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1
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hydrocodone bitartrate w/ acetaminophen

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Norco

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2
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Norco

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hydrocodone bitartrate w/ acetaminophen

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TC hydrocodone bitartrate w/ acetaminophen

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Opiod analgesic

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MOA hydrocodone bitartrate w/ acetaminophen

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APAP- Inhibits prostaglandin syntheis, Hydrocodone - acts on central opiate receptors

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5
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AE hydrocodone bitartrate w/ acetaminophen

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Constiptation

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6
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oxycodone w/ acetaminophen

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Percocet

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7
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Percocet

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oxycodone w/ acetminophen

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8
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TC oxycodone w/ acetaminophen

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Opiod analgesic

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9
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MOA oxycodone w/ acetaminophen

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APAP- Inhibits prostaglandin syntheis, Hydrocodone - acts on central opiate receptors

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10
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AE oxycodone w/ acetaminophen

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Constipaton

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11
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oxycodone

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Oxycontin

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12
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Oxycontin

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oxycodone

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13
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TC oxycodone

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Opiod analgesic

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14
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MOA oxycodone

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Action on central opiate receptors

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15
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AE oxycodone

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Constipation

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16
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morphine

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MS Contin

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17
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MS Contin

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morphine

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18
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TC morphine

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Opiod analgesic

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19
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MOA morphine

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Action on central opiate receptors

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20
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AE morphine

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Constipation

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21
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fentanyl (transdermal)

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Duragesic

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22
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Duragesic

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fentanyl (transdermal)

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23
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TC fentanyl

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Opiod analgesic

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24
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MOA fentanyl

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Action on central opiate receptors

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25
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AE fentanyl

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Hypotension

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26
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acetaminophen w/ codeine

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Tylenol with codeine

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27
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Tylenol with codeine

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acetaminophen w/ codeine

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28
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TC acetaminophen w/ codeine

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Opiod analgesic

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29
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MOA acetaminophen w/ codeine

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Acetaminophen - inhibits prostaglandin synthesis, codeine- weak opiate agonist

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30
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AE acetaminophen w/ codeine

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Constipation

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31
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hydromorphone

A

Dilaudid

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32
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Dilaudid

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hydromorphone

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33
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TC hydromorphone

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Opiod analgesic

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34
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MOA hydromorphone

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Action on central opiate receptors

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35
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AE hydromorphone

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Constipation

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36
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methadone

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Methadone

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37
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oxymorphone

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Opana

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38
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buprenorphine with naloxone

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Suboxone

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39
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donepezil

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Aricept

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40
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memantine

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Namenda

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41
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benztropine

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Cogentin

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42
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carbidopa with levodopa

A

Sinemet (CR)

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43
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pramipexole

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Mirapex

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44
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ropinirole

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Requip (XL)

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45
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aripiprazole

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Abilify

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46
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lurasidone

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Latuda

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47
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olanzapine

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Zyprexa

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48
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quetiapine

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Seroquel

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49
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risperidone

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Risperdal

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50
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ziprasidone

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Geodon

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51
Q

amphetamine and dextroamphetamine Salts

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Adderall (XR)

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52
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methylphenidate (IR & ER)

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Ritalin

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53
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dexmethylphenidate

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Focalin (XR)

54
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lisdexamfetamine

55
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atomoxetine

56
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guanfacine

57
Q

Methadone

58
Q

Opana

A

oxymorphone

59
Q

Suboxone

A

buprenorphine with naloxone

60
Q

Aricept

61
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Namenda

62
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Cogentin

A

benztropine

63
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Sinemet (CR)

A

carbidopa with levodopa

64
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Mirapex

A

pramipexole

65
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Requip (XL)

A

ropinirole

66
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Abilify

A

aripiprazole

67
Q

Latuda

A

lurasidone

68
Q

Zyprexa

A

olanzapine

69
Q

Seroquel

A

quetiapine

70
Q

Risperdal

A

risperidone

71
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Geodon

A

ziprasidone

72
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Adderall (XR)

A

amphetamine and dextroamphetamine Salts

73
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Ritalin

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methylphenidate (IR & ER)

74
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Focalin (XR)

A

dexmethylphenidate

75
Q

Vyvanse

A

lisdexamfetamine

76
Q

Strattera

A

atomoxetine

77
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Intuniv

A

guanfacine

78
Q

TC methadone

A

Opiod analgesic

79
Q

TC oxymorphone

A

Opiod analgesic

80
Q

TC buprenorphone w/ naloxone

A

Opiod dependence agent

81
Q

MOA methadone

A

Action on central opiate receptors

82
Q

MOA oxymorphone

A

Action on central opiate receptors

83
Q

MOA buprenorphine w/ naloxone

A

Buprenorphine-partial opiod agonist, Naloxone-antagonist at mu-opioid

84
Q

AE methadone

85
Q

AE oxymorphone

A

Constipation

86
Q

AE buprenorphine w/ naloxone

A

Constipation

87
Q

TC donepezil

A

Alzheimer’s Dementia Agent

88
Q

TC memantine

A

Alzheimer’s Dementia Agent

89
Q

MOA donepezil

A

Acetylcholinesterase inhibitor

90
Q

MOA memantine

A

NMDA receptor antagonist

91
Q

AE donepezil

A

Steven Johnsons Syndrome

92
Q

AE memantine

93
Q

TC benztropine

A

Antiparkinson Agent

94
Q

TC carbidopa w/ levodopa

A

Antiparkinson Agent

95
Q

TC pramipexole

A

Antiparkinson Agent

96
Q

TC ropinirole

A

Antiparkinson Agent

97
Q

TC aripiprazole

A

Antipsychotic

98
Q

TC lurasidone

A

Antipsychotic

99
Q

TC olanzapine

A

Antipsychotic

100
Q

TC quetiapine

A

Antipsychotic

101
Q

TC risperidone

A

Antipsychotic

102
Q

TC ziprasidone

A

Antipsychotic

103
Q

TC amphetamine and dextroamphetamine Salts

A

CNS Agent for ADHD

104
Q

TC methylphenidate (IR & ER)

A

CNS Agent for ADHD

105
Q

TC dexmethylphenidate

A

CNS Agent for ADHD

106
Q

TC lisdexamfetamine

A

CNS Agent for ADHD

107
Q

TC atomoxetine

A

CNS Agent for ADHD

108
Q

TC guanfacine

A

Antihypertensive/ADHD

109
Q

MOA benztropine

A

Cholinergic and Histamine Receptor Inhibitor

110
Q

MOA carbidopa with levodopa

A

Carbidopa - Inhibits Dopa-decarboxylase, Levodopa - converts to dopamine

111
Q

MOA pramipexole

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Nonergot dopamine receptor agonist

112
Q

MOA ropinirole

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Dopamine D2/D3 agonist

113
Q

MOA aripiprazole

A

5-HT2A antagonist

114
Q

MOA quetiapine

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Multiple Neurotransmitter antagonist ( 5HT1, 5HT2, Dopamine 1/D2, Histamine 1, Adrenergic Alpha 1/2 Receptors)

115
Q

MOA methylphenidate (IR & ER)

A

Activates the brain stem arousal system and cortex

116
Q

MOA guanfacine

A

Stimulates Central Alpha-2 Adrenergic receptors

117
Q

AE benztropine

A

Blurry vision

118
Q

AE carbidopa with levodopa

119
Q

AE pramipexole

A

Somnolence

120
Q

AE ropinirole

A

Somnolence

121
Q

AE aripiprazole

122
Q

AE lurasidone

A

Neuroleptic malignant syndrome

123
Q

AE olanzapine

A

Somnolence

124
Q

AE quetiapine

A

Somnolence

125
Q

AE risperidone

A

Tachycardia

126
Q

AE ziprasidone

A

Heart arrhythmias

127
Q

AE amphetamine and dextroamphetamine Salts

128
Q

AE methylphenidate (IR & ER)

129
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AE dexmethylphenidate

130
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AE lisdexamfetamine

131
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AE atomoxetine

132
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AE guanfacine

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Drowsiness

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