Drugs- By Indication Flashcards
A drug used for local anesthesia (infiltration, nerve block, and spinal). Ester or amide?
Procaine. Ester.
A drug used for local anesthesia (spinal and topical). T 1/2 is —- min. Ester or amide?
Tetracaine. 30 min. Ester.
A drug used for local anesthesia (infiltration, nerve block). Duration is —— (long or short). Ester or amide?
Chloroprocaine. Short duration. Ester.
A drug used for local anesthesia (topical OTC). Ester or amide?
Benzocaine. Ester.
A drug used for local anesthesia (all forms of local anesthesia). Ester or amide? Duration 4-6hr.
Bipuvicaine. Amide.
A drug used for local anesthesia (all forms of local anesthesia). Ester or amide? More potent than procaine, acts longer than procaine.
Lidocaine. Amide.
A drug used for local anesthesia (all forms of local anesthesia). Ester or amide? Similar to bipuvicaine but fewer cardio side fx.
Ropivicaine. Amide.
A drug used to treat idiopathic intracranial HTN, also a loop diuretic.
Furosemide
A drug used to treat idiopathic intracranial HTN, also a CAi.
Acetazolamide
TWO drugs that can used for acute muscle spasm due to tissue injury
Cyclobenzaprine
Diazepam (usefulness ltd by sedative effects)
A drug used to treat cerebral palsy.
Diazepam (benzodiazepine)
Four drugs that can be used to treat spinal cord injury
Benzodiazepine
Baclofen
Tizanidine
Dantrolene
Four drugs that can be used to treat MS
Baclofen
Tizanidine
Dantrolene
Dalfampridine
Dopamine precursor used to treat PD and dystonia
Levodopa
Inhibitor of L-dopa conversion to dopamine, used in combination with other drugs to treat PD and dystonia.
Carbidopa