DOC drugs

Question 1

DOC Motion sickness

Answer 1

Scopolamine

Question 2

DOC For patient with anaphylactic shock

Answer 2

Epinephrine

Question 3

DOC For cardiogenic and hypovolemic shock

Answer 3

Dopamine

Question 4

DOC Pregnant patients with HTN

Answer 4

Methyldopa

Question 5

DOC Pheochromocytoma

Answer 5

phenoxybenzamine

Question 6

DOC performance anxiety/stage fright & essential tremor

Answer 6

Propranolol

Question 7

DOC For allergic rhinitis and urticaria

Answer 7

1st Gen. H1 antagonists (cross BBB):
"Chloe; i Dipped Dimes in Water; Come do Me at Prom" on "Calf Terf
Chlorpheniramine
Dimenhydrinate
Diphenhydramine 
Hydroxyzine
Promethazine

2nd Gen H1 antagonist (no sedation don't cross BBB):
FLAT C or CALF Terf
Fexofenadine
Loratadine
cetirizine
Astemizole
Terfenadine

Question 8

DOC Acute severe migraines

Answer 8

Sumatriptan [Prototype]

Question 9

DOC Acute pulmonary edema with heart failure

Answer 9

Loop diuretics [NKCC2]:
Ethacrynic Acid
Furosemide
Torsemide

Question 10

DOC Patients with S/p MI

Answer 10

ACE inhibitors:
Captopril
Enalapril
Lisinopril

Question 11

DOC anti-hypertensive for blacks and elderly [w/ normal renal and cardiac function].

Answer 11

Thiazide diuretics:
chlorthalidone
hydrochlorothiazide
Metolazone

Question 12

DOC for patients with poor renal Fx. or unresponsive to other diuretics i.e. thiaziides

Answer 12

Loop diuretics

Question 13

DOC only for patients with CAD or left ventricular dysfunction and HTN.
“recommended in all pt’s with stable angina who have LV dysfunction.”

Answer 13

B-Blockers:
Atenolol (B1)
Metoprolol (B1)
Propranolol (B1 & B2)
Pindolol (non-selective partial agonist)

Question 14

DOC pregnancy induced hypertensive emergencies related to eclampsia

Answer 14

Hydralazine

Question 15

DOC Drug of choice in patients with cardiac ischemia angina or s/p cardiac bypass

Answer 15

NO

Question 16

DOC for patients with catecholamine release emergencies [pheochromocytma]

Answer 16

Phentolamine

Question 17

DOC for HEART FAILURE

Answer 17

ACE-Inhibitors:
Captopril
Lisinopril
Enalapril

Question 18

DOC for V-tach & V-fib after cardioversion and acute ischemia

Answer 18

Lidocaine

Question 19

DOC for abolishing acute SVT

Answer 19

Adenosine

Question 20

DOC for variant angina

Answer 20

Diltiazem

Question 21

DOC LDL reduction

Answer 21

STATINS

Question 22

DOC bile acid binding resins for pregnant women [category B] and children

Answer 22

Bile Acid Binding Resins:
Colestipol
Cholestyramine
Colesevelam

Question 23

DOC prevention of clotting during pregnancy

Answer 23

UFH (heparin)

LMWH: Enoxparin Dalteparin Tinzaparin

Question 24

DOC Acute relief of bronchospasm

Answer 24

Albuterol
Pirbuterol
Terbutaline

Question 25

DOC Induction of Labor

Answer 25

Oxytocin

Question 26

DOC BPH

Answer 26

Selective a1-antagonists: Doxazosin Prazosin Terazosin

Question 27

DOC Hypertensive emergencies

Answer 27

Sodium Nitroprusside

Question 28

DOC Glaucoma

Answer 28

Latanoprost

Question 29

DOC emergency drug used for status asthmaticus

Answer 29

terbutaline

Question 30

DOC Tx. for Myashenia Gravis

Answer 30

Pyridostygmine

Question 31

DOC Tx for anticholinergic overdose and contraindicated in suspected TCA overdose. Is also an anti-atropine agent.

Answer 31

Physostigmine

Question 32

DOC for Dx. of Myasthenia Gravis

Answer 32

Edrophonium. | - Reversible binding to AChE

Question 33

DOC 2nd line tx. for myasthenia gravis and reverses NMJ block caused by tubocurarine `

Answer 33

Neostigmine

Question 34

DOC to stimulate heart in emergency

Answer 34

Isoproterenol: B1 & B2 agonist

Question 35

DOC in acute V-tach emergencies

Answer 35

Lidocaine

Question 36

DOC in direct AV node blocking

Answer 36

Digoxin

Question 37

DOC in increasing CO in acute management of cardiac failure

Answer 37

Dobutamine

Question 38

DOC in severe hypertriglycerridemia

Answer 38

Fibrates