Generic Drug Name Combinations Flashcards

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Generic – Acetaminophen//Aspirin//Caffeine

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> Brand – Excedrin®
Class – analgesics
Indications – migraine headaches
(OTC pain)

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Generic – Aluminum Hydroxide//Magnesium Carbonate

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> Brand – Gaviscon®
Class – antacids
Background – bases neutralize acids
Pharmacology – neutralizes the stomach acids and converts the acids into water
Indications – heartburn, upset stomach
Side Effects – constipation (calcium and aluminum), diarrhea (magnesium), kidney stones (calcium)
Interactions – antacids can interfere with certain drug absorption
(OTC)

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Generic – Aluminum//Magnesium Hydroxide//Simethicone

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> Brand – Mylanta®
Class – antacids
Background – bases neutralize acids
Pharmacology – neutralizes the stomach acids and converts the acids into water
Indications – heartburn, upset stomach
Side Effects – constipation (calcium and aluminum), diarrhea (magnesium), kidney stones (calcium), gas and bloating
Interactions – antacids can interfere with certain drug absorption
(OTC)

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Generic – Aluminum//Magnesium Hydroxide//Simethicone or Calcium Carbonate

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> Brand – Maalox®
Class – antacids
Background – bases neutralize acids
Pharmacology – neutralizes the stomach acids and converts the acids into water
Indications – heartburn, upset stomach
Side Effects – constipation (calcium and aluminum), diarrhea (magnesium), kidney stones (calcium), gas and bloating
Interactions – antacids can interfere with certain drug absorption
(OTC)

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Generic – Amlodipine//Benazepril

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> Brand – Lotrel®

> Indications – hypertension

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Generic – Amoxicillin//Clavulanate

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> Brand – Augumentin®
Class – antibiotics
Background – bacteria and humans are living cells, but there are several structural and physiological differences between them
Pharmacology – there are different antibiotic classes where each one exploits a difference between bacterial and human cells.
Indications – bacterial infections
Side effects – diarrhea
Interactions – increases warfarin of increased bleeding, and decreases oral contraceptives effects, and impair antibiotic absorption from electrolytes within antacids and multivitamins
(Finish all medication unless directed otherwise)

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Generic – Amphetamine//Dextroamphetamine

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> Brand – Adderall®
Class – stimulants
Background – poor mental focus is a major ADHD symptom
Pharmacology – stimulates the central nervous system to improve mental focus
Indications – ADHD, narcolepsy
Side Effects – insomnia, hypertension, dependency
Interactions – increases high blood pressure and cardiovascular problems from other stimulant drugs (e.g. caffeine and weight-loss)
(C-II)

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Generic – Aspirin//Dipyridamole

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> Brand – Aggrenox®
Class – antiplatelets
Background – one of two key blood clot components are platelets
Pharmacology – prevents platelet aggregation
Indications – pain, blood clots
Side Effects – excessive bleeding, easy bruising
Interactions – increase gastrointestinal bleeding risks when used with NSAIDS and aspirin

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Generic – Butalbital//Acetaminophen//Caffeine

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> Brand – Fioricet®

> Indications – migraine headaches

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Generic – Calcium Carbonate//Magnesium Hydroxide

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> Brand – Rolaids®
Class – antacids
Background – bases neutralize acids
Pharmacology – neutralizes the stomach acids and converts the acids into water
Indications – heartburn, upset stomach
Side Effects – constipation (calcium and aluminum), diarrhea (magnesium), kidney stones (calcium), gas and bloating
Interactions – antacids can interfere with certain drug absorption
(OTC)

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Generic – Citric Acid//Sodium Bicarbonate

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> Brand – Alka-Seltzer®
Class – antacids
Pharmacology – most contain aluminum or calcium for patients with diarrhea, and simethicone antacids are good for reducing gas and bloating
Indications - heartburn, indigestion, nausea, upset stomach
(OTC)

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Generic – Docusate//Sennosides

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> Brand – Senokot-S®
Class – laxatives
Indications – constipation
(OTC)

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Generic – Drospirenone//Ethinyl Estradiol

24 active and 4 inactive tablets

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> Brand – Gianvi®, Yaz®
Class – hormone contraceptives
Background – hormones normally rise and fall in a pattern or “cycle” promoting egg ovulation and implantation for pregnancy to occur
Pharmacology – preventing egg ovulation and/or implantation
Indications – pregnancy prevention
Side Effects – nausea and vomiting, abdominal pain, emotional changes, blood clots
Interactions – increases blood clot formation from smoking cigarettes, and reduces hormone contraceptive effects from antibiotics
(Category X)
(Do not use during pregnancy)

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Generic – Ethinyl Estradiol//Norethindrone//Ferrous Fumarate

(24 active and 4 iron tablets)

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> Brand – Loestrin® 24 Fe, Lomedia® 24 Fe
Class – hormone contraceptives
Background – hormones normally rise and fall in a pattern or “cycle” promoting egg ovulation and implantation for pregnancy to occur
Pharmacology – preventing egg ovulation and/or implantation
Indications – pregnancy prevention
Side Effects – nausea and vomiting, abdominal pain, emotional changes, blood clots
Interactions – increases blood clot formation from smoking cigarettes, and reduces hormone contraceptive effects from antibiotics
(Category X)
(Do not use during pregnancy)

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Generic – Ezetemibe//Simvastatin

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> Brand – Vytorin®

> indications – high cholesterol

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Generic – Fluticasone//Salmeterol

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> Brand – Advair®
Indications – asthma, COPD
(inhaler)

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Generic – Guafenasin//Codine

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> Brand – Cheratussin AC®
Indications – cough
(C-V)

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Generic – Guafenesin//Codeine//Pseudoephedrine

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> Brand – Cheratussin DAC®
Indications – cough/congestion
(C-V)

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Generic – Hydrochlorothiazide//Triamterene

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> Brand – Dyazide®, Maxzide®

> Indications – hypertension

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Generic – Hydrocodone//Homatropine

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> Brand – Hycodan®, Hydromet®
Indications – cough
(C-II)

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Generic – Irbesartan//Hydrochlorothiazide

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> Brand – Avalide®

> Indications – hypertension

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Generic – Losartan//Hydrochlorothiazide

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> Brand – Hyzaar®

> Indications – hypertension

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Generic – Norelgestromin//Ethinyl Estradiol

transdermal patch

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> Brand – Ortho Evra®, Xulane®
Class – hormone contraceptives
Background – hormones normally rise and fall in a pattern or “cycle” promoting egg ovulation and implantation for pregnancy to occur
Pharmacology – preventing egg ovulation and/or implantation
Indications – pregnancy prevention
Side Effects – nausea and vomiting, abdominal pain, emotional changes, blood clots
Interactions – increases blood clot formation from smoking cigarettes, and reduces hormone contraceptive effects from antibiotics
(Category X)
(Do not use during pregnancy)

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Generic – Norgestimate//Ethinyl Estradiol

21 active and 7 inactive tablets

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> Brand – Ortho Cyclen®, Ortho Tri-Cyclen®, Sprintec®, Tri-Sprintec®
Class – hormone contraceptives
Background – hormones normally rise and fall in a pattern or “cycle” promoting egg ovulation and implantation for pregnancy to occur
Pharmacology – preventing egg ovulation and/or implantation
Indications – pregnancy prevention
Side Effects – nausea and vomiting, abdominal pain, emotional changes, blood clots
Interactions – increases blood clot formation from smoking cigarettes, and reduces hormone contraceptive effects from antibiotics
(Category X)
(Do not use during pregnancy)

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Generic – Oxycodone//Acetaminophen

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> Brand – Endocet®, Percocet®
Indications – pain
(C-II)

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Generic – Piperacillin//Tazobactam

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> Brand – Zosyn®
Class – antibiotics
Background – bacteria and humans are living cells, but there are several structural and physiological differences between them
Pharmacology – there are different antibiotic classes where each one exploits a difference between bacterial and human cells.
Indications – bacterial infections
Side effects – diarrhea
Interactions – increases warfarin of increased bleeding, and decreases oral contraceptives effects, and impair antibiotic absorption from electrolytes within antacids and multivitamins
(Finish all medication unless directed otherwise)

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Generic – Sulfamethoxazole//Trimethoprim

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> Brand – Bactrim®, Septra®
Class – antibiotics
Background – bacteria and humans are living cells, but there are several structural and physiological differences between them
Pharmacology – there are different antibiotic classes where each one exploits a difference between bacterial and human cells.
Indications – bacterial infections
Side effects – diarrhea
Interactions – increases warfarin of increased bleeding, and decreases oral contraceptives effects, and impair antibiotic absorption from electrolytes within antacids and multivitamins
(Finish all medication unless directed otherwise)

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Generic – Tramadol//Acetaminophen

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> Brand – Ultracet®
Indications – Pain
(C-IV)