Drugs Flashcards

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aspart insulin (novolog and humalog)

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  • onset action of 5 to 15 minutes
  • peak effect in 1 - 2 hours
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detemir insulin (levemir)

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-used for type 1 diabetes

-onset of 1 hour

-lasts for 24 hours

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regular insulin (humalin and novolin)

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  • onset of 1 hour and lasts for 4 hours
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nph insulin

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-onset of 1 hour and peaks at 4 to 6 hours

lasts for 12 hours

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metformin mechanism of action

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-inhibits hepatic gluconeogenesis

-opposes effects of glucagon

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sitagliptin mechanism of action

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increase insulin synthesis and decreases glucagon release.

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tartrate ester length

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short acting

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8
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succinate ester length

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long acting

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amiodarone mechanism of action

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anti arrhythmic blocks potassium currents

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nifedipine mechanism of action

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calcium channel blocker

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clopidogrel mechanism of action

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antiplatelet drug that prevents blood clots from happening

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famatodine mechanism of action

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histamine h2 receptor antagonist used to treat duodenal ulcers and GERD

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cefepime mechanism of action

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cephalosporin antibiotic used for infections

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metronidazole mechanism of action

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antibiotic used to treat GI infections and post operative infections

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ezetimibe mechanism of action

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inhibits absorption of cholesterol in small intestine

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sennosides docusate sodium mechanism of action

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stool softener allows water and fat to permeate into the feces to soften the stool

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polyethylene glycol mechanism of action (miralax)

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laxative drug used to stimulate motility of the intestines

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bisacodyl mechanism of action (miralax)

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stimulant laxative similar to polyethylene glycol

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tamsulosin mechanism of action

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blocks prostate receptors allowing for improved urinary flow due to relaxation of the prostate tissue

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bumetanide mechanism of action

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diuretic used to treat congestive heart failure specific edema

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budesonide mechanism of action

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corticosteroid used to treat inflammatory conditions such as crohn’s disease and COPD

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magnesium oxide mechanism of action

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laxative and acid reducer

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magnesium sulfate mechanism of action

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stops convulsions and replaces magnesium deficiencies.

anti anxiety

relaxes muscles and is known as Epsom salts

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sevelamer carbonate mechanism of action

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lowers phosphate in patients with hyperphosphatemia that have renal failure

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escitalopram mechanism of action
SSRI
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decitabine mechanism of action
antineoplastic drug used to prevent development of a neoplasm tumor
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-ac ending
anti-inflammatory agents (acetic acid derivatives) bromfenac dexpemedolac ketorolac
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-actide ending
synthetic corticotropins
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seractide mechanism of action
stimulates the adrenal glands to synthesize corticosteroids
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-adol middle or -aldol ending
analgesics (mixed opiate receptor agonists / antagonists)
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spiradolene mechanism of action
- opioid agonist, diuretic and antitussive
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-adox ending
antibacterial antibiotics
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-afenone ending
antiarythmics such as (alprafenone)
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rinvoq upadacitinib mechanism of action
steroidal anti-inflammatory drug for rheumatoid arthritis and active psoriatic arthritis.
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magnesium citrate mechanism of action
low quality magnesium supplements with minimum benefits. helps some with digestion and migraines.
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magnesium chloride mechanism of action
topical application in sprays and lotion to reduce soreness
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magnesium glycinate / bisglycinate mechanism of action
most calming form of magnesium used to induce sleep and promote nervous system relaxation
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magnesium malate mechanism of action
energizing form of magnesium used for nervous system stimulation common pre workout ingrediant
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magnesium L-threonate mechanism of action
used as a neutropic for cognitive health, focus, mood. promotes neuroplasticity.
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magnesium lysinate mechanism of action
promotes gastric health and reduces gastric acid and is highly bioavailable
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gabapentin mechanism of action
synthetic analogue of gaba inhibitory neurotransmitter which slows nerve impulses to painful nerves.
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celecoxib mechanism of action
selective cox-2 inhibitor NSAID for treating inflammation in patients with gastric upset from non selective NSAIDs like ibuprofen and naproxen
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braden score is used for
scale of 6 to 23 indicating risk for pressure ulcer 6 being the highest degree of pressure ulcer risk 23 being the lowest risk for developing a pressure ulcer
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pqrst pain assessment tool stands for
p - provoking factors - - what makes it worse or better? q - quality - - what does it feel like? r- region - - where is the pain and where does it spread too? s - severity - - rate the pain on a scale of 1 - 10. t - time - - when is the onset and duration?
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aluminum hydroxide (maalox) mechanism of action
stomach acid reducer
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methocarbamol (robaxin) mechanism of action
muscle relaxant and antispasmotic
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