Examples of acute and chronic pain in orofacial region

Practice Questions Analgesics Lecture 1 . Q1 – List some examples of acute and chronic pain in orofacial region? . Q2 – Which type of fibres carry pain sensations that result from noxious mechanical stimuli? . Q3 – Which is the first step in inflammation? Describe. . Q4 – Enumerate two differences between pharmacological actions of salicylates and NSAIDs? And one pharmacokinetic difference . Q5 – What are selective COX2 inhibitors? Name a drug and explain the precaution that must be taken before prescribing this drug. . Q6 – What is the difference between actions of thromboxane and prostacyclin? . Q7 – Name twe analgesics that fall in the pro-drug category. . Q8 – Explain why NSAIDs should not be prescribed for more than 5 days in hypertensive patients? . Q9 – Name the drug that can be used to treat overdose of – Aspirin . Q10 – What is Samter’s triad? . Q11 – What is Reye’s syndrome? . Q12 – Name an anti-ulcer drug that can be prescribed to prevent gastritis from NSAIDs? Who should never receive this drug? . Q13 – Name two drugs that are highly plasma protein bound. Q14 – What is the ceiling effect? Give examples of drugs.