Drug Names Flashcards

(85 cards)

1
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nitrates

A

NTG
ISDN
ISMN

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2
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-lol, olol

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beta blockers

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3
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-fil

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PDE5 inhibitors

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4
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-pine

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CCB

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5
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ranolazine

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Na channel blocker

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6
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blocks funny channel

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Ivabradine

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7
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-pril

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ACEI

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8
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-sartan

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ARB

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9
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sacubitril/valsartan

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ARNI

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10
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combo drug good for AA patients and pregnancy

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hydralazine + nitrate

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11
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drug that causes cyanide toxicity

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Na Nitroprusside

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12
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osmotic diuretic

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mannitol

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13
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carbonic anhydrase inhibitor

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acetazolamide

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14
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-mide

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loop diuretics

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15
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-thiazide

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thiazides

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16
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-one

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K-sparing diuretics (ARA)

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17
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-flozin

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Na-Glucose Co-transporter inhibitors

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18
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b-adrenergic agonists

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dopamine
dobutamine

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19
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PDE3 inhibitor

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milrinone

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20
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2 Na channel inhibitors + HCTZ

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triamterene + HCTZ
amiloride + HCTZ

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21
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what can be used with NSAIDs?

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CCB

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22
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used for HTN emergencies

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nitroprusside
diazoxide
labetolol

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23
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renin inhibitor

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aliskiren

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24
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-sin

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alpha-1 blockers

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-dine
central alpha-agonists
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class IA Na channel blockers (AAD)
double - disopyramide quarter - quinidine pounder - procainamide
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class IB Na channel blockers (AAD)
lettuce - lidocaine tomato - tocainide mayo - mexiletine
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class IC Na channel blockers (AAD)
fries - flecainide please - propafenone
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class 2 (AAD)
BB Emsolol Metoprolol a Propanolol
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class 3 (AAD)
K channel blockers amiodarone dronedarone
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-darone
K channel blockers
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class 4 (AAD)
NDHP CCB verapamil dilitiazem
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multichannel blocker (AAD)
vernakalant
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fast AP
Na channels
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Na channels work on which parts of the heart?
his/purkinje atria ventricles
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slow AP
Ca channels
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Ca channels work on which parts of the heart?
SAN AVN
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best medication for PSVT
adenosine
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adenosine works where?
AVN
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antimuscarinic / anticholinergic
atropine
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most effective for atrial + ventricular arrhythmias
amiodarone
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2 drug classes good for rate control
CCB BB
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1 oral and 1 IV used for chemical cardioversion
ibutilide dofetulide
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class 1C used for chemical cardioversion
fries - flecanide please - propafenone
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good for both atrial and ventricle arrhythmias, and used for chemical cardioversion
amiodarone
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3 drugs used for chronic therapy for arrhythmias
dofetilide amiodarone sotalol
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used for PVC (3)
amiodarone lettuce - lidocaine pounder - procainamide
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what electrolyte prevents/treats arrhythmias?
magnesium
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inhibits fibrinogen from bringing platelets together
Gp 2b/3a inhibitors
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-grel
P2Y12 receptor antagonists
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what can I use with clopidogrel?
ASA
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what to avoid with clopidogrel?
prilosec
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inhibits platelet activation by increasing cAMP in the platelets
PDEI
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2 PDEIs
cilostazol dipyridamole
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COX-1 inhibitor
aspirin
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what not to give before aspirin?
NSAID
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what are antiplatelets used for?
acute coronary syndrome MI
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what are anticoagulants used for?
stroke, PE, DVT
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2 direct acting anticoagulants
heparin LMWH
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what does heparin inhibit?
Xa and IIa
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what does LMWH inhibit?
Xa
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-parin
LMWH
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the direct acting anticoagulant
warfarin
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what does warfarin inhibit?
clotting factors II, VII, IX, X
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what increases the effects of warfarin?
Fluconzaole Amiodarone Bactrim Metronidazole NSAIDs Aspirin
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what decreases the effects of warfarin?
carbamazepine rifampin phenytoin vitamin K
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antidote for warfarin
phytonadione (vit K)
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-ban
non-vitamin K antagonists
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which non-vitamin K antagonist inhibits thrombin?
dabigatran
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antidote for non-vitamin K antagonists that inhibit Xa
andexanet
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antidote for non-vitamin K antagonists that inhibit thrombin
Idarcizumab "Ida stops da big GI bleed"
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-plase
fibrinolytics
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what are fibrinolytics used for?
stroke, MI, PE
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antidote for fibrinolytics
alpha 2 antiplasmin aminocaproic acid tranexamic acid
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HMG-CoA reductase inhibitor
statins
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cole-
bile-acid binding resins
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cholesterol absorption inhibitors
ezetimibe
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-mab
PCSK9 inhibitors
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wants to be included in the PCSK9 inhibitor family
inclisiran
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fibr-
fibrates
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class of drugs used in hypertriglyceridemia with DM2
fibrates
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drug that is least tolerated and is used for hypertriglyceridemia
niacin
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ACL-inhibitor
bempedoic acid / ezetimibe
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OTC omega 3 fatty acids
DHA EPA
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Rx only omega 3 fatty acids
ethyl esters icosapent ethyl