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| What is ASA metabolized to? |
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| Biggest side effect of NSAIDs? |
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| What drug can cause tinnitus? |
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| If someone is pregnant, what drug should be used for peripheral pain relief? |
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| Ketorlac; diclofenac; arthrotec |
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| What are the heteroaryl acetic acid derivatives? |
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| Which of the NSAIDs can be administered parenterally? |
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| Which of the NSAIDs is not very useful for long term pain? |
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| Which of the NSAIDs has a transdermal application? |
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| Ibuprofen; naproxen; oxaprozin |
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| What are the proprionic acid derivatives? |
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| T/F-Acetominophen is a good antiinflammatory. |
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| Longer half life- therefore once daily administration |
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| What is the advantage of oxaprozin over naproxen |
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| what are the enolic acid NSAIDs? |
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| less GI side effects and once daily admin |
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| what is an advantage of meloxicam? |
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| What is the only selective COX2 still available? |
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| Acetaminophen; indomethacin |
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| What are the para-aminophenol derivatives? |
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| dihydrofolate reductase and de novo purine biosynthesis |
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| WHat is the target of methotrexate? |
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| How is methotrexate adiministered? |
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| Yes. This allows immunosuppression effects of GC immediately while methotrexate kicks in over the nex few weeks |
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| Can methotrexate be coadministered with glucocorticoids? |
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| Increased risk of infection |
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| What is the most serious side effect that all DMARDs have in common? |
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| Leflunomide adn hydroxychloroquine |
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| What are the 2nd line treatments after methotrexate? |
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| pyrimidine synthesis inhibitor |
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| What is leflunomide's mechanism of action? |
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| What DMARD is a prodrug that is converted by colonic bacteria? |
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| can two TNF inhibitors be used in combination therapy? |
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| Can a TNF inhibitor be used with methotrexate or NSAIDs? |
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| RA; psoriatic arthritis; AS; and psoriasis |
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| what is etanercept used to treat? |
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| RA; psoriatic arthritis; AS; psoriasis; UC; and Crohn's |
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| what is infliximab used to treat? |
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| RA; psoriatic arthritis; AS; psoriasis; and Crohn's |
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| What is adalimumab used to treat? |
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| How is infliximab administered? |
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| how is etanercept administered? |
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| How is adalimumab administered? |
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| RA; psoriatic arth; and AS |
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Definition
| what is simponi used to treat? |
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| How is simponi administered? |
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| Which DMARD is conjugated to polyethlene glycol? |
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| How is cimzia administered? |
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| patients who failed treatment with methotrexate |
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| Who is anakinra indicated for. |
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| Can anikinra be used with TNF inhibitors? |
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| How is anakinra administered? |
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