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Drug Test NSAIDs and Non‐opioid analgesics

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What are NSAIDs used for Pain with or without inflammation
What is the method of action for NSAIDs Inhibit the action of COX (cyclooxygenase) and it decreases prostaglandin synthesis (prostaglandins involved in pain & inflammation).
What is an analgesic? Relieves pain.
What is anti-inflammatory? Relieves inflammation
What is antipyretic? Relieves fever
What are the common adverse reactions from NSAIDs? GI upset GI ulcers GI bleeding Fluid retention (this can lead to hypertension)
Common auxiliary label for NSAIDs Take with food
What is the generic name for Advil or Motrin? ibuprofen
What is the generic name for Ansaid? flurbiprofen
What is the generic name for Clinoril? sulindac
What is the generic name for Feldene piroxicam
What is the generic name for Indocid indomethacin
What is the generic name for Mobicox? meloxicam
What is the generic name for Naprosyn or Anaprox? naproxen
What is the generic name for Orudis? ketoprofen
What is the generic name for Toradol? ketorolac
What is the generic name for Voltaren? diclofenac
What are the strengths of Advil/Motrin/ibuprofen tablets? 200mg, 300mg, 400mg and 600mg 200mg = Regular Strength OTC 400mg = Extra Strength OTC 600mg = NAPRA Schedule I
What are the common doses of Advil/Motrin/ibuprofen? Common dose of ibuprofen is 200-800mg every 4 to 6 hours as needed. The max dose is 3200mg per day.
What is the maximum daily dose of ibuprofen? Max daily dose of ibuprofen is 3200mg per day.
What are the strengths of Ansaid/flurbiprofen tablets? flurbiprofen tablets are 50mg and 100mg.
What are the strengths of Clinoril/sulindac tablets? sulindac tablets are 150mg and 200mg
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