Chapter - Autocoids Flashcards

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Doc - for MTP/Abortion in 1st trimester (63days)

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PGE1 - MISOPROSTOL

Also used in NSAIDS induced peptic ulcer
S/E - Diarrhoea chloride secretions
Teratogenic - MOBIUS SYNDROME - 6TH CN DAMAGE

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DOC - To open ductus arterious

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ALPRASTODIL - PGE1

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Doc - cervical ripening

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DINOPROSTONE -PGE2

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DOC - MTP IN 2ND TRIMESTER

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DINOPROST - PGF2 ALPHA

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Which drug helps to control PPH resistant to oxytocin?

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CARBOPROST - PGF2 ALPHA
C/I in Asthma
Dosage - 250ug inj
Max - 2000ug or 8injection/day

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DOC - Glaucoma both POAG, ACG

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LATANOPROST
BIMATOPROST
TRAVOPROST
TAFLUPROST
They all PGF2 ALPHA DRUG

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Doc - pulmonary artery hypertension?

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Prostacyclin - PGI2
TREPROSTONIL, ILOPROST, EPOPROSTENOL.
they serve as VD and anti platelet effect.

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Physiological antagonism of PGI2

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Thromboxane A2
VC and platelet aggregation

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Medical abortion in 1 trimester dosage?

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Day 1 - MIFEPRISTONE (RU486) 200mg
Blocks progesterone receptor - death of fetus
Day 3 - MISOPROSTOL
To expel the baby out
Upto 49 days - 400mg oral or s/l
Upto 63 days - 80pmg vaginally or s/l

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Doc - close ductus areteriosus

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NSAID - IBUPROFEN (DOC) , INDOMETHACIN (mc used)

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Uterine stimulant

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OXYTOCIN - DOC induction of labour and control PPH
CARBETOCIN - LONGEST ACTING OXYTOCIN

CARBOPROST, ERGOMETRINE, METHYLERGOMETRINE
These three drug used in resistant case of OXY to control PPH and is c/i in induction of labour - cause fetal hypoxia

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Uterine relaxant block Oxytocin receptor

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ATOSIBAN - safe in heart disease pt.

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Beta 2 agonist as tocolytics ?

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RITODRINE
ISOXSUPRINE

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CCB as uterine relaxant

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NIFEDIPINE

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General Anaesthetic with maximum tocolytic effect.

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HALOTHANE

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Drug avoid during labour pain?

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NSAIDS
Reason - as it reduces the prostaglandin level thereby decreases the contraction.

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Drug inhibit Phospholipase A2 enzyme?

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Corticosteroids

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Drugs inhibiting COX

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NSAIDS - ASPIRIN only irreversible COX inhibitor
Dosage
Low dose - 40-325mg - Antiplatelet
Tx - MI OR STROKE
Medium dose - <2gm
Tx - Analgesic/Antipyretic.
High dose - 2-5gm - Tx - Anti-inflammatory
S/E all NSAIDS - Rashes - SJS, peptic ulcer.

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Aspirin usage in Gout

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<2g/d - increase uric acid in blood
2-5g/d - variable effects
>5g/d - increases urate excreation or (uricosuric)

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Reye’s Syndrome

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Viral fever
Aspirin
Liver damage (sudden)

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Aspirin is acceptable in which childhood disease?

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KAWASAKI DISEASE

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Samtars triad

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Ethmoidal polyps in nose
Asthma
Aspirin

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Non selective COX inhibitors is longest, undergo enterohepatic circulation?

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PIROXICAM > TENOXICAM

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Non selective COX as INTRAVENOUS NSAID

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KETOROLAC

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Non selective COX inhibitor used in Dysemeorrhea
MEFENAMIC ACID S/E - cause autoimmune haemolytic anemia
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What drug cause Aseptic meningitis as a specific side effects?
IBUPROFEN
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What NSAID drug cause pancreatitis and epilepsy as a specific side effects?
INDOMETHACIN
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Preferential COX 2 inhibitor cause Steven Johnson syndrome as side effect ?
NIMESULIDE
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Which preferential COX2 inhibitor is best as topical cream to relieve from arthritis, or muscle spasm
DICOLEFNAC
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CELECOXIB, ETORICOXIB, PARECOXIB are ?
Selective COX2 inhibitor
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Which selective COX2 inhibitor cause MI or stroke and is banned ?
ROFECOXIB AND VALDECOXIB
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Paracetamol acts on which receptors?
COX3 and TRPV1 remember - TRPV1 as TRP popular and PCM indeed is famous drug. Safest in children Safest NSAIDS in renal disease Safest in peptic ulcer
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Which antihistamine drug is least sedative in 1st generation
CHLORPHENIRAMINE
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Which preferential COX2 inhibitor is used a topical to treat arthritis or muscle spasms?
DICLOFENAC
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Selective COX2 inhibitor
CELECOXIB ETORICOXIB PARECOXIB less risk of peptic ulcer
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Selective COX2 inhibitor cause MI or STROKE and is banned?
ROFECOXIB VALDECOXIB
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Paracetamol acts on which receptors?
COX3 and TRPV1 Remember TRPV1 as TRP being famous as PCM is indeed famous drug. Safest in children no risk of REYS Safe in renal disease Safest in peptic ulcer
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What NSAID drug cause Autoimmune haemolytic anaemia side effects?
Mefenamic Acid
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Toxic form of PCM
NAPQ1 cause Zonal necrosis - Centrilobular necrosis with periportal sparing. In presence of CYP2E1 get metabolised and is removed by glutathione in phase 2 rxn. Antidote - N-Acetylcysteine
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Nomogram to use in PCM Toxicity
RUMACK MATHEW NORMOGRAM
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Nomogram to use in VANCOMYCIN Toxicity
KULLER’S Normogram And to for the dosage MATZKE SCALE
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Which 2nd Gen antihistamine drug is the only drug that cross BBB and cause sedation - use as Anti allergic drug?
CETRIZINE LEVOCETRIZINE - requires half dose and less sedation.
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Histamine acts on which receptors All H1-H4
GPCR
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H1 Partial Agonist use as Anti - Vertigo and in brand name Vertin
BETAHISTINE
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Which 1st Gen antihistamine drug cause maximum sedation and is use as anticholinergic in parkinsonism?
PROMETHAZINE
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Which 1st Gen antihistamine drug used as transdermal patch for motion sickness.
DIPHENHYDRAMINE IN post auricular area
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Which 1st Gen antihistamine drug requires vitamins and is a DOC to treat motion sickness?
DOXYLAMINE with VIT B6
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Which 1st Gen antihistamine drug has additional anti serotonin effects use in MIGRANINE?
CRYTOHEPTADINE
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Doc - Mountain Sickness
ACETAZOLAMIDE
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2nd Gen antihistamine drug cause QT Pronlongation?
TERFINDINE ASTEMIZOLE cause torsade de pointes Active form of TERFINADINE IS FEXOFENADINE - no risk of QT prolongation.
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Most potent 2nd Gen antihistamine drug is ?
LORATIDINE
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Which 2nd Gen antihistamine drug inhibit PAF (antiplatlet)
RUPATADINE NEWER DRUG APAFANT MODIPAFANT watch PAF word in drug
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Which antihistamine drug has maximum topical activity?
AZELASTINE Others - LEVOCARBASTINE - mast cell stab. OLAPATIDINE KETOTIFEN
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H3 inverse agonist to increase wakefulness to treat Narcolepsy
TIPROLISANT (PITOLISANT) DOC - MODAFINIL
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Which Serotonin acts on inotropic receptors?
5HT3 Rest all (5HT1 to 5HT7) on GPCR receptor
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5HT- 1A partial agonist as Anti Anxiety (GAD).
BUSPIRONE
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5HT- 1B/1D agonist use as acute migraines
TRIPTANS - SUMETRIPTAN - overall DOC Given via - oral, S/L, nasal Nasal - ZOLMITRIPTAN ERGOTAMINE
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Tryptans as nasal spray in case of vomiting ?
ZOLMITRYPTAN
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Most effective Fastest acting Longest acting Tryptans
Most effective - ELETRIPTAN Fastest - RIZATRIPTAN Longest - FROVATRIPTAN
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5HT- 1B/1D agonist + alpha blocker
ERGOMETRINE Cause - Vasoconstriction in end arteries of the finger - Ischemic Necrosis or Ergotism or Dry gangrene. Treatment - NITROPRUSSIDE - (VD)
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Prophylaxis of Chronic Migraine
Beta blocker - PROPRANOLOL AED - V /TOPIRAMATE/ GABAPENTIN CCB - FLUNARIZINE , VERAPAMIL TCA- AMITRIPTYLINE, NORTRIPT. Anti-5HT - CYPROHEPTADINE MAO inhibitor - PHENYLZINE
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CGRP 2 inhibitor drug end with -Gpant mainly bhi given in Acute Migraine. Note - Calcitonin gene related peptide -2 inhibitor
UBROGEPANT RIMEGEPANT ZAVAGEPANT
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Monoclonal IG used as a prophylaxis of migraine
ERENUMAB blocks the CGRP -2
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5HT -2C agonist
Drug - LORCASERIN (Suppress appetites) Banned - In. risk of colorectal cancer
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5HT A/B/C antagonist Antipsychotic increases appetite.
CLOZAPINE S/E - Obesity OLANZAPINE - causes maximum obesity.
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5HT -2 to 5HT -4 antagonist To treat Serotonin syndrome and also used in migraine prophylaxis.
KETASERIN RITANSERIN CYPROHEPTADINE
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5HT-3 Antagonist (Remember Setron)
In GIT • Setrons blocks the 5HT3 receptor and produces anti motility effect. In Brain (CTZ area) Antiemetics, ONDANSETRON GRANISETRON TROPISETRON RAMOSETRON PALONOSETRON
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Which 5HT3 receptor blocker/Antagonist is given in diarrhoea in IBS only in females?
ALOSETRON C/I in Males - causes ischemic colitis
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DOC of 5HT3 blocker (Remember - setron)
•Chemotherapy induced Nausea and vomiting (CINV) •Radiotherapy induced N/V •GIT Infections causing vomiting Note- Not effective in motion sickness S/E of 5HT3 blocker Constipation Qt prolongation
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Drugs only effective in Early phase of CINV to treat Nausea and vomiting
Setrons Except PALANOSETRON also used in Delayed phase of CINV
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Drugs effective in Delayed phase of CINV (more than 24hr)
Pitant - NK1 Antagonist APREPITANT FOSAPREPITANT ROLAPITANT NETUPITANT
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Drugs when both Setron and Pitant is not effective in Delayed phase of CINV ? Remember -nabi.
DEXAMETHASONE and CB1 Agonist (Cannabinoid agonist) DRONABINOL NABILOL Note - CB1 agonist increase or stimulate appetite as the cancer patient has severe weight loss or ataxia.
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5HT-4 Receptor as Agonist
Pro kinetic - increase GI motility End with -Pride CISAPRIDE - cause QT banned MOSAPRIDE RENZAPRIDE PRUCALOPRIDE - mc in Constipation ITOPRIDE TEGASEROD - cause QT banned
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D2 (Dopamine) Antagonist has antiemetic action and cannot cross BBB.
DOMPERIDONE
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Which antibiotics increase motilin receptors on the stomach and is used in Gastroparesis?
ERTHYROMYCIN
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Which Anticholinestrase (increase Ach) used as pro kinetic and used in POST OPERATIVE PARALYTIC ILEUS
NEOSTIGMINE
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Pro kinetic + antiemetic Cross BBB and cause Drug induced Parkinsonism/ Muscle dystonia.
METOCLOPRAMIDE ACTION 5HT4 receptor agonist - In. Motility D2 antagonist Increase Ach Tx - BENZHEXOL
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What drug is considered as Microtubule inhibitor that inhibit the movement of spindle fibre, suppress the growth of rapidly dividing cells.
COCHICINE Inhibit the migration of WBC S/E - BM suppression, GI ulcers.
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Xanthine Oxidase inhibitors For chronic Gout
Inhibits Hypoxanthine (Purine) for its conversion. Drugs, 1- ALLOPURINOL 2- OXYPURINOL 3- FEBUXOSTAT - non competitive inhibitor (most preferred) Note- ALLOPURINOL and OXYPURNOL are fake purines and act as competitive inhibitors, ALLOPURINOL - associated with hypersensitivity
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Uric acid oxidase enzymes For chronic Gout
PEGLOTICASE (mammal) RASBURICASE (Birds) They are proteins , thus given only via injection. Used in Allopurinol resistant Gout Eg- Tunor lysis syndrome
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URICOSURIC AGENTS For chronic Gout
(Inhibit OATP/URAT) Drugs, PROBENACID SULFINAPYRAZONE - (NSAID like action - in both Acute and Chronic) BENZBROMARONE - (safe in renal disease) LESINURAD
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What if we combine 6 Mercaptopurine and Azathioprine with Allopurinol?
ALLOPURINOL will inhibit Xanthine Oxidase and increase the toxicity of such two mentioned drug causing BM TOXICITY. So reduce the dose of 6MP/AZP If combined with ALLOPURINOL by 75% to reduce the toxicity
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Drugs causing Gout Memonic - PAINED
PYRAZINAMIDE ASPIRIN - low dose <2mg/d Immunosuppressant- CYCLOSPORIN, TACROLIMUS NIACIN - vitamin C/I in Gout ETHAMBUTOL Diuretic - THIAZIDE/LOOP., as they inhibit the excretion of uric acid in urine.
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Drugs benefit in Gout Mnemonics - FALSe
FENOFIBRATE ASPIRIN (>5mg/d) LOSARTAN STATIN Note - both Finofibrate and Statins are hypolipidemic drug, lowers the uric level by increasing Uricosuric effect
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What type of hypersensitivity rxn is Rheumatoid Arthritis? And most common joints involved?
Type 3/4 HS Mc joints - MCP, ICP
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Approach to treat Acute Rheumatoid Arthritis.
NSAIDS (all except PCM) CORTICOSTEROIDS (intra-arterial inj) Then (Definitive Treatment., DMARDS 2nd line)
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Conventional DMARDS in RA Memonics - Malika Sherawat Pa GL C
1- METHOTREXATE - inhibit DHFR Adenosine efflux Most effective in RA - (DOC) C/i in Pregnancy 2- SULPHASALAZINE - prodrug Active form - (Sulfapyridine - RA) (5-ASA - Ulcerative colitis -sala - MESALAZINE, OLSALAZINE) 3- PENICILLAMINE -GOLD. Copper C Notes - (Nephrotoxic) 4- LUFUNOMIDE (100mg) 5 CHLOROQUINE Or HYDROXY CQ - Immunosuppression (IL6,IL1,TNFa). Safest in pregnancy
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Which Uricosuric agent is safe in renal disease and is c/i in liver disease
BENZBROMARONE
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Newer DMARDS for RA Block Anti TNF-alpha Mnemonics - ICAGE
IV INFLIXIMAB S/C., CENTOLIZUMAB ADALIMUMAB GOLIMUMAB ETANERCEPT
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Which drug is used in RUPA, RA, Psoriatic arthritis, Ankylosing spondylitis? And used in METHOTRAXATE - Resistant cases.
IV INFLIXIMAB S/E reactivation of latent TB, So the Montoux test is done before administration.
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Newer DMARDS for RA As Anti IL-6
TOCILIXUMAB SARILUMAB
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Newer DMARDS for RA as Anti CD-20 Remember - Ritu ke age 20
RITUXIMAB
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Newer DMARDS for RA As Anti - IL-1
ANAKINRA
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Newer DMARDS for RA Recombinant CTLA4
ABATACEPT
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Newer DMARDS for RA JAK1, 3 inhibitor JAK1, 2 inhibitor JAK1 inhibitor
TOFACITINIB - Approve for RA,UC/CD BARICITINIB UPADACITNIB
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Dual COX and LOX
LECOFELONE Used in osteoarthritis
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Housekeeping function - maintains normal body function
COX - 1
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Inflammation is the maine function
COX 2
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Cause pain perception, fever but no role in inflammation
COX3
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Dose limiting side effects of using Colchicine in Acute attack of Gout
Nausea Vomiting Watery and bloody diarrhoea Abdominal cramps
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Which ARB Is used to treat HTN and proteinuria in conditions like diabetic nephropathy and CKD
LOSARTAN Renal protective and has been shown to reduce proteinuria Also reduce uric acid levels due to its uricosuric effect.
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5HT1 Receptor agonists is the new drug in the regimen and is cardio protective
LASMIDITAN - doesn’t cause VC