Eye Ears Nose and Throat Flashcards by Dani Clark

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What is the generic name for Allerga-D?

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fexofenadine and pseudoephedrine

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What is the generic name for Combivent Respimat?

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Ipratropium and albuterol

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What is the generic name for Duleral?

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Mometasone and Formoterol

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What is the generic name for Flonase?

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Fluticasone

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What is the generic name for Floxin Otic?

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Ofloxacin Otic

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What is the generic name for Pred Forte?

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Prednisolone

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What is the generic name for Singulair

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Montelukast

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What is the generic name for Spiriva?

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Tiotropium

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What is the generic name for Ventolin HFA

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Albuterol

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What is the generic name for Xalatan

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Latanoprost

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What is the drug class for Allega-D?

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alpha/beta agonist and decongetant

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What is the drug class for Combient Respimat?

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Anti Cholinergic beta 2 agonist

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What is the drug class for Dulera?

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Long acting beta agonist

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What is the drug class for Flonase?

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Corticosteroid

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What is the drug class for floxin Otic?

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Fluoroquinolone antibiotic

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What is the drug class for Pred Forte?

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Corticosteroid

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What is the drug class for Singulair?

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Leukotriene receptor agonist

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What is the drug class for Spiriva?

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Anti cholinergic agent

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What is the drug class for Ventolin HFA?

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Beta 2 agonist

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What is the drug class for Xalatan?

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Anti Glaucoma/prostaglandin agent

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What is the indication for Allerga-D?

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seasonal allergies

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What is the indication for Combimat Respimat?

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acute asthma

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What is the indication for Dulera?

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Asthma

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What is the indication for Flonase?

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non-allergic and allergic rhinitis

What is the indication for Floxin Otic?

otistis media

What is the indication for Pred Forte?

cornea injury and eye imflammation diseases

What is the indication for Singulair?

Chronic asthma, seasonal allergies, exercise induced asthma

What is the indication for Spiriva?

Asthma/ COPD

What is the indication for Ventolin HFA?

asthm, hyperkalemia

What is the indication for xalatan?

Elevated intraocular pressure

In what forms does Allerga-D come in?

extended release tablet

In what forms does Combivent come in?

oral inhaler, nebulizer solution, oral solution

In what forms does Dulera come in?

Oral inhaler

In what forms does Flonase come in?

nasal solution, therapy pack

In what forms does Floxin Otic come in?

Otic Solution

In what forms does Pred FOrte come in?

ophthalmic suspension or solution

In what forms does singulair come in?

tablet or chewable tablet

In what forms does spiriva come in?

Casule for inhalation, oral inhaler

In what forms does Ventolin HFA come in?

aersol powder for inhalation, oral inhaler, nebulizer solution, oral syrup

In what forms does Xalatan come in?

Ophthalmic solution