Ibuprofen

A: Reversibly inhibits COX

B: Analgesic and antipyritic effects

C: Highly protein bound

D: Chronic use inhibits renal PG production

A child overdosed on aspirin what are the treatments?

Alkilization of the urine

Activated charcoal

Which of the following regarding inflixinab is true?

1. It is a chimeric monoclonal antibody
2. It neutralizes TNF α
3. It is used for RA
4. Human antichimeric AB can limit it's use

NSAIDS are counter indicated for patients that have

1. Allergy to sulfonamides
2. Allergy to NSAIDS
3. The aspirin triad
4. Methemoglobinemia

Treatment of osteoarthritis include

1. Ibuprofen
2. Ketorolac
3. Celebrex

Which of the following statements regarding aspirin are correct?

1. As an antipyritic it is more effective than tylenol
2. It is less likely than tylenol to cause GI irritation
3. The late stage of overdose includes respiratory and metabolic acidosis
4. NAC is the antidote

The glucocorticoid hormones produce which of the following effects?

1. Decrease fat deposition
2. Inhibit release and synthesis of thromboxone and leukotrienes
3. Increase protein synthesis in most tissue
4. Lower plasma glucose levels
5. An increase in the number of WBC

Accepted use for celebrex include

1. Osteoarthritis
2. RA
3. Famelial adenomatious polyps
4. MS

Renal impairment resulting from chronic NSAID use include

1. AKI
2. Intestinal nephritis
3. papillary necrosis
4. inhibition of renal PG production

Which of the following are steroids not used for?

1. RA
2. eczima
3. conjunctivitis
4. glomerularnephritis
5. lupus

Signs seen in children OD on ASA

1. Hyperthermia
2. respiratory & metabolic acidosis at late stage
3. Tinnitus
4. respiratory alkilosis during early stage

long term administration of Dexamethasone would include all except

1. Osteoporosis
2. Hypoglycemia
3. Peptic ulcer
4. Cataracts
5. Adrenal cortical suppression

Which antiinflamatory steroid should not be given IV?