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1
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What is a Class I drug recall?

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Use or exposure will cause serious adverse health consequences or death

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What is the classification of Premature?

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< 38 weeks

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What is the classification of Newborn/Neonate?

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Birth - 1 month

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What is the classification of Infant/Baby?

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1 - 12 months

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What is the classification of Toddler?

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1 - 3.5 years

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What is the classification of Preschool?

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3.5 - 6 years

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What is the classification of Older Child?

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6 - 12 years

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What is the classification of Adolescent?

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13 - 18 years

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9
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At what age do packages for cough/cold products say “do not use”?

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< 4 years (FDA recommends < 2 years)

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At what age does the FDA say “do not use” for antihistamines?

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< 2 years

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How do basal thermometers work for ovulation?

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Resting BBT below normal during first part of reproductive cycle. After ovulation, BBT raises 0.4-1 degree F d/t increase in progesterone. Most fertile period X24-36 hours after BBT rises

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12
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What hormone do female ovulation products detect?

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Changes in LH, which increases sharply just prior to ovulation (~12-36 hours before)

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13
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What are some ovulation detection products?

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Clearblue easy, First response, OvuQuick

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14
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What is considered a Low Sperm Count?

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< 20 million/mL

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15
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What hormone do home pregnancy tests detect?

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hCG in urine, usually detectable 1-2 weeks following conception. Use AM urine

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What hormone do menopausal tests detect?

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FSH in urine. Perimenopausal FSH in urine: 110, Positive result: > 25

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What are some menopause test products?

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Menocheck, Estroven, Menopause monitor

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18
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What product can be used for home HIV testing?

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Home Access kits

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What do Fecal Occult Blood Tests detect?

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Detect occult blood in feces with a colorimetric assay for Hgb (blue-green +). Can get false positive d/t red meat and iron supplements

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What are some Fecal Occult Blood Test products?

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ColoCare, EZ Detect

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21
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What products detect Ketones in the Urine?

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Ketostix, Acetest, Chemstrip K. This is good during sick days in DM patients

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What types of samples can be used for at home drug tests?

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Urine or Hair. Usually mail in sample and wait for results

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23
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What are the names of the different B vitamins?

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The Rabbit Needs Prayer For Comfort: Thiamine (B1), Riboflavin (B2), Niacin (B3), Pyridoxine (B6), Folic acid (B9), Cyanocobalamin (B12)

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24
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Which calcium has the highest % elemental calcium?

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Carbonate (needs to be taken with food)

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Which calcium has the highest bioavailability?

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Citrate (can take without meals)

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26
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What are the different Irons and their % of elemental iron?

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Fumarate (33%), Sulfate (22%), Gluconate (11%)

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27
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What is Bitter Orange?

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Herbal stimulant, used for weight loss

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28
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What herbals are often used to help with sleep?

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Valerian, melatonin

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29
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What are the most common herbals that INCREASE anti-coagulant effect, increase INR?

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(4 Gs): Garlic, Ginger, Ginko, Glucosamine

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What are the most common herbals that DECREASE anti-coagulant effect, decrease INR?

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Ginseng, Green Tea

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31
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How do you decide which strength nicotine gum to use?

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1st cig < 30 min after waking: 4mg. If its > 30 min after waking: 2mg

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32
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What is the generic name of Nicorette?

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Nicotine gum or Lozenge

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33
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What is the max amount of nicotine gum that can be chewed in a day?

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Do NOT exceed 24 pieces/day

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34
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How do you decide which strength nicotine lozenge to use?

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1st cig < 30 min after waking: 4mg. If its > 30 min after waking: 2mg

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35
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What is the max amount of nicotine lozenge that can be used in a day?

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Max: 20 lozenges/day

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36
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What is the generic name of Nicoderm CQ?

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Transdermal nicotine

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37
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How do you decide the dosing schedule for transdermal nicotine?

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> 10 cigs/day: 21mg x6 weeks, 14mg x2 weeks, 7mg x2 weeks. If < 10 cigs/day: 14mg x6 weeks, 7mg x2 weeks

38
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What are the Rx Smoking Cessation products?

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Nicotrol NS (Nasal Spray, 1 spray in each nostril). Nicotrol Inhaler (10mg/puff, ~4mg delivered). Zyban. Chantix

39
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What premixed insulins can you buy OTC?

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Humulin 70/30, Humulin 50/50, Novolin 70/30

40
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What is the MOA of decongestants?

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Alpha-adrenergic agonists (sympathomimetics). Constrict blood vessels in nasal passages to reduce blood flow to sinuses and associated pressure

41
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What is a common topical nasal decongestant?

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Oxymetazoline (Afrin)

42
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What caution should be used with nasal decongestants?

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Rebound congestion: Limit use to < 72 hours duration

43
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What is a common topical ophthalmic decongestant?

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Oxymetazoline

44
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What is the OTC Pseudoephedrine Federal Law?

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Maximum 3.6g/day; 9g in 30 days (7.5g mail-order)

45
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What is the MOA of Dextromethorphan?

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Antitussive: decreases medullary cough center signals in CNS, interrupts cough impulse transmission

46
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When should you use caution with systemic antihistamines?

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Narrow angle glaucoma, BPH. Caution: Elderly, CVD/arrhythmia, MAOIs, Asthma, Hyperthyroidism

47
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What are the common ophthalmic antihistamine agents?

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Ketotifen (Zaditor), Pheniramine, Antazoline

48
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What are the OTC antihistamines used as sleep aides?

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Doxylamine, Diphenhydramine. Can also be used for motion sickness

49
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What is the brand name for OTC Intranasal steroids (INS)?

A

Nasacort Allergy 24hr (Triamcinolone) - for allergic rhinitis

50
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At what age should you refer to MD if fever present?

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Infants < 3 months, see MD if temp > 100F

51
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If someone has an ASA allergy, what can they use from a similar class?

A

Non-Acetylated Salicylates (Magnesium salicylate, Sodium salicylate)

52
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What are the choices for Urinary Analgesics?

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Phenazopyridine (Azo, Prodium, Uristat). Sodium salicylate (Cystex)

53
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What is the best protectant to apply to avoid diaper rash?

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Zinc oxide (need at least 25%): Desitin Ointment

54
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Which UV rays are the most harmful?

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UVA > UVB > UVC

55
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What chemical should you always look for in sunscreen?

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Avobenzone (covers full UVA spectrum): absorbs UV light so skin doesn’t

56
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What is the active ingredient found in Lotrimin AF?

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Clorimazole 1%

57
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What is the active ingredient found in Micatin?

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Miconazole 2%

58
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What is the active ingredient found in Tinactin?

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Tolnaftate 1%

59
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What is the active ingredient found in Lamisil AT?

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Terbinafine 1%

60
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What is the active ingredient found in Lotrimin Ultra?

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Butenafine 1%

61
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What is the active ingredient found in Monistat-3 and -7?

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Miconazole

62
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What is the active ingredient found in Monistat-1?

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Tioconazole

63
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What is the active ingredient found in Gyn-Lotrimin 3 and 7 day?

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Clotrimazole

64
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What is the active ingredient found in Polysporin?

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Polymyxin and Bacitracin

65
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What is the active ingredient found in Neosporin?

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Neomycin, Polymycin, and Bacitracin

66
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What Antacids have Magnesium as an active ingredient?

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Maalox, Mylanta (combo w/ aluminum). Avoid CrCl < 30, causes diarrhea

67
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What Antacids have Aluminum as an active ingredient?

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AlternaGel, Amphojel

68
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What is found in Gaviscon?

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Alginic acid combined with sodium bicarb and other antacids to relieve GERD symptoms

69
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What is the generic name of Pepcid AC?

A

Famotidine

70
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What is the generic name of Zantac?

A

Ranitidine

71
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What is the generic name of Axid AR?

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Nizatidine

72
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What is the generic name of Cimetidine?

A

Tagamet HB (MANY DDIs!!!)

73
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What is the generic name of Prilosec OTC?

A

Omeprazole

74
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What is the generic name of Zegerid OTC?

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Omeprazole + Sodium bicarb

75
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What is the generic name of Prevacid 24HR?

A

Lansoprazole

76
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What is the generic name of Nexium?

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Esomeprazole

77
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What are two commonly used products for diarrhea?

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Loperamide. Bismuth subsalicylate

78
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What is the DOC in pediatrics for constipation?

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Glycerin suppositories

79
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What is the generic name of Miralax?

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Polyethylene Glycol (Hyperosmotic laxative)

80
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What is the generic name of Senokot?

A

Senna (Stimulant laxative)

81
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What is the generic name of Ex-Lax?

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Senna (Stimulant laxative)

82
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What is the generic name of Dulcolax?

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Bisacodyl (Stimulant laxative)

83
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Why type of laxative is Castor Oil?

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Stimulant laxative

84
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What is the generic name of Oxytrol for Women?

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Oxybutynin OTC patch for overactive bladder in WOMEN ONLY

85
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What is the generic name of Abreva?

A

Docosanol

86
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What is the generic name of Nix?

A

Permethrin (DOC for lice). No repeat needed. Use like conditioner (after shampoo)

87
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What is the generic name of Rid?

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Pyrethrin/Piperonyl butoxide (Repeat/Dry hair)

88
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What is the active ingredient found in emergency contraception?

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Levonorgestrel 1.5mg

89
Q

What is Simethicone?

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Used to alleviate symptoms of gas (Phazyme, Gas-X, Mylanta Gas)

90
Q

What is the only approved OTC agent for the removal of cerumen (ear wax)?

A

Carbamide peroxide

91
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Beriberi is caused by a deficiency in what vitamin?

A

Thiamine (B1)

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