Block 5 Drugs List Flashcards

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Drug class/ group:

Oral combination pill contraceptives – (Progestin and oestrogen)

A

Generic drug name(s):

Desogestrel with Ethinylestradiol

Principal Mechanism of Action for indication:

Suppresses ovulation, reduces LH and FSH secretion

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2
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Drug class/ group:

Oral mini-pill contraceptives (Progestin)

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Generic drug name(s):

Levonorgestrel

Principal Mechanism of Action for indication:

Suppresses ovulation, alters endometrium

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3
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Drug class/ group:

Implants/ injectable contraceptives (Progestin)

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Generic drug name(s):

Etonogestrel

Principal Mechanism of Action for indication:

Suppresses ovulation, alters endometrium

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4
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Drug class/ group:

Hormone replacement therapy (HRT)

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Generic drug name(s):

• Estradiol
• Estradiol with Noresthisterone,
Medroxyprogesterone

Principal Mechanism of Action for indication:

Restores hormone level and function

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5
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Drug class/ group:

Drugs used to induce labour (vaginal administration)

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Generic drug name(s):

Prostaglandin E2 (PGE2; dinoprostone)

Principal Mechanism of Action for indication:

Stimulates uterine contraction and cervical ripening

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Drug class/ group:

Drugs used to augment labour (IV administration)

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Generic drug name(s):

Oxytocin

Principal Mechanism of Action for indication:

Drives myometrial contraction

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