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-can produce their own opposite effects - ️️What are the actions of PGE2, PGI2, PGF2a, PDG2, TXA2? -Centrally mediated effect via resetting of the temperature control center in the hypothalamus (IL-1 mediated stimulation of prostaglandin production). -NSAIDs inhibit cyclo-oxygenase (COX-2) and ultimate production of prostaglandins in the brain. - ️️What is anti-pyresis? What is the mediated by? How do NSAIDs have this effect? -COX-dependent and -independent •Anti-pyretic and anal...

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Acetaminophen has these 2 properties - ️️1) Analgesic 2) Antipyretic 3) NOT ANTI-INFLAMMATORY Are most enzymes more selective for COX1 or COX2? - ️️COX1 Are NSAIDs reversible or irreversible inhibitors of COX enzymes? - ️️Reversible Describe COX1 - ️️Always active and responsible for the formation of eicosanoids important for homeostasis Describe COX2 - ️️Mainly inducible at the site of inflammation resulting in eicosanoids that cause pain, fever, and inflammation Desc...

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What are the triple A's of NSAID's? - ️️-*Anti-inflammatory*: reduces inflammation -*Analgesic*: reduces pain -*Anti-pyretic*: reduces fever How do NSAID's work? - ️️1. Disturbance of cell membranes 2. Releases phospholipids 3. This activates/releases Phospholipase A₂ 4. Forms Arachidonic Acid 5. Forms Leukotrienes, Prostaglandins, Thromboxane, Prostacyclin's What are the therapeutic strategies of NSAID's? - ️️1. Relief of pain 2. Slowing or arresting of the tissue da...

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