Medications Flashcards
(35 cards)
Anthrax can be treated with antibiotics such as? (CDP)
1) ciprofloxacin
2) doxycycline
3) penicillin
chickenpox, shingles, herpes virus infections of the genitals (sex organs) or Antiherpes
(FAV-orite P-opcorn)
1) famciclovir
2) acyclovir
3) valacyclovir
4) penciclovir
Antiinfluenza
(AROZ)
1) Amantadine
2) rimantadine
3) oseltamivir
4) zanamivir
NSAIDS For all for pain
(MIND PIK)
1) M- eloxicam
2) I- buprofen
3) N- aproxen
4) D- iclofenac
5) P- eroxicam
6) I - ndomethacin
7) K - etorolac
Side effects
1) headache
2) dizziness
3) diarrhea
4) nausea
5) stomach ache
Anti- psychotic all for mental disorder (schizophrenia, bipolar disorder)
Typical (CFTH)
1) C- hlorpromazine
2) F - luphenazine
3) T - hioridazine
4) H - aloperidol
A Typical (ZAQROC)
1) Z - iprasidone
2) A - ripiprazole
3) Q - uetiapine
4) R - isperidone
5) O - lanzapine
6) C - lozapine
Side effects
1). Dry mouth (xerostamia)
2) drowsiness
3) irregular heartbeat
4) throat tightness
5) agitation
6) apetite
7) constipation
8) nausea
9) dizziness
10) blurred vision
Benzodiazepines Antidote
Flumazenil
Benzodiazepines Treat for (Insomnia, anxiety, seizures, alcohol withdrawal)
(Lam, Pam,)
1) Triazo - LAM
2) midazo - LAM
3) Alprazo - LAM
4) temaze - PAM
5) oxaze - PAM
6) loraze - PAM
7) flumaze - PAM
8) clonaze - PAM
9) diaze - PAM
10) bromaze - PAM
Side effects
1) drowsiness
2) dizziness
3) confusion
4) impaired coordination
Short Acting Benzodiazepines
(1-12hrs)
(ATOM)
1) A - lprazolam
2) T - riazolam
3) O - oxazepam
4) M - idazolam
Intermediate Benzodiazepines
(12-24hrs)
(RAZE, MAZE, NAZE)
1) Flunit - RAZE - pam
2) Nit - RAZE - pam
3) Lo - RAZE - pam
4) Flu - MAZE - pam
5) bro - MAZE - pam
6) te - MAZE - pam
7) clo - NAZE - pam
Long Acting Benzodiazepines
(40-250hrs)
(Diazepam + Chlor)
1) diazepam
2) clorazepate
3) chlordiazepoxide
Beta blockers antidote
High dose Glucagon
Beta blocker (Cardiac Arrhythmia)
(ESA)
1) E - smolol
2) S - otalol
3) A - cebutolol
Side effects
1) fatigue
2) dizziness
3) nausea
4) constipation
5) slowed heart rate
Beta blocker (Migraine)
(PT)
1) P - ropanolol
2) T - imolol
Side effects
1) fatigue
2) dizziness
3) nausea
4) constipation
5) slowed heart rate
Beta blocker (Heart Failure)
(MBC)
1) M -etoprolol
2) B - isoprolol
3) C - Arvedilol
Side effects
1) fatigue
2) dizziness
3) nausea
4) constipation
5) slowed heart rate
Beta blockers (hypertension)
(BANAL M)
1) B -isoprolol
2) A - tenolol
3) N - evivolol
4) A - cetbutolol
5) L - abetalol
6) M - etoprolol
Side effects
1) fatigue
2) dizziness
3) nausea
4) constipation
5) slowed heart rate
Beta blockers (Glaucoma)
(TBC)
1) T - imolol
2) B - etaxolol
3) C - arteolol
Side effects
1) fatigue
2) dizziness
3) nausea
4) constipation
5) slowed heart rate
Beta blockers (Heart attack)
(CAB)
1) C - arvedilol
2) A - tenolol
3) B - isoprolol
Side effects
1) fatigue
2) dizziness
3) nausea
4) constipation
5) slowed heart rate
Loop diuretics (to Lower BP and Potassium)
(BEAT F)
1) B - umetanide
2) E - thacrynic acid
3) A - zosemide
4) T - orsemide
5) F - urosemide
Side effects
1) low potassium level (hypokalemia)
2) low bp
3) dehydration
4) gout
5) hearing loss
6) electrolytes imbalance
Ace inhibitors (to Lower Bp)
(CRP BELT)
1) C - aptopril
2) R - amipril
3) P - erindopril
4) B - enazepril
5) E - nalapril
6) L - isonopril
7) T - randolapril
Side effects
1) dry
2) persistent cough
Beta agonists antidote
1) High dose Glucagon
Beta agonists Used to Quick Relief (Short Acting)
Treat:
asthma and COPD
(TLS)
1) T - erbutaline
2) L - evosalbutamol (levalbuterol)
3) S - albutamol (albuterol)
Side effects
1) asthma
2) chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD)
Beta agonist (long Acting)
Treat:
asthma and COPD
(VOFIS)
1) V -ilanterol
2) O - ladetarol
3) F - ormoterol
4) I - ndacaterol
5) S - almeterol
Side effects
1) COPD
It can treat HIV infection, which causes AIDS. It can also be used during childbirth to keep the mother from passing HIV to her baby
1) Zidovudine
Insulin Rapid Acting (3-4hrs)
Keyword (S)
1) A - S -part
2) Gluli - S - ine
3) Li - S - pro