Topp 200 Drugs

Question 1

Moxifloxacin

Answer 1

Avelox

Question 2

Macrobid macrodantin

Answer 2

Nitrofurantoin (antibiotic)

Question 3

Suboxone

Answer 3

Buprenorphine naloxone

Question 4

Vyvanse

Answer 4

Lisdexamphetamine

Question 5

Pamelor

Answer 5

Nortyrptiline

Question 6

Depacon depacote

Answer 6

Valproate sodium

Question 7

Chloraprep betasept

Answer 7

Chlorhexidine

Question 8

Bentyl

Answer 8

Dicyclomine (antispasmodic)

Question 9

Imitrex

Answer 9

Sumatriptan

Question 10

Robitussen

Answer 10

Dextrometorphan and gauifenesin

Question 11

Tussionex

Answer 11

Hydrocodone and chlorpheniramine

Question 12

Januvia

Answer 12

Sitagliptin (DPP4 inhibitor)

Question 13

Lioresal

Answer 13

Baclofen

Question 14

Keppa

Answer 14

Leveritacetam (anticonvulsant)

Question 15

Colcrys mitigare

Answer 15

Colchicine

Question 16

Zyprexa

Answer 16

Olanzapine

Question 17

Avodart

Answer 17

Dutasteride (5alpha reductase inhibitor)

Question 18

Namenda

Answer 18

Memantine

Question 19

Methadose

Answer 19

Memantine

Question 20

Requip

Answer 20

Ropinirole

Question 21

Advair

Answer 21

Salmeterol fluticasone

Question 22

Tofranil

Answer 22

Imipramine

Question 23

Lactulose

Answer 23

Constulose

Question 24

AcipHex

Answer 24

Rabeprazole

Question 25

Otrexup

Answer 25

Methotrexate

Question 26

Clindamycin

Answer 26

Cleocin

Question 27

Acetaminophen

Answer 27

Tylenon

Question 28

Feosol

Answer 28

Ferrous sulfate (iron supplement)

Question 29

Relpax

Answer 29

Eletriptan

Question 30

Methocarbamol

Answer 30

Robaxin carbacot

Question 31

Benicar

Answer 31

Olmesartan HCTZ

Question 32

Xolair

Answer 32

Omalizumab

Question 33

Nitrostat sublingual

Answer 33

Nitroglycerin

Question 34

Etanercept

Answer 34

Enbrel

Question 35

Xarelto

Answer 35

Rivaroxaban

Question 36

Levemir

Answer 36

Insulin detemir

Question 37

Lovenox

Answer 37

Enoxaparin heparin

Question 38

Xgeva prolia

Answer 38

Denosumab

Question 39

Sensipar

Answer 39

Cinacalcet (calcimimetic)

Question 40

Haldol

Answer 40

Haloperidol

Question 41

Alacort

Answer 41

Hydrocortisone

Question 42

Humulin

Answer 42

Insulin isophane

Question 43

Isentress

Answer 43

Raltegravir (integrase inhibitor)

Question 44

Stelara

Answer 44

Ustekinumab

Question 45

Remicade

Answer 45

Infliximab

Question 46

Night time

Answer 46

Acetaminophen and diphenhydramine

Question 47

Renvela

Answer 47

Sevelamer (phosphate binder)

Question 48

Fragmin

Answer 48

Dalteparin

Question 49

Combivent respimat

Answer 49

Ipratropium albuterol

Question 50

Niaspan

Answer 50

Niacin vit B3

Question 51

Zomig

Answer 51

Zolmitriptan

Question 52

Uroxatral

Answer 52

Alfuzosin

Question 53

Biaxin

Answer 53

Clarithromycin

Question 54

Invokana

Answer 54

Canaglifiozin

Question 55

Avastin

Answer 55

Bevacizumab

Question 56

Percocet

Answer 56

Acetaminophen oxycodone

Question 57

Sandimmune neoral

Answer 57

Cyclosporin

Question 58

Lantus

Answer 58

Insulin glargine (long acting insulin)

Question 59

Cialis

Answer 59

Tadalafil

Question 60

Saxenda victoza

Answer 60

Liraglutide

Question 61

Jardiance

Answer 61

Empaglifozin

Question 62

Lopid

Answer 62

Gemfibrozil

Question 63

Aceon

Answer 63

Perindopril

Question 64

Desyrel

Answer 64

Trazodone

Question 65

Actos

Answer 65

Pioglitazone

Question 66

Actonel

Answer 66

Risedronate

Question 67

Sonata

Answer 67

Zaleplon

Question 68

Zebeta

Answer 68

Bisoprolol

Question 69

Hyzaar

Answer 69

Losartan HCTZ

Question 70

Sovaldi

Answer 70

Sofosbuvir

Question 71

Gilenya

Answer 71

Fingolimod (immunomodulator)

Question 72

Epogen

Answer 72

Epoetin alfa

Question 73

Alimta

Answer 73

Pemetrexed (anticancer)

Question 74

Mirtazapine

Answer 74

Remeron

Question 75

Methocarbamol

Answer 75

Robaxin

Question 76

Rivastigmine

Answer 76

Exelon

Question 77

Buproprion

Answer 77

Zyban

Question 78

Paliperidone (atypical antipsychotics)

Answer 78

Its a metabolite of risperidone | Invega

Question 79

Agomelatine (antidepressant) as the MT1 MT2 receptor agonist and 5HT2C antagonist

Answer 79

Valdoxan

Question 80

Levornogestrel IUD

Answer 80

Mirena

Question 81

Etonogestrel implant

Answer 81

Implanon

Question 82

Diphenoxylate and atropine sulfate (opioid antidiarrhoeal) Activate opioid receptors in gut wall to decrease gut motility and increase fluid reabsorption

Answer 82

Lofenoxal or lomotil

Question 83

Doxepin (tricyclic antidepressants) | For major depression

Answer 83

Deptran May feel blurry vision dry mouth dizzy or drowsy and increase alcohol effects so take night time . Sx should disappear or relief after 7 days Take at bedtime Wake up slowly as can feel dizzy. So avoid driving motor vehicle or operate machinery Dont stop taking abruptly unless doctor said so.

Question 84

Dosulepin (tricyclic antidepressants) | For major depression

Answer 84

Dothepin May get blurry vision or dry mouth or drowsy but maybe disappear after 7 days. May increase alcohol effects Take at bedtime May feel dizzy so wake up slowly Avoid driving motor vehicle or operate machinery Dont stop taking abruptly unless doctor said so

Question 85

Moxonidine (alpha 2 adrenergic agonist ) Centrally acting agonist at I1 imidazoline receptors and alpha2 adrenoreceptors, it reduces BP by reducing sympathetic tone.

Answer 85

Moxotens or Physiotens This medicine may make you feel drowsy and may increase the effects of alcohol. If you are affected, do not drive or operate machinery. You may feel dizzy on standing when you first start taking this medicine or when the dose is increased. Get up gradually from sitting or lying to minimise this effect; sit or lie down if you become dizzy. Do not stop taking this medicine suddenly unless your doctor tells you to.

Question 86

Ketorolac (NSAID) Short-term treatment of seasonal allergic conjunctivitis Prevention and reduction of inflammation associated with cataract surgery

Answer 86

Acular 5mL Precautions: Aspirin- or NSAID-induced hypersensitivity reactions (eg asthma, urticaria or rhinitis)—contraindicated. Treatment with ocular corticosteroids—may increase risk of healing problems as both ocular NSAIDs and ocular corticosteroids may delay healing. Treatment with prostaglandin analogues—NSAIDs may increase or decrease the effect of prostaglandin analogue eye drops on intraocular pressure (IOP); consider monitoring IOP if NSAID eye drops are being used long term. Ocular infection—due to their anti-inflammatory effects, NSAIDs may mask symptoms of infection.

Question 87

Orphenadrine (an anticholinergic drug of the ethanolamine antihistamine class; it is closely related to diphenhydramine) For muscle spasm

Answer 87

Norflex

Question 88

Anastrozole Is an aromatase inhibitor aka antiestrogen For prevent or Tx of breast cancer

Answer 88

Arimidex

Question 89

Calcipotriol

Answer 89

Usually in combi with betamethasone dipropionate For chronic psoriasis