Cumulative Drug List

Question 1

Acetaminophen

Answer 1

Class: NSAID (but lacks anti-inflammatory effects)

Indication: Mild-to-severe pain, fever, osteoarthritis

Question 2

Adenosine

Answer 2

Class: Endogenous nucleoside

Indication: Arrhythmias that can be terminated by slowing AV conduction

Question 3

Albuterol

Answer 3

Class: β2 agonist

Indication: Asthma, COPD

Question 4

Aliskiren

Answer 4

Class: Direct renin inhibitor

Indication: HTN

Question 5

Amlodipine

Answer 5

Class: CCB (DHP)

Indication: Angina pectoris, HTN

Question 6

Amphetamine

Answer 6

Class: Amphetamine-like indirect sympathomimetic

Indication: Drug of abuse, ADHD, narcolepsy

Question 7

Aspirin

Answer 7

Class: NSAID

Indication: Mild-to-severe pain, fever, osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, dysmenorrhea, migraine, cardioprotection (low-dose)

Question 8

Atenolol

Answer 8

Class: β1 antagonist

Indication: Angina pectoris, MI, cardiac arrhythmias, HTN

Question 9

Atropine

Answer 9

Class: mAChR antagonist

Indication: Bradycardia, AV block, toxicology (treatment of mycetism, anti-ChE toxicity)

Question 10

Bethanechol

Answer 10

Class: mAChR agonist

Indication: Urinary retention (e.g., neurogenic bladder)

Question 11

Bosentan

Answer 11

Class: ET receptor antagonist

Indication: Pulmonary HTN

Question 12

Carvedilol

Answer 12

Class: β antagonist w/additional CV actions

Indication: Angina pectoris, MI, HFrEF, HTN

Question 13

Celecoxib

Answer 13

Class: NSAID (selective for COX-2)

Indication: Moderate-to-severe pain, osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis

Question 14

Clonidine

Answer 14

Class: α2 agonist

Indication: HTN

Question 15

Digoxin

Answer 15

Class: Cardiac glycoside

Indication: HFrEF, cardiac arrhythmias that can be treated by decreases AV conduction

Question 16

Dobutamine

Answer 16

Class: β1 agonist

Indication: Acute HF, cardiogenic shock (IV only)