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Aliskiren

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Hypertensive agents
Renin Inhibitor- directly inhibits renin, leading to decrease plasma renin activity and inhibiting the conversion of angiotensinogen to angiotensin I
-this causes decreased BP, decreased aldosterone release and decreased Na reabsorption 
Absorbed in the GI tract 
metabolized in liver 
excreted in the urine
Adverse effects
-hyperkalemia,

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abciximab

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antiplatelet agents

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anagrelide

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antiplatelet agents

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aspirin

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antiplatelet agents

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cilostazol

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antiplatelet agents

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clopidogrel

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antiplatelet agents

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dipyridamole

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antiplatelet agents

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eptifibaticle

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antiplatelet agents

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ticagrelor

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antiplatelet agents

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ticlopidine

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antiplatelet agents

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tirofiban

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antiplatelet agents

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vorapaxar

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antiplatelet agents

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argatroban

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anticoagulant

-used to treat thrombosis in heparin- induced thrombocytopenia

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bivalirudin

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anticoagulant

-used with aspirin to prevent ischemic events in patients undergoing transluminal coronary angioplasty

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desirudin

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anticoagulant

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edoxaban

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anticoagulant

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fondaparinux

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anticoagulant

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heparin

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anticoagulant

Inhibits the conversion of prothrombin to thrombin

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protein C

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anticoagulant

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rivaroxaban

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anticoagulant

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warfarin

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anticoagulant

-maintains a state of anticoagulation when patient is susceptible to potentially dangerous clot formation

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apixaban

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anticoagulant

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antithrombin

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anticoagulant

-used for hereditary antithrombin II deficiencies; replacement therapy in congenital antithrombin III deficiency

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alteplase

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thrombolytic agents

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reteplase

thrombolytic agents

tenecteplase

thrombolytic agents

urokinase

thrombolytic agents

enoxaparin

(other drugs affecting clot formation) | Low-molecular weight heparins

delteparin

(other drugs affecting clot formation) | Low-molecular weight heparins

lepirudin

(other drugs affecting clot formation) | anticoagulant adjunctive therapy

protamine sulfate

(other drugs affecting clot formation) | anticoagulant adjunctive therapy

prothromin complex concentrate

(other drugs affecting clot formation) | anticoagulant adjunctive therapy

vitamin K

(other drugs affecting clot formation) | anticoagulant adjunctive therapy

pentoxifylline

(other drugs affecting clot formation) | Hemorrheologic Agent

Antihemophilic factor

Antihemophilic agents

antihemophilic factor fc fusion protein

Antihemophilic agents

antiheophilic factor porcine sequence

Antihemophilic agents

anti- inhibitor coagulant

Antihemophilic agents

coagulation factor VIIa

Antihemophilic agents

factor IX

Antihemophilic agents

factor IX complex

Antihemophilic agents

factor XIII

Antihemophilic agents

aminocaprocic acid

Hemostatic Agents- systemic

absorbable gelatin

Hemostatic Agents -Topical

human fibrin sealant (artiss)

Hemostatic Agents -Topical

human fibrin sealant (evicel)

Hemostatic Agents -Topical

microfibrillar collagen

Hemostatic Agents -Topical

thrombin

Hemostatic Agents -Topical

thrombin, recombinant

Hemostatic Agents -Topical

Darbepoetin alfa

Anemia- Erythropoiesis stimulating Agents | -treats anemia associated with chronic renal failure, including patients on dialysis

epoetin alfa

Anemia- Erythropoiesis stimulating Agents -treats anemia associated with renal failure and AIDS, decrease need for blood transfusions in patients undergoing surgery

Ferrous aspartate

Agents used for Iron Deficiency Anemia

Ferrous fumarate

Agents used for Iron Deficiency Anemia

Ferrous gluconate

Agents used for Iron Deficiency Anemia

Ferrous sulfate

Agents used for Iron Deficiency Anemia

Ferrous sulfate exsiccated

Agents used for Iron Deficiency Anemia

ferumoxytol

Agents used for Iron Deficiency Anemia

Iron dextran

Agents used for Iron Deficiency Anemia

Iron Sucrose

Agents used for Iron Deficiency Anemia

Sodium Ferric gluconate

Agents used for Iron Deficiency Anemia

complex

Agents used for Iron Deficiency Anemia

folic acid

(Treats Anemia) Agents for Megaloblastic Anemia- Folic Acid Derivatives

leucovorin

(Treats Anemia) Agents for Megaloblastic Anemia- Folic Acid Derivatives

levoleucovorin

(Treats Anemia) Agents for Megaloblastic Anemia- Folic Acid Derivatives

hydroxocobalamin

Agents for Megaloblastic Anemia- Vitamin B12 (Treats Anemia)

cyanocobalamin

Agents for Megaloblastic Anemia- Vitamin B12 (Treats Anemia)

hydroxyurea

Agents for sickle cell anemia

disopyramide

Antiarrhythmics class I

procainamide

Antiarrhythmics class I

quinidine

Antiarrhythmics class I

lidocaine

Antiarrhythmics class I

mexiletine

Antiarrhythmics class I

flecainide

Antiarrhythmics class I

Propafenone

Antiarrhythmics class I

acebutolol

Antiarrhythmics class II

esmolol

Antiarrhythmics class II

propranolol

Antiarrhythmics class II

amiodarone

Antiarrhythmics class III

dofetilide

Antiarrhythmics class III

ibutilide

Antiarrhythmics class III

sotalol

Antiarrhythmics class III

diltiazem

Antiarrhythmics class IV

verapmil

Antiarrhythmics class IV

adenosine

other Antiarrhythmics

dioxin

other Antiarrhythmics

dronedarone

other antiarrhythmics

Aliskiren

Renin Inhibitor (hypertensive agents)

amlodipine

Calcium-channel blocker (hypertensive agents) and ( antianginal agents)

diltiazem

Calcium-channel blocker (hypertensive agents) and (antianginal agents)

Hydralazine

Vasodilators (hypertensive agents)

Minoxidil

Vasodilators (hypertensive agents)

Nitroprusside

Vasodilators (hypertensive agents)

Benzepril

ACE inhibitor (hypertensive agents)

Captopril

ACE inhibitor (hypertensive agents)

Enalapril

ACE inhibitor (hypertensive agents)

Alzilsartan, Candesartan, eprosartan, losartan

Angiotensin II receptor blockers (hypertensive agents)

digoxin

cardiac glycoside ( HF- cardiotonic Agents)

Milrinone

Phosphodiesterase Inhibitor ( HF- cardiotonic Agents)

Ivabradine

HCN Blocker( HF- cardiotonic Agents)

amyl nitrate

(antianginal Agents) Nitrates

isosorbide dinitrate

(antianginal Agents) Nitrates

isosorbide mononitrate

(antianginal Agents) Nitrates

nitroglycerin

(antianginal Agents) Nitrates

metoprolol

(antianginal Agents) Beta- Blockers

nadolol

(antianginal Agents) Beta- Blockers

propranolol

(antianginal Agents) Beta- Blockers

nicardipine

(antianginal Agents) Calcium channel Blockers

nifedipine

(antianginal Agents) Calcium channel Blockers

Ranolozine

(antianginal Agents) Piperazine Acetamide