developed to minimize GI side effects High CV risk Don’t give w/ sulfa allergy

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Indomethacin

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NSAIDs - non-selective COX inhibitor Accelerates PDA closure

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Nalbuphine

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Mixed Opioid - partial MU antagonist and KAPPA agonist Not controlled substance

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Methocarbamol

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Antispastic Agents - CNS depressant Urine discoloration (black, brown, green) TXT - tetanus

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Diclofenac

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NSAIDs - High COX-2 Selectivity Topical - OA, actinic keratosis, sprain/strains Combo w/ Misoprostol

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Diphenoxylate + Atropine

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Opioid - local and central effects on smooth muscle of GI Inhibits GI motility Atropine - anticholinergic effects on GI Used for DIARRHEA s/s only

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Morphine

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Opioid - Strong agonist (High MU - weak others) Least Lipophillic, histamine release ADVefx - Increases ICP, N/V, itching, HOTN

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Flurbiprofen

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NSAIDs - Opthalmic inhibits miosis pre-surgery

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Naloxone

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Opioid MU Antagonists Completely displaces opioids - short duration Inj can be given through clothing (Evzio -speech)

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Tramadol

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Misc Opioid - partial MU agonist and SSNRI Ultra-rapid metabolizers caution Serotinin syndrome risk

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Rimabotulinum Toxin B

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Antispastic Agents - Motor nerve Blockers Faster onset than ONA-

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Choline Magnesium Trisalicylate

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NSAIDs - Salicylate salts For OA, Acute RA flare, Shoulder pain

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Metaxalone

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Antispastic Agents - CNS Depressant Less drowsiness than others Anticholinergic - Serotonin syndrome

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Orphenadrine

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Antispastic Agents - CNS Depressant - Analgesic Diphenydranine analog (Benadryl) Anticholinergic - Antihistamine

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Oxymorphone

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Opioid - Semi synthetic MU agonist Better analgesic effect than morphine

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Carisoprodol

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Antispastic Agents - CNS Depressant Anxiolytic - sedative (Withdrawal) Not for pregnancy

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Pregablin

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Anticonvulsants - Analog of GABA Neuropathic pain - non-epileptic Weight Gain

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Methadone

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Opioid receptor agonist at all - NMDA antagonist Inhibits serotonin and NEPI reuptake For - opiod tolerant pts and detox Unpredictable t1/2

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Salsalate (Salicylsalicylic Acid)

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NSAIDs - soluble in Small intestines not gastric acid For Rheumatic D/O

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Onabotulinum Toxin A

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Antispastic Agents - Motor nerve blockers Longer and less painful inj than RIMA- Similar properties to INCO-

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Dantrolene sodium

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Antispastic Agents - For UMN D/Os Not indicated for muscle spasm of rheumatic origin Many forms like Heparin

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Meloxicam

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NSAIDs - Selective for COX-2 (lower doses) For OA/RA (1st line) Long t1/2 - once daily dosing

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Hydrocodone ER

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Opioid - MU agonist w/ low affinity Metabolized into hydromorphone

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Oxycodone

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Opioid - MU agonist w/ low affinity Metabolized to oxymorphone and noroxycodone

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Naltrexone

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Opioid MU Antagonists - Longer duration Competes but doesn’t displace CI - pts receiving opioid analgesic - withdrawal Combo w/ bupropion for weight management

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Fentanyl

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Opioid - Synthetic MU agonist Rapid onset/duration for severe chronic pain Buccal - lollipop for BT pain and combat pain relief Transdermal - 12-24H onset

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Abobotulinum ToxinA

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Antispastic Agents - Motor nerve blockers More diffuse than ONA-

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Incobotulinum Toxin A

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Antispastic Agents - Motor nerve blockers Similar properties to ONA-

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Hydromorphone

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Opioid - Metabolite of morphine - MU agonist

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Nabumetone

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NSAIDs - Prodrug - more expensive - more COX-2 selective Resembles naproxen Use OA/RA

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Codeine

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Opioid - PRODRUG metabolized into morphine Antitussive - 15mg Blackbox warno - Ultra-rapid metabolizers caution

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Pentazocine

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Mixed Opioid - Partial MU agonist and FULL kappa agon IV - epidural alternative

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Butorphanol

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Mixed Opioid - Partial MU and KAPPA agonist Forms - IV and Nasal spray

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