NSAID's
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| enzyme required to produce cascade of events that occur during inflammation | cyclo-oxygenase (COX)
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| synthesized continuously and is present at all times in all tissues and cells | COX 1
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| synthesized mainly in response to pain and inflammation | COX 2
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| mainly COX 1 selective NSAIDs | asa, ketoprofen, ansaid, Indocin, feldene, sulindac
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| slightly COX 1 selective NSAIDs | ibuprofen, naproxen, diclofenac
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| slightly COX 2 selective NSAIDs | etodolac (Lodine), Relafen, Mobic (meloxicam)
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| COX 2 selective NSAIDs | Celebrex, vioxx, bextra (both removed from the market d/t increased risk for cardiovascular events
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| more readily absorbed than naproxen and is used when rapid analgesia is desire | naproxen sodium
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| should not be used in pts with chronic alcoholism | tylenol
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| diclofenac produced in combination with cytoprotective agent misoprostol | arthrotec
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| NSAIDs are pregnancy category B | ketoprofen, ibuprofen, diclofenac, indomethacin, medlomen, feldene, sulindac but should be avoided in last trimester
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| NSAIDs that are pregnancy category C | lodine, ansaid, toradol, Relafen, daypro
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| if used in pregnancy, agents that inhibit prostaglandin synthesis may cause | closure of the ductus arteriosus
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| a single dose of Tylenol; 150 mg/kg in children or 7.5-10 grams | may be toxic dose of tylenol
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| dose of Tylenol that is usually fatal | 25 grams
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| obtain a serum Tylenol assay 4 hours after ingestion, if level is > ?, 90% will have hepatic damage | 300mg/m:
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| antidote for Tylenol toxicity | n-acetylcysteine (Mucomyst)
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| if Tylenol is taken in large doses or regularly the store of ? become depleted and may create hepatic necrosis | glutathione, a hepatic conjugate; glucuronidation, the metabolic pathway
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| NSAID that shows no difference in overall safety and efficacy between older and younger patients | Relafen (nambumetone)
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| if pt with RA would benefit from NSAID but are at increased risk for GI effects recommendations for tx are: | low dose prednisone instead of NSAID, nonacetylated salicylate, Celebrex, use NSAID in combo with gastroprotective agent, use low dose aspirin if antiplatelet therapy is indicated
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| acetaminophen max dose | 4 grams
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| Tylenol provides little benefit when ? is the cause of pain | peripheral inflammation
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| nsaids indicated for gout | Indocin, sulindac, ketoprofen
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| max dose of ibuprofen | for mild-moderate pain: 2400mg/day;
for oa or ra: 3200mg/day
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| max dose of naprosyn | mild-mod pain: 1250mg/day
oa ra: 1500mg/day
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| propionic acid group short acting | ibuprofen, ketoprofen
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| acetic acid group short acting | diclofenac (volatren), indomethacin
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| fenamic acid group short acting | meclofenamate
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| pyrrolizine carboxylic acid group short acting | toradol
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| pyranocarboxylic acid group short acting | etodolac (lodine)
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| propionic acid group intermediate | naproxen, naproxen sodium
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| acetic acid group intermediate | sulindac
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| propionic acid group long-acting | ketoprogen er, oxaprozin (daypro)
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| oxicams long-acting | meloxicam (Mobic), piroxicam (feldene)
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| naphthylalkanone long acting | nabumetone (Relafen)
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