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PHM1810 Chp 21 Drugs

Pharmacology I: Chapter 21: Analgesics, Drugs (Entire) De More

QuestionAnswer
Bayer aspirin (salicylate)
Ascriptin buffered aspirin (salicylate)
Arthropan choline salicylate
Dolobid diflunisal (salicylate)
Doan's Pills, Mobidin magnesium salicylate
Amigesic salsalate (salicylate)
Rexolate sodium thiosalicylate
Tylenol acetaminophen; APAP; non salicylate
Celebrex celecoxib; NSAID
Voltaren diclofenac sodium; NSAID
Lodine, Lodine XL etodolac; NSAID
Nalfon fenoprofen calcium; NSAID
Ansaid fluriprofen; NSAID
Advil, Motrin ibuprofen; NSAID
Indocin indomethacin; NSAID
Oruvail ketoprofen; NSAID
Toradol ketrolac; NSAID
Ponstel mefenamic acid; NSAID
Mobic meloxicam; NSAID
Relafen nambumetone; NSAID
Aleve, Anaprox naproxen sodium; NSAID
Daypro oxaprozin; NSAID
Feldene prioxicam; NSAID
Clinoril sulindac; NSAID
Tolectin tolmetin sodium; NSAID
Revex nalmefene; opioid antagonist
Narcan naloxone; opioid antagonist
ReVia, Vivitrol naltrexone; opioid antagonist
Hycodan hydrocodone; opioid
Oxycontin oxycodone; opioid
Dilaudid hydromorphone; opioid
Levo-Dromoran levorphanol; opioid
Demerol meperidine; opioid
Methadose methadone; opioid
Duramorph, Astramorph PF morphine; opioid
Numorphan oxymorphone; opioid
Migranal dihydroergotamine; ergot alkaloid (migraine)
Ergostat, Ergomar ergotamine; ergot alkaloid (migraine)
Cafergot ergotamine with caffeine; ergot alkaloid (migraine)
Axert almotriptan; triptan (migraine)
Relpax electriptan; triptan (migraine)
Frova frovatriptan; triptan (migraine)
Amerge naratriptan; triptan (migraine)
Maxalt rizatriptan; triptan (migraine)
Imitrex sumatriptan; triptan (migraine)
Zomig zolmatriptan; triptan (migraine)
Tenormin atenolol; beta blocker (migraine)
Lopressor metoprolol; beta blocker (migraine)
Inderal propranolol; beta blocker (migraine)
Blocadren rimiolol; beta blocker (migraine)
Procardia, Adalat nifedinpine; calcium channel blocker (migraine)
Nimotop nimodipine; calcium channel blocker (migraine)
Isoptin, Covera, Calan verapamil; calcium channel blocker (migraine)
Mechanism of Action: Salicylates not fully understood; thought to be inhibition of prostaglandins involved in production of pain, inflammation and fever
Adverse Effects: Salicylates nausea, vomiting, GI issues, rash, edema, bronchospasm, rhinitis, Reye syndrome in the young.
Mechanism of Action: NSAIDs Unknown, but may be irreversable inhibition of prostaglandin formation. Believed to relieve fever by central action in the hypothalamus of the brain
Adverse Effects: NSAIDs GI distress, ulcers, GI bleeding (in high doses)
Mechanism of Action: APAP May be inhibition of prostaglandin in the peripheral nervous system, making it less likely for neurons to receive pain signals.
Adverse Effects: APAP anorexia, nausea, vomiting, dizziness, chills, abdominal pain, diarrhea, hepatoxity, hypoglycemia, acute renal failure (rare)
Mechanism of Action: Narcotic Analgesics bind to opioid receptors
Adverse Effects: Narcotic Analgesics sedation, anorexia, nausea, vomitting, constipation, dizziness, dry mouth, euphoria, insomnia, tremors, mental and physical impairment, tachy/bradycardia, heart palpitations
Mechanism of Action: Opioid Antagonists competitive binding at opioid receptors, reducing euphoria and addiction
Adverse Effects: Opioid Antagonists rapid loss of analgesia, nausea, vomitting, increased blood pressure, hyperventilation and tremors
Created by: MrsAFlaherty
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