Pharma

Question 1

Paspertin

Answer 1

Metoclopramid

Question 2

Imodium

Answer 2

Loperamid

Question 3

Ventolin

Answer 3

Salbutamol =SABA

Question 4

Dospir

Answer 4

Salbutamol (SABA) und Ipratropiumbromid (SAMA) (2=dos)

Question 5

Atrovent

Answer 5

Ipratropiumbromid =SAMA

Question 6

Spiriva

Answer 6

Tiotropiumbromid = LAMA

Question 7

Symbicort

Answer 7

Budesonid und Formoterol (LABA)

Question 8

Pulmicort

Answer 8

Budesonid

Question 9

Salmeterol

Answer 9

LABA

Question 10

Seretide

Answer 10

Salmeterol (LABA) + Fluticason (ICS)

Question 11

Torem

Answer 11

Torasemid p.o. (4x stärker als Furosemid p.o., 2x stärker als Furosemid i.v.)

Question 12

Nebilet

Answer 12

Nebivolol und HCT

Question 13

Esidrex

Answer 13

HCT

Question 14

Concor

Answer 14

Bisoprolol

Question 15

Tenormin

Answer 15

Atenolol (BB kardioselekt.)

Question 16

Seroquel

Answer 16

Quetiapin =Atypisches Neuroleptikum

Question 17

CoAprovel

Answer 17

Irbesartan (AT2-Antag) und Hydrochlorothiazid

Question 18

Motilium

Answer 18

Domperidon (periph. Antiemetikum)

Question 19

Primperan

Answer 19

Metoclopramid

Question 20

Glucophage

Answer 20

Metformin = Biguanid

Question 21

Saroten

Answer 21

Amitriptylin =tAD

Question 22

Diflucan

Answer 22

Fluconazol

Question 23

Aziclav

Answer 23

Amoxicillin und Clavulanat

Question 24

Exelon patch

Answer 24

Rivastigmin

Question 25

Temesta

Answer 25

Lorazepam

Question 26

Physiotens

Answer 26

Moxonidin (zentrales Antihypertens)

Question 27

Flagyl

Answer 27

Metronidazol

Question 28

Lyrica

Answer 28

Pregabalin

Question 29

Valtrex

Answer 29

Valaciclovir

Question 30

Palexia

Answer 30

Tapentadol (Opioid)

Question 31

Cordarone

Answer 31

Amiodaron (Klasse III Antiarr.=Kalium antag)

Question 32

Xgeva

Answer 32

Denosumab (anti-RANKL)

Question 33

Prolia

Answer 33

Denosumab (anti RANKL)

Question 34

Aldactone

Answer 34

Spironolacton (Aldosteron-Ant)

Question 35

Pradaxa

Answer 35

Dabigatran NOAK direkter Thrombininhibitor

Question 36

Eliquis

Answer 36

Apixaban NOAK Xa-Inhibitor

Question 37

Xarelto

Answer 37

Rivaroxaban

Question 38

Lasix

Answer 38

Furosemid, Lasix lasts 6 hours, immer 2x/d geben, nie am Abend

Question 39

Bactrim

Answer 39

Cotrimoxazol=Sulfamethoxazol und Trimethoprim (cave UAW Niereninsuff und SJSyndrom

Question 40

Arixtra

Answer 40

Fondaparinux NOAK

Question 41

Brilique

Answer 41

Ticagrelor (mittelstarker ADP-R-Hemmer)

Question 42

Plavix

Answer 42

Clopidogrel (ADP-R hemmer) (am schwächsten, kombi mit ASS und sogar OAK möglich)

Question 43

Efient

Answer 43

Prasugrel (der stärkste ADP-R hemmer, pras=da prasselt das blut weil UAW Blutung)

Question 44

Palladon

Answer 44

Hydromorphon

Question 45

Targin retard

Answer 45

Oxycodon und Naloxon

Question 46

Tegretol

Answer 46

Carbamazepin

Question 47

Lyrica

Answer 47

Pregabalin

Question 48

Sirdalud

Answer 48

Tizanidin, zentrales Muskelrelaxans (alpha-2-Hemmer)

Question 49

Pradif

Answer 49

Tamsulosin (alpha1a-Hemmer)

Question 50

Buscopan

Answer 50

Scopalamin (anticholinergikum, spasmolytikum)

Question 51

Valium

Answer 51

Diazepam

Question 52

Beriplex

Answer 52

Prothrombinkomplex (Faktor II, VII, X, IX)-Konzentrat

Question 53

Liraglutid (Victorza)

Answer 53

GLP-1 Analogon (Glutechse)

Question 54

Janumet

Answer 54

Metformin und Sitagliptin (DPP4-Inhibitor)

Question 55

Januvia

Answer 55

Sitagliptin (DPP4-Inhib)

Question 56

1 IE Normalinsulin senkt den BZ um

Answer 56

ca 1.7 mmol/L (range 0.5-2.2)

Question 57

Madopar

Answer 57

Levodopa und Decarboxylasehemmer

Question 58

Xenalon

Answer 58

Spironolacton

Question 59

Sequase

Answer 59

Quetiapin

Question 60

Remeron

Answer 60

Mirtazapin, tetracycl AD