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NSAID
Mech: reversibly inhib COX-1 & 2 → block PG synth
Use: antipyretic, analgesic, anti-inflam
Tox: renal dmg, aplastic anemia |
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NSAID
Mech: reversibly inhib COX-1 & 2 → block PG synth
Use: antipyretic, analgesic, anti-inflam
Tox: renal dmg, aplastic anemia |
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NSAID
Mech: reversibly inhib COX-1 & 2 → block PG synth
Use: antipyretic, analgesic, anti-inflam; used to close PDA; chronic gout
Tox: renal dmg, aplastic anemia
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NSAID
Mech: reversibly inhib COX-1 & 2 → block PG synth
Use: antipyretic, analgesic, anti-inflam
Tox: renal dmg, aplastic anemia |
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COX-2 inhibitor
Mech: reversibly inhib COX-2 (spares COX-1 → maintain gastric mucosa)
Use: RA, OA
Tox: risk of thrombosis; sulfa allergy
can blow up your heart. |
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Mech: reversibly binds COX (mostly in CNS; inactivated periph)
Use: antipyretic, analgesic; not anti-inflam; use in place of ASA to prevent Reye's synd
Tox: OD produces NAPQI → hepatotox
Antidote: N-acetylcysteine |
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Bisphosphonate (others: pamidronate, alendronate, risedronate)
Mech: inhib osteoclasts → decr. formation & resorp of hydroxyapatite
Tox: corrosive esophagitis |
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Anti-gout
Mech: binds & stabilizes tubulin → inhibs MT polym → impairs WBC chemotaxis & degranulation
Use: Acute gout
Tox: GI (indomethacin used more often d/t SE) |
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Anti-gout
Mech: blocks OAT → inhibs reabs of uric acid in PCT
Use: chronic gout (not acute)
Interact: inhibs secr. of Pen in PCT
Can cause uric acid stones (hyperuricurea) |
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Anti-gout
Mech: inhibs xanthine oxidase → decr. xanthine=>uric acid
Use: chronic gout (not acute); prevention of tumor lysis urate nephropathy in lymphoma/leukemia
Interact: incr. conc of azathioprine & 6-MP (degraded by XO) |
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Mech: recombinant TNF R that binds TNF
Use: RA, psoriasis, AS |
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Mech: anti-TNF Ab
Use: Crohn's, RA, AS
Tox: predisposes to infxn (reactiv. of TB/ histo) |
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