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Maddy - NMSP Exam II > All Pharm > Flashcards

All Pharm Flashcards

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levobunolol

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B-blocker for glaucoma

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trihexyphenidyl

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mAChR antagonist for parkinson’s

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penicillamine

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chelating agent for Wilson’s dz

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levetiracetam

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synaptic vesicle 2A protein blocker for epilepsy also used in 2nd IV for status epilepticus

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brimonidine

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alpha 2 agonist for glaucoma

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meloxicam

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NSAID for OA, RA, juvenile RA

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tiagabine

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GAT-1 blocker for epilepsy

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duloxetine

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SNRI for chronic MSK pain, fibromyalgia, diabetic peripheral neuropathic pain

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apraclonidine

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alpha 2 agonist for glaucoma

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lorazepam

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post-synaptic GABA promoting agent for epilepsy also used as 1st IV treatment for status epilepticus

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buprenorphine

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mixed opioid agonist/antagonist for mild to moderate pain

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orphenadrine

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mAChR antagonist for parkinson’s

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carbamazepine

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Na+ channel blocker for epilepsy

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flurbiprofen

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NSAID for ophthlamic use

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methazolamide

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systemic carbonic anhydrase inhibitor for glaucoma

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procyclidine

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mAChR antagonist for parkinson’s

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zonisamide

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Na+ channel blocker and Ca2+ T type channel blocker for epilepsy

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rufinamide

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Na+ channel blocker for epilepsy

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amantadine

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anti-viral used to treat parkinsons (MOA unknown)

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biperiden

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mAChR antagonist for parkinson’s

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topiramate

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Na+ channel blocker, AMPA blocker, and post-synaptic GABA promoting agent for epilepsy

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butorphanol

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mixed opioid agonist/antagonist for mild to moderate pain

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bromocriptine

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D2 agonist for parkinson’s

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pramipexole

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D3 agonist for parkinson’s

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primidone

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post-synaptic GABA promoting agent for epilepsy (gets metabolized to phenobarbital)

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botulinum A toxin injection

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used to tics and tremors

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pentazocine

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mixed opioid agonist/antagonist for analgesia and sedation

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dexmedetomidine

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alpha 2 agonist for short term sedation

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rivastigmine

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AChE inhibitor for mild to moderate Alzheimer’s and Parkinsonian dementia

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brinzolamide

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topical carbonic anhydrase inhibitor for glaucoma

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tapentadol

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weak mu opioid receptor agonist for pts not effectively treated by other non-opioids or opioids

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selegiline

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MAOI for parkinson’s

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ezogabine

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K+ channel blocker for epilepsy

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travoprost

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prostaglandin analog for glaucoma

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eslicarbazepine

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Na+ channel blocker for epilepsy

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dihydroergotamine

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blocks inflammation associated with trigeminal vascular system and suppresses CGRP, treats ongoing migraine attacks

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clonidine

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alpha 2 agonist for HTN, severe pain, and cancer pain

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ketamine

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NMDA antagonist for post-op pain

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clonazepam

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post-synaptic GABA promoting agent for epilepsy

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apomorphine

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D2 agonist for parkinson’s

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clobazam

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post-synaptic GABA promoting agent for epilepsy

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menthol

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TRPM8 agonist for pain

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sumatriptan

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5-HT agonist for terminating migraines

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donezapil

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AChE inhibitor for mild, moderate, severe alzheimer’s dementia

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celecoxib

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COX-2 inhibitor for inflammation, pain, fever

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felbamate

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NDMA receptor blocker for epilepsy

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amitryptyline

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TCA anti-depressant with analgesic effects

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rasagiline

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MAOI for parkinson’s

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pilocarpine

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muscarinic agent for glaucoma

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metipranolol

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B-blocker for glaucoma

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tolcapone

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COMT inhibitor to increase levodopa action for parkinson’s

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capsaicin

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TRPV1 agonist for nociceptive and neuropathic pain

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safinamide

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MAOI for parkinson’s

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valproic acid

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Na+ channel blocker, GABA-T blocker, and Ca2+ T type channel blocker for epilepsy also used in 2nd IV for status epilepticus

55
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acetazolamide

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systemic carbonic anhydrase inhibitor for glaucoma

56
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demecarium

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cholinesterase inhibitor for glaucoma

57
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gabapentin

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alpha-2 delta Ca2+ channel blocker anti-epileptic for seizures and for diabetic neuropathic pain, post-herpetic pain, fibromyalgia, RLS

58
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carteolol

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B-blocker for glaucoma

59
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brivaracetam

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synaptic vesicle 2A protein blocker for epilepsy

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pregabalin

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alpha-2 delta Ca2+ channel blocker anti-epileptic for seizures and for diabetic neuropathic pain, post-herpetic pain, fibromyalgia

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phenobarbital

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post-synaptic GABA promoting agent for epilepsy

62
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benztropine

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mAChR antagonist for parkinson’s

63
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latanoprost

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prostaglandin analog for glaucoma

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galantamine

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AChE inhibitor for mild to moderate Alzheimer’s dementia

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indomethacin

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NSAID for RA, OA, AS, bursitis, gout

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ketorolac

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NSAID for short term pain (post-op)

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lacosamide

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Na+ channel blocker for epilepsy

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naproxen

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NSAID for RA, OA, AS, polyarticular juvenile idiopathic arthritis, bursitis, gout, dysmenorrhea *NSAID of choice when pt at risk for CV complications

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dorzolamide

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topical carbonic anhydrase inhibitor for glaucoma

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camphor

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TRPV1 agonist for pain

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vigabatrin

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GABA-T blocker for epilepsy

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pralidoxime

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cholinesterase inhibitor (cholinesterase regenerator) to restore response of stimulation to the motor nerves after AChE inhibitor exposure

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diclofenac

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NSAID for AS, dysmenorrhea, OA, RA, migraine

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riluzole

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inhibits glutamate release and blocks NMDA and kainite-type glutamate receptors and inhibits voltage-gated Na+ channels for ALS

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fosphenytoin

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derivative of phenytoin used in 2nd IV for status epilepticus

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oxcarbazepine

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Na+ channel blocker for epilepsy

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aspirin

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irreversible COX inhibitor

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bimatoprost

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prostaglandin analog for glaucoma

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diazepam

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post-synaptic GABA promoting agent for epilepsy also used as alternative 1st IV treatment for status epilepticus

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tramadol

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mu opioid receptor agonist for moderate to severe pain

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lamotrigine

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Na+ channel blocker for epilepsy

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levodopa

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dopamine agonist for Parkinson’s

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betaxolol

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B-blocker for glaucoma

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ripinirole

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D2 agonist for parkinson’s

85
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echothiophate

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cholinesterase inhibitor for glaucoma

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entecapone

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COMT inhibitor to increase levodopa action for parkinson’s

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midazolam

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drug of choice for first treatment of status epilepticus if NO IV possible

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phenytoin

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Na+ channel blocker for epilepsy also used in 2nd IV for status epilepticus

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carbachol

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muscarinic agent for glaucoma

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perampanel

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AMPA receptor blocker for epilepsy

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ethosuximide

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Ca2+ T type channel blocker for absence seizures

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timolol

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B-blocker for glaucoma

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ergotamine

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blocks inflammation associated with trigeminal vascular system and suppresses CGRP, treats ongoing migraine attacks

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