Relacionar Columnas Meds affecting musculoskeletal & digestive systemsVersión en línea Match each Subcategory with its action or use por Kristie Borgheiinck 1 analgesic and antipyreticactivity but does not have anti-inflammatory action; 2 anti-inflammatory, anti-pyretic, and analgesic actions 3 induce vomitting 4 treatment of various acute painful musculoskeletal conditions 5 reduce acid secretion or protect gastric mucosa 6 reduces flatus 7 Produce immunosuppression 8 Corticosteroid: protein made by certain immune & non-immune cells that has an effect on immune system 9 increase digestion of fats 10 anti inflammatory 11 Increases bone density 12 prolongs bleeding time by inhibiting the aggregation of platelets 13 suppress gastric acid secretion by inhibiting the acid pump system of the gastric mucosa 14 NSAIDs :an enzyme that triggers pain & inflammation 15 decrease intestinal peristalsis 16 reduce the inflammatory response by repressing the expression of pro-inflammatory immune cells 17 block the histamine (H2) receptors in stomach, reduces gastric acid 18 inhibit neurotransmitters that stimulate vomiting 19 inhibit uric acid production 20 reduce the acidity of the stomach 21 increase motility of upper GI tract w/o increasing production of gastric secretions Histamine (H2) receptor antagonists Salicylates Antacid NSAIDs Bone resorption inhibitors pancreatic enzyme Corticosteroids antiemetics aminosalicylates Skeletal Muscle Relaxants Misc. acid reducers DMARDs GI stimulants emetics Cytokine Non-salicylate analgesic Proton pump inhibitor antidiarrheal COX-2 antiflatulents Uric acid inhibitors 1 Management of chronic alcoholism in patients who require or desire an enforced state of sobriety 2 used for accidental ingestion of poison or drug OD; guidelines established by the FDA 3 used for post op gas distension & air swallowing, dyspepsia, peptic ulcer, IBS, diverticulosis, nonspecific pruritis w/ dialysis, antidote for poison 4 uses heartburn, acid indigestion, GERD, gastric/duodenal ulcers, & hypersecretory conditions 5 used for heartburn, acid indigestion, sour stomach, GERD, PUD, gastric ulcers 6 used for short term relief or prevention of constipation 7 inhibit prostagaldines 8 used for treatment & prevention of gout 9 used for pancreatic insufficiency with chronic pancreatitis, cystic fibrosis, GI bypass surgery, ductal obstruction secondary to tumor 10 Used for gastric, duodenal (esp. Hellicobactor pylori infections), GERD, erosive esophagitis, & pathological hyper-secretory conditions 11 action may be due to sedative activity 12 Used for GERD, gastroparesis (gastric stasis in diabetics), esophagitis, cancer chemotherapy (antiemetic to inhibit CTZ), postop to prevent ileus 13 treats N/V/D, typically used prophalactically 14 used to treat diarrhea 15 treatment of osteoporosis, hypercalcemia of malignant diseases & bony metastasis with solid tumors, & Paget's disease 16 treats autoimmune disorders: RA, SLE, ankylosing spondylitis, mixed connective tissue disease, Crohn's, ulcerative colitis 17 Used for peptic ulcers 18 does not inhibit platelet aggregation 19 used for Crohn's, ulcerative colitis, & other inflammatory conditions pancreatic enzyme aminosalicylates Proton pump inhibitor Histamine (H2) receptor antagonists Skeletal Muscle Relaxants DMARDs Misc. acid reducers Non-salicylate analgesic Bone resorption inhibitors antiemetics antialcoholic Uric acid inhibitors antidiarrheal antiflatulents laxatives emetics NSAIDs antacid GI stimulants
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