Sixth 10 Flashcards

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What is the generic for Zyloprim?

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Allopurinol

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What is the therapeutic class for Zyloprim/Allopurinol?

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Agent for gout

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What is the pharmacological class for Zyloprim/Allopurinol?

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Xanthine oxidase inhibitor

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What schedule is Zyloprim/Allopurinol?

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None

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What is the primary indication for Zyloprim/Allopurinol?

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Gout

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What is the mdd for Zyloprim/Allopurinol?

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800mg qd

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What dosage form is Zyloprim/Allopurinol?

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Tablet

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What are the common (>10%) side effects of Zyloprim/Allopurinol?

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None

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What is the generic of Bactrim?

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Sulfamethoxazole with trimethoprim

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What is the therapeutic class of bactrim/ Sulfamethoxazole with trimethoprim?

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Sulfonamide antibiotic

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What is the pharmacological class of bactrim/ Sulfamethoxazole with trimethoprim?

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Sulfonamide and folic acid inhibitor

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What schedule is bactrim/ Sulfamethoxazole with trimethoprim?

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None

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What is the primary indication of bactrim/ Sulfamethoxazole with trimethoprim?

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Susceptible infections

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What are the adult daily doses of bactrim/ Sulfamethoxazole with trimethoprim?

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SS: 2 tabs q12h f10-14d
DS: 1 tab q12h f10-14d

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What dosage form is bactrim/ Sulfamethoxazole with trimethoprim?

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Tablet

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What are the common (>10%) side effects of bactrim/ Sulfamethoxazole with trimethoprim?

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Nausea, contraindicated with sulfa allergy

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What is the generic for Ritalin or methylin?

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Methylphenidate

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What is the therapeutic class for Ritalin/ methylphenidate?

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CNS for ADHD

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What is the pharmacological class for Ritalin/ methylphenidate?

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CNS stimulant

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What schedule is Ritalin/ methylphenidate?

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II

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What is the primary indication for Ritalin/ methylphenidate?

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ADHD

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What dosage form is Ritalin/ methylphenidate?

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tablet

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What are the common (>10%) side effects of Ritalin/ methylphenidate?

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irritability, insomnia, headache

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What is the generic of glucotrol?

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Glipizide

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What is the therapeutic class of Glucotrol/Glipizide?
Antidiabetic
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What is the pharmacological class of Glucotrol/Glipizide?
second generation sulfonylurea
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What is the schedule of Glucotrol/Glipizide?
none
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What is the primary indication for Glucotrol/Glipizide?
diabetes mellitus type 2
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What is the adult daily dose of Glucotrol/Glipizide?
15mg qd before breakfast
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What dosage form is Glucotrol/Glipizide?
Tablet
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What are the common (>10%) side effects of Glucotrol/Glipizide?
feeling of weakness
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What is the generic of Lantus?
Insuling glargine (rDNA origin)
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What is the therapeutic class of Lantus/insulin glargine?
antidiabetic
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What is the pharmacological class of Lantus/insulin glargine?
long acting insulin
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What schedule is Lantus/insulin glargine?
None
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What is the primary indication for Lantus/insulin glargine?
diabetes mellitus type 2
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What are the strengths of insulin?
10ml vial 100units/ml | 3ml pen 100units/ml
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What dosage form is Lantus/insulin glargine?
injectable
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What are the common (>10%) side effects of Lantus/insulin glargine?
weight gain, hypoglycemia
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What is the generic for augmentin?
Amoxicillin with clavulanate potassium
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What is the therapeutic class of augmentin/ amoxicillin with clavulanate potassium?
antibiotic
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What is the pharmacological class of augmentin/ amoxicillin with clavulanate potassium?
broad spectrum penicillin and beta lactamase inhibitor
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What schedule is augmentin/ amoxicillin with clavulanate potassium?
none
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What is the primary indication for augmentin/ amoxicillin with clavulanate potassium?
susceptible infections
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What are the adult daily dosages of augmentin/ amoxicillin with clavulanate potassium?
500/125mg-875/125mg q12h f10d
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What dosage form is augmentin/ amoxicillin with clavulanate potassium?
tablet
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What are the common (>10%) side effects of augmentin/ amoxicillin with clavulanate potassium?
Diarrhea, nausea
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What is the generic of keflex?
cephalexin monohydrate
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What is the therapeutic class of keflex/ cephalexin monohydrate?
cephalosporin antibiotic
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What is the pharmacological class of keflex/ cephalexin monohydrate?
first generation cephalosporin
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What is the schedule for keflex/ cephalexin monohydrate?
none
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What is the primary indication of keflex/ cephalexin monohydrate?
susceptible infections
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What is the adult daily dose of keflex/ cephalexin monohydrate?
500mg q12h
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What dosage form is keflex/ cephalexin monohydrate?
tablet
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What are the common (>10%) side effects of keflex/ cephalexin monohydrate?
none
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What is the generic of crestor?
Rosuvastatin calcium
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What is the therapeutic class of Crestor/ Rosuvastatin calcium?
antihyperlipidemic
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What is the pharmacological class of Crestor/ Rosuvastatin calcium?
HMG CoA reductase inhibitor
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What schedule is Crestor/ Rosuvastatin calcium?
None
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What is the primary indication of Crestor/ Rosuvastatin calcium?
hyperlipidemia
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What is the adult daily dose of Crestor/ Rosuvastatin calcium?
10-20mg qd | mdd of 80mg qd
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What dosage form is Crestor/ Rosuvastatin calcium?
Tablet
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What are the common (>10%) side effects of Crestor/ Rosuvastatin calcium?
Joint pain
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What is the generic of Cardizem?
Diltiazem hydrochloride
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What is the therapeutic class of Cardizem/ Diltiazem hydrochloride?
Antihypertensive/ antianginal
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What is the pharmacological class of Cardizem/ Diltiazem hydrochloride?
calcium channel blocker
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What schedule is Cardizem/ Diltiazem hydrochloride?
None
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What is the primary indication for Cardizem/ Diltiazem hydrochloride?
Hypertension
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What is the adult daily dose for Cardizem/ Diltiazem hydrochloride?
540mg er q24h
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What dosage form is Cardizem/ Diltiazem hydrochloride?
Capsule
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What are the common (>10%) side effects of Cardizem/ Diltiazem hydrochloride?
swelling in hands and feet, headache
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What is the generic of Zofran?
Ondansetron hydrochloride
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What is the therapeutic class of Zofran/ Ondansetron hydrochloride?
Antiemetic
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What is the pharmacological class of Zofran/ Ondansetron hydrochloride?
Antiemetic
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What schedule is Zofran/ Ondansetron hydrochloride?
None
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What is the primary indication for Zofran/ Ondansetron hydrochloride?
prevention of nausea and vomiting
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What dosage forms are Zofran/ Ondansetron hydrochloride?
tablet, film, solution, ODT
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What are the common (>10%) side effects of Zofran/ Ondansetron hydrochloride?
constipation, diarrhea, headache