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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12
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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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14
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flurbiprofen

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NSAID for ophthlamic use

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15
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methazolamide

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systemic carbonic anhydrase inhibitor for glaucoma

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16
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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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18
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rufinamide

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Na+ channel blocker for epilepsy

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19
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amantadine

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anti-viral used to treat parkinsons (MOA unknown)

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20
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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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22
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butorphanol

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mixed opioid agonist/antagonist for mild to moderate pain

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23
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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
post-synaptic GABA promoting agent for epilepsy (gets metabolized to phenobarbital)
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botulinum A toxin injection
used to tics and tremors
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pentazocine
mixed opioid agonist/antagonist for analgesia and sedation
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dexmedetomidine
alpha 2 agonist for short term sedation
29
rivastigmine
AChE inhibitor for mild to moderate Alzheimer's and Parkinsonian dementia
30
brinzolamide
topical carbonic anhydrase inhibitor for glaucoma
31
tapentadol
weak mu opioid receptor agonist for pts not effectively treated by other non-opioids or opioids
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selegiline
MAOI for parkinson's
33
ezogabine
K+ channel blocker for epilepsy
34
travoprost
prostaglandin analog for glaucoma
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eslicarbazepine
Na+ channel blocker for epilepsy
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dihydroergotamine
blocks inflammation associated with trigeminal vascular system and suppresses CGRP, treats ongoing migraine attacks
37
clonidine
alpha 2 agonist for HTN, severe pain, and cancer pain
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ketamine
NMDA antagonist for post-op pain
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clonazepam
post-synaptic GABA promoting agent for epilepsy
40
apomorphine
D2 agonist for parkinson's
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clobazam
post-synaptic GABA promoting agent for epilepsy
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menthol
TRPM8 agonist for pain
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sumatriptan
5-HT agonist for terminating migraines
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donezapil
AChE inhibitor for mild, moderate, severe alzheimer's dementia
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celecoxib
COX-2 inhibitor for inflammation, pain, fever
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felbamate
NDMA receptor blocker for epilepsy
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amitryptyline
TCA anti-depressant with analgesic effects
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rasagiline
MAOI for parkinson's
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pilocarpine
muscarinic agent for glaucoma
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metipranolol
B-blocker for glaucoma
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tolcapone
COMT inhibitor to increase levodopa action for parkinson's
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capsaicin
TRPV1 agonist for nociceptive and neuropathic pain
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safinamide
MAOI for parkinson's
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valproic acid
Na+ channel blocker, GABA-T blocker, and Ca2+ T type channel blocker for epilepsy also used in 2nd IV for status epilepticus
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acetazolamide
systemic carbonic anhydrase inhibitor for glaucoma
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demecarium
cholinesterase inhibitor for glaucoma
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gabapentin
alpha-2 delta Ca2+ channel blocker anti-epileptic for seizures and for diabetic neuropathic pain, post-herpetic pain, fibromyalgia, RLS
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carteolol
B-blocker for glaucoma
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brivaracetam
synaptic vesicle 2A protein blocker for epilepsy
60
pregabalin
alpha-2 delta Ca2+ channel blocker anti-epileptic for seizures and for diabetic neuropathic pain, post-herpetic pain, fibromyalgia
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phenobarbital
post-synaptic GABA promoting agent for epilepsy
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benztropine
mAChR antagonist for parkinson's
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latanoprost
prostaglandin analog for glaucoma
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galantamine
AChE inhibitor for mild to moderate Alzheimer's dementia
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indomethacin
NSAID for RA, OA, AS, bursitis, gout
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ketorolac
NSAID for short term pain (post-op)
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lacosamide
Na+ channel blocker for epilepsy
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naproxen
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
topical carbonic anhydrase inhibitor for glaucoma
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camphor
TRPV1 agonist for pain
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vigabatrin
GABA-T blocker for epilepsy
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pralidoxime
cholinesterase inhibitor (cholinesterase regenerator) to restore response of stimulation to the motor nerves after AChE inhibitor exposure
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diclofenac
NSAID for AS, dysmenorrhea, OA, RA, migraine
74
riluzole
inhibits glutamate release and blocks NMDA and kainite-type glutamate receptors and inhibits voltage-gated Na+ channels for ALS
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fosphenytoin
derivative of phenytoin used in 2nd IV for status epilepticus
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oxcarbazepine
Na+ channel blocker for epilepsy
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aspirin
irreversible COX inhibitor
78
bimatoprost
prostaglandin analog for glaucoma
79
diazepam
post-synaptic GABA promoting agent for epilepsy also used as alternative 1st IV treatment for status epilepticus
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tramadol
mu opioid receptor agonist for moderate to severe pain
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lamotrigine
Na+ channel blocker for epilepsy
82
levodopa
dopamine agonist for Parkinson's
83
betaxolol
B-blocker for glaucoma
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ripinirole
D2 agonist for parkinson's
85
echothiophate
cholinesterase inhibitor for glaucoma
86
entecapone
COMT inhibitor to increase levodopa action for parkinson's
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midazolam
drug of choice for first treatment of status epilepticus if NO IV possible
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phenytoin
Na+ channel blocker for epilepsy also used in 2nd IV for status epilepticus
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carbachol
muscarinic agent for glaucoma
90
perampanel
AMPA receptor blocker for epilepsy
91
ethosuximide
Ca2+ T type channel blocker for absence seizures
92
timolol
B-blocker for glaucoma
93
ergotamine
blocks inflammation associated with trigeminal vascular system and suppresses CGRP, treats ongoing migraine attacks