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        | analgesic and anti-inflammatory, antipyretic, irreversibly inhibits COX1, shows zero order kinetics |  | 
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        | analgesic, antipyretic, no cross reaction if there is NSAID hypersensitivity, analgesic ceiling and half life is comparable to aspirin |  | 
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        | analgesic and anti-inflammatory, antipyretic, effective for primary dysmenorrhea, higher analgesic ceiling and a longer half life to aspirin |  | 
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        | analgesic and anti-inflammatory, effective for primary dysmenorrhea, higher ceiling and longer half life compared to aspirin |  | 
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        | analgesic and anti-inflammatory, effective for primary dysmenorrhea, higher ceiling and shorter half life than aspririn |  | 
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        | analgesic and anti-inflammatory, effective for primary dysmenorrhea, higher ceiling and longer half life compared to aspirin, a saliyclates |  | 
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        | anti-inflammatory only, a prodrug with an analgesic ceiling similar to aspirin and a longer half life than aspirin |  | 
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        | anti-inflammatory only, analgesic ceiling similar to aspirin |  | 
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        | analgesic only, analgesic ceiling comparable to morphine if given IV, but  analgesic ceiling similar to ibuprofen if given orally |  | 
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        | anti-inflammatory only, COX2 inhibitor |  | 
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        | analgesic and anti-inflammatory, COX2 inhibitor,  effective for primary dysmenorrhea |  | 
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        | short acting natural glucocorticoid, known as the stress hormone |  | 
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        | short acting synthetic glucocorticoid, can be given as a shot for joint problems |  | 
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        | potent synthetic mineralocorticoid with a longer half life (8-12 hrs) than cortisol |  | 
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        | short acting synthetic glucocorticoid, can be used as an immunosuppressant |  | 
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        | glucocorticoid half life between 12 to 36 hours |  | 
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        | potent synthetic glucocorticoid with a longer half life than cortisol |  | 
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        | blocks production of all mineralocorticoid, glucocorticoid and androgens, used as treatment for Cushing's of adrenal origin |  | 
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        | blocks production of mineralocorticoids, used to determine the competency of adrenal axis |  | 
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        | inhibits dihydro-folate reductase, may cause homocysteinemia |  | 
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        | inhibits thymidylate synthase |  | 
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        | topoisomerase inhibitor, causes cardiotoxicity |  | 
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        | prodrug, a DNA alkylating drug |  | 
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        | DNA alkylating drug, may cause renal insufficiency |  | 
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        | mitotic spindle poison, inhibits microtubule formation, causes peripheral neuropathy |  | 
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        | mitotic spindle poison, enhances microtubule formation, causes peripheral neuropathy |  | 
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        | VEGF inhibitor, useful for macular degeneration, can cause hypertension |  | 
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        | EGF-R inhibitor, causes skin toxicities, diarrhea and vomiting |  | 
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        | HER-2 inhibitor, can cause cardiac side effects |  | 
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        | EGFR kinase inhibitor, targets wild type |  | 
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        | EGFR kinase inhibitor, targets t790m mutant |  | 
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        | HER-2 kinase inhibitor, can cause skin toxicities, diarrhea and vomiting |  | 
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        | abl inhibitor, used in leukemia |  | 
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        | Proteasome inhibitor, gastrointestinal, sensorineural and neutropenic side effects, used for multiple myeloma |  | 
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        | calcineurin inhibitor, binds to cyclophilin to inhibit calcineurin |  | 
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        | calcineurin inhibitor, binds to FKBP-12 to inhibit calcineurin |  | 
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        | binds mTOR to inhibit T cell activation |  | 
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        | prodrug for mercapto-purine, inhibits the cell cycle |  | 
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