Question 11 · LDEK · Pharmacotherapy in oral surgery
Ibuprofen is classified as:
- A. mild non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs with a short half-life.
- B. NSAID of a moderate potency and half-life.
- C. strong NSAID of a short half-life.
- D. strong NSAID of a long half-life.
- E. opioid painkillers.
Hint
Recall the classification of NSAIDs by anti-inflammatory potency and elimination half-life, in which ibuprofen sits beside mefenamic acid.
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