Eye Ears Nose and Throat Flashcards by Dani Clark | Brainscape

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What is the generic name for Allerga-D?

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fexofenadine and pseudoephedrine

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What is the generic name for Combivent Respimat?

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Ipratropium and albuterol

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What is the generic name for Duleral?

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Mometasone and Formoterol

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What is the generic name for Flonase?

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Fluticasone

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What is the generic name for Floxin Otic?

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Ofloxacin Otic

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What is the generic name for Pred Forte?

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Prednisolone

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What is the generic name for Singulair

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Montelukast

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What is the generic name for Spiriva?

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Tiotropium

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What is the generic name for Ventolin HFA

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Albuterol

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What is the generic name for Xalatan

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Latanoprost

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What is the drug class for Allega-D?

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alpha/beta agonist and decongetant

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What is the drug class for Combient Respimat?

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Anti Cholinergic beta 2 agonist

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What is the drug class for Dulera?

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Long acting beta agonist

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What is the drug class for Flonase?

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Corticosteroid

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What is the drug class for floxin Otic?

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Fluoroquinolone antibiotic

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What is the drug class for Pred Forte?

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Corticosteroid

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What is the drug class for Singulair?

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Leukotriene receptor agonist

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What is the drug class for Spiriva?

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Anti cholinergic agent

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What is the drug class for Ventolin HFA?

A

Beta 2 agonist

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What is the drug class for Xalatan?

A

Anti Glaucoma/prostaglandin agent

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What is the indication for Allerga-D?

A

seasonal allergies

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What is the indication for Combimat Respimat?

A

acute asthma

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What is the indication for Dulera?

A

Asthma

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What is the indication for Flonase?

A

non-allergic and allergic rhinitis

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What is the indication for Floxin Otic?

A

otistis media

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What is the indication for Pred Forte?

A

cornea injury and eye imflammation diseases

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What is the indication for Singulair?

A

Chronic asthma, seasonal allergies, exercise induced asthma

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What is the indication for Spiriva?

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Asthma/ COPD

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What is the indication for Ventolin HFA?

A

asthm, hyperkalemia

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What is the indication for xalatan?

A

Elevated intraocular pressure

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In what forms does Allerga-D come in?

A

extended release tablet

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In what forms does Combivent come in?

A

oral inhaler, nebulizer solution, oral solution

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In what forms does Dulera come in?

A

Oral inhaler

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In what forms does Flonase come in?

A

nasal solution, therapy pack

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In what forms does Floxin Otic come in?

A

Otic Solution

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In what forms does Pred FOrte come in?

A

ophthalmic suspension or solution

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In what forms does singulair come in?

A

tablet or chewable tablet

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In what forms does spiriva come in?

A

Casule for inhalation, oral inhaler

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In what forms does Ventolin HFA come in?

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aersol powder for inhalation, oral inhaler, nebulizer solution, oral syrup

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In what forms does Xalatan come in?

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Ophthalmic solution