Slow onset
Involves lymphocytes and macrophages
Increases scar tissue
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chronic inflammation
,The body's response to tissue damage and injury. Meds help by blocking
prostaglandins which cause many of the effects of inflammation
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inflammation
peripheral nerve endings are stimulated. Trauma stimulates nociceptors.
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transduction
occurs suddenly, short-lived and responds to treatment, usually caused by injury
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acute
NC: Monitor for and report s/s MI or stroke, asses for bleeding problems, GI
bleeding, PUD, assess for effectiveness, monitor kidney labs
PT: Stop taking and report s/s of MI or stroke, report s/s of GI bleeding, don't take
other NSAID's (aspirin), avoid alcohol, take with food or milk, don't take if pregnant
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, ibuprofen NC and PT
(burning, shooting, numbing)-Injury to nerves. The cause of neuropathic pain is
sometimes difficult to determine. Analgesic treatment of neuropathic pain is often
unsuccessful or high doses may be required. Neuropathic pain responds well to
adjuvant analgesics such as antiseizure drugs and antide-pressants
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neuropathic
T: Reduced pain, inflammation, and fever by inhibiting prostaglandin synthesis;
prevents platelet aggregation. New research: preventing colorectal cancer
A: N, V, D, heartburn, stomach pains, ulceration, *tinnitus, hearing loss, urticaria,
bronchospasm, anaphylaxis, agranulocytosis, hemolytic anemia, thrombocytopenia,
hepatotoxicity & nephrotoxicity from long term use
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Aspirin- ASA
T: Reduction of inflammation, pain, and fever by inhibiting prostaglandin synthesis
A: N, heartburn, occult blood loss, *GI bleeding, MI, stroke, thrombocytopenia,
aplastic anemia, leukopenia, hepatitis, anaphylaxis
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Involves lymphocytes and macrophages
Increases scar tissue
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chronic inflammation
,The body's response to tissue damage and injury. Meds help by blocking
prostaglandins which cause many of the effects of inflammation
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inflammation
peripheral nerve endings are stimulated. Trauma stimulates nociceptors.
Give this one a try later!
transduction
occurs suddenly, short-lived and responds to treatment, usually caused by injury
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acute
NC: Monitor for and report s/s MI or stroke, asses for bleeding problems, GI
bleeding, PUD, assess for effectiveness, monitor kidney labs
PT: Stop taking and report s/s of MI or stroke, report s/s of GI bleeding, don't take
other NSAID's (aspirin), avoid alcohol, take with food or milk, don't take if pregnant
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, ibuprofen NC and PT
(burning, shooting, numbing)-Injury to nerves. The cause of neuropathic pain is
sometimes difficult to determine. Analgesic treatment of neuropathic pain is often
unsuccessful or high doses may be required. Neuropathic pain responds well to
adjuvant analgesics such as antiseizure drugs and antide-pressants
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neuropathic
T: Reduced pain, inflammation, and fever by inhibiting prostaglandin synthesis;
prevents platelet aggregation. New research: preventing colorectal cancer
A: N, V, D, heartburn, stomach pains, ulceration, *tinnitus, hearing loss, urticaria,
bronchospasm, anaphylaxis, agranulocytosis, hemolytic anemia, thrombocytopenia,
hepatotoxicity & nephrotoxicity from long term use
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Aspirin- ASA
T: Reduction of inflammation, pain, and fever by inhibiting prostaglandin synthesis
A: N, heartburn, occult blood loss, *GI bleeding, MI, stroke, thrombocytopenia,
aplastic anemia, leukopenia, hepatitis, anaphylaxis
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