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    This document summarizes common non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) like aspirin, ibuprofen, and indomethacin. It notes their analgesic, antipyretic, and anti-inflammatory effects. Side effects include potential risks for peptic ulcers, bleeding disorders, and interactions with other drugs. Acetaminophen is described as having less gastrointestinal upset and not being implicated in Reye's syndrome in children. Opioids like codeine are mentioned. Common antibiotics, antifungals, and antivirals are listed along with their indications and dosages. Mouthwashes, anesthetics, and topical steroid creams are also summarized.

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    This document summarizes common non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) like aspirin, ibuprofen, and indomethacin. It notes their analgesic, antipyretic, and anti-inflammatory effects. Side effects include potential risks for peptic ulcers, bleeding disorders, and interactions with other drugs. Acetaminophen is described as having less gastrointestinal upset and not being implicated in Reye's syndrome in children. Opioids like codeine are mentioned. Common antibiotics, antifungals, and antivirals are listed along with their indications and dosages. Mouthwashes, anesthetics, and topical steroid creams are also summarized.

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    Drug Table Incomplete

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    This document summarizes common non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) like aspirin, ibuprofen, and indomethacin. It notes their analgesic, antipyretic, and anti-inflammatory effects. Side effects include potential risks for peptic ulcers, bleeding disorders, and interactions with other drugs. Acetaminophen is described as having less gastrointestinal upset and not being implicated in Reye's syndrome in children. Opioids like codeine are mentioned. Common antibiotics, antifungals, and antivirals are listed along with their indications and dosages. Mouthwashes, anesthetics, and topical steroid creams are also summarized.

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    NSAID

    Analgesic
    Antipyretic
    anti inflammatory

    arachidonic acid ----> prostaglandin PG


    Name
    ASPIRIN- ASA
    IBUPROFEN
    INDOMETHACIN

    VOLTAREN diclofenac sodium

    CONSIDERATION
    1. peptic ulcer

    2. bleeding
    disorder
    3. anti-coagulant
    ( warfarin )
    4. Reye's
    syndrome
    children

    Dose
    325 - 650
    mg
    400 / 600
    mg
    25 - 50
    mg

    PRN
    TID
    TID / BI

    50 mg

    TID

    100 mg

    1 day

    CELEBRA
    X
    /CELECOX
    IB

    200 mg
    PRN

    ACETAMI
    NOPHEN
    bawah 12
    tahun

    Side effect
    Pro Re Nata

    may close
    closure of
    ductus
    arteriosus

    5. Asthma - acute
    bronchospasm
    6. pregnancy
    -- prolonged labour
    -- bleeding at birth
    7. renal / liver
    disease

    PARACETAMOL / ACETAMINOPHEN
    Analgesic
    anti pyretic
    little or no anti inflamatory
    Less GI upset
    Not implicated in Reyes Syndrome
    ORAL
    500 mg
    QID
    paracetamol,
    or 1g
    (every 44 gram maximum
    6 hours)
    daily
    toxic dose : 7-8
    gram
    IV paracetamol :
    PERFALGAN
    - pregnant ladies
    with severe acute
    pain

    OPIOD
    CODEINE

    650 mg

    -cause depression of pain center.

    Mostly REVACOD
    ( + paracetamol )
    TRAMADOL, tramal
    -opiod like
    analgesic
    SIDE EFFECTS:
    -Nausea &
    Vomiting?
    -Salivation
    -Dependent
    (addiction)
    -Tolerance
    -Constipation

    500 mg

    ANTIBIOTIC
    S

    Prophylaxis(prevent) VS therapeutic
    (treat infection)

    PENICILIN

    500 mg,
    1X3
    500 mg,
    1X3
    500 mg,
    1X3
    250 mg,
    3-4 daily

    AMPICILIN
    AMOXICILIN
    FLUCLOXACILIN

    AUGMENTIN - COAMOXICLAV
    . Amoxicilin +

    50-100
    mg

    1-2 x 3
    1x3,
    PRN

    NS

    BS
    staph

    Oral:
    625 mg, 1x3
    (adult)

    Induce seizure

    clavulanic acid

    375 mg, 1x3


    (children)
    IV 1-2 mg fascial space infection

    CEPHALOSPORIN
    10% cross
    reactivity penicilin
    CEFALEXIN /
    CEPHALEXIN
    CEFUROXIME
    CEFOTAXIME

    FLAGYL
    METRONIDAZOLE
    @ FLAGYL
    more effective on
    anaerobic bacteria
    CLINDAMYCIN
    -for mix infection
    -alternatif fo
    ALLERGIC
    PENICILIN
    ERYTHROMYCIN
    macrolide

    500 mg ,
    1x3
    1gram
    IV/IM
    1gram
    IV/IM

    250-500
    mg , 1x3

    NS

    150 - 300
    mg 1x3

    NS

    ANTI FUNGALS
    NYSTATIN
    MICONAZOLE
    oral candidosis &
    angular chelitis
    againts
    staphylococus
    aureus
    FLUCONAZOLE

    oral gel,
    25mg/L
    cream,
    2% 1x3

    2-5mL,
    1x4

    50-100 mg capsule daily 2 weeks

    ANTI VIRALS
    ACYCLOVIR
    topical cream, 5%
    oral tablets,
    ZOVERAX/ZOVIRAX
    for herpes
    simplex / zoster

    1x4 on
    lips
    200-800 mg, daily
    10 days

    MOUTHWASH
    CHLORHEXIDINE
    staining effect

    0.12-0.2
    %

    POVIDINE IODINE
    c/x - thyroid pts
    disease

    1%

    ORAL ULCERATION
    COATING AGENT/
    DENTAL GEL
    SOLCOSERYL
    ALOCLAIR

    1X3
    1X4

    ANAESTHETIC MW
    LIDOCAINE -TRACHEZAN
    BENZYDAMINE -HCL/TANTUM
    VERDE

    0.15%,
    1X4

    STEROID
    HYDROCOTISONE
    1% , 1X3
    CREAM
    TRIAMCINOLONE
    0.1%
    GEL
    1X3
    should use less than a week to
    avoid super infections

    METRONIDAZOLE
    + AMOXICILIN

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