Question 330 · LDEK · Pharmacotherapy in oral surgery
It is a strong COX-1 inhibitor that also inhibits 5-lipoxygenase, has anti-bradykinin effects, and inhibits neutrophil activation. Given that it is a preferential COX-1 inhibitor, it produces anti-aggregatory effects, however, it is less potent than ASA. This description refers to:
- A. ketoprofen.
- B. naproxen.
- C. ibuprofen.
- D. meloxicam.
- E. etoricoxib.
Hint
Look for a propionic acid derivative known for combined COX and lipoxygenase inhibition and a strong analgesic effect.
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