Ibuprofen Flashcards

(25 cards)

1
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Brand Name

A

Caldolor

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2
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Broad Category

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Analgesic / Antipyretic / NSAID

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3
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Pharm Class

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Proprionic acid derivative
Nonselective COX

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4
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MOA

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nonselectively Inhibits COX isoenzymes preventing the synthesis of prostaglandins and thromboxane

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5
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Indications / Clinical uses

A

Pain management
ERAS Protocols
Antipyretic?

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6
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IV dose

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400-800 mg over 30 mins q6h

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7
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Pediatric IV dose (12-17 years)

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400 mg over 30 mins q4-6h

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8
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Administration Safety note

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MUST BE DILUTED PRIOR TO USE
- undiluted can cause hemolysis
- must be delivered slow and never as IV bolus or IM injection

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9
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MAX dose (daily)

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3200 mg/day

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10
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Onset

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30 mins

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11
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Duration

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4-6 hours

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12
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Common SE ( > 5%)

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N/V
flatulence
HA
hemorrhage
dizziness

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13
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Most common adverse reactions in peds (>/= 2%)

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infusion site pain
N/V
anemia
HA

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14
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Hematologic effects

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bleeding

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15
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GI effects

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Gastropathy
GI bleeding
Peptic ulcer disease

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16
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CV effects

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HTN
HF exacerbation
increased risk of VTE, MI, and Stroke

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Renal effects

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induce reversible GFR impairment

18
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Skeletal effects

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Potential to inhibit bone formation and delay secondary bone healing

19
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Absolute contraindications

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KNOWN HYPERSENSITIVITY
- Anaphylactoid or serious skin reactions
Samter’s Triad (AERD)
- Asthma
- urticaria
- other allergic-type reactions after taking aspirin or other NSAIDs

Pregnancy after 30 weeks gestation

20
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Precautions

A

CV disease
Peptic ulcer disease
GI bleeding
Liver disease
HTN
Heart failure

21
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Metabolism

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Extensive Hepatic
- CYP2C9

22
Q

Elimination

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Renal excretion

23
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Vd coniderations

A

Small
- hydrophilic
- remains in plasma / ECF

24
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Clearance considerations

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Reduced by
- hepatic impairment
- elderly

25
Protein Binding
99% Albumin - very small free fraction is pharmacologically active