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Question 1

Bupropion

Answer 1

Wellbutrin-Antidepressant-

Question 2

Cetirizine

Answer 2

Zyrtec-allergies

Question 3

Topiramate

Answer 3

Topamax-antiepileptic

Question 4

Valacyclovir

Answer 4

valtrex-herpes managment

Question 5

Eszopiclone

Answer 5

lunesta-sleep aid

Question 6

Acyclovir

Answer 6

Zovirax-herpes managment

Question 7

Cefdinir

Answer 7

Omnicef-antibiotic

Question 8

Clindamycin

Answer 8

Cleocin-Antibiotic

Question 9

Colchicine

Answer 9

Colcrys-Gout

Question 10

Gemfibrozil

Answer 10

Lopid-Cholesterol

Question 11

Guiafenesin

Answer 11

Robitussin-Expectorant

Question 12

Glipizide

Answer 12

Glucotrol-Diabetes–do not crush
It must be taken 30 minutes before eating because absorption is delayed by food. Glucotrol XL has a duration of action of 24 hours and is taken once a day.

Question 13

Irbesartan

Answer 13

Avapro-A2RB-p751

Question 14

Metoclopramine

Answer 14

Reglan-GERD

Question 15

Losartan

Answer 15

Cozaar-Hypertension-ARB-751

Question 16

Meclizine

Answer 16

Dramamine-Antiemetic-

Question 17

Metronidazole

Answer 17

Flagyl-Antibiotic

Question 18

Vitamin D

Answer 18

Caltrate-Supplement

Question 19

Testosterone

Answer 19

AndroGel-Low T

Question 20

Ropinirole

Answer 20

Requip-Parkinson-

Question 21

dopamine agonist

Answer 21

A class of drugs that mimic dopamine. Dopamine agonists stimulate dopamine receptors and are typically the most effective during the first 3 to 5 years of use. Prescribed for the patient with Parkinson disease to reduce dyskinesias (problems with movement).

Question 22

Risperidone

Answer 22

Risperdal-antipsychotic

Question 23

Olopatadine

Answer 23

Patanol®Antihistamine

Question 24

Moxifloxacin

Answer 24

Avelox®-antibacterial

Question 25

Dexmethylphenidate

Answer 25

Focalin®-adhd

Question 26

Enoxaparin

Answer 26

Lovenox-anticoagulant-Lovenox is a low-molecular weight heparin. This class of drug has fewer side effects, and is less likely to cause thrombocytopenia. Family and/or clients can be taught to give subcutaneous injections at home. dose initially based on wt.

Question 27

Fentanyl

Answer 27

Duragesic®-narcotic analgesic

Question 28

Dicyclomine

Answer 28

Bentyl-IBS

Question 29

Bisoprolol

Answer 29

Zebeta-Beta blocker

Question 30

Atomoxetine

Answer 30

Strattera-ADHD

Question 31

Ramipril

Answer 31

Altace-HTN

Question 32

Temazepam

Answer 32

Restoril-Sleep Aid

Question 33

Phentermine

Answer 33

Adipex-weight loss

Question 34

Quinapril

Answer 34

Accupril-ace inhibitor