Medication List (1-7) Flashcards

1
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Two Antiemetics (Generic Name)

A

1) Promethazine

2) Ondansetron

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Four Acid Reducers (Generic Name)

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1) Omeprazole
2) Famotidine
3) Magnesium Hydroxide, Aluminum Hydroxide, Simethicone.
4) Calcium Carbonate

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3
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Three Constipation Relievers and Bowel Evacuants (Generic Name)

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1) Docusate Sodium.
2) Polyethylene Glycol (PEG)
3) Bisacodyl

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4
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One Anti-Diarrheal (Generic Name)

A

Loperamide

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5
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Generic Name (Promethazine) -
Brand Name?
A

Phenergan

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Generic Name (Ondansetron) -
Brand Name?
A

Zofran

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Generic Name (Omeprazole) -
Brand Name?
A

Prilosec (Rx)

Prilosec (OTC)

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Generic Name (Famotidine) -
Brand Name?
A
Pepcid (Rx) 
Pepcid AC ( OTC)
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Generic Name (Magnesium Hydroxide, Aluminum Hydroxide, Simethicone) -
Brand Name?
A

Maalox Advanced

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Generic Name (Calcium Carbonate) -
Brand Name?
A

Tums

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Generic Name (Docusate Sodium) -
Brand Name?
A

Colace

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Generic Name (Polyethylene Glycol - PEG) -
Brand Name?
A

MiraLAX

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13
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Generic Name (Bisacodyl) -
Brand Name?
A

Dulcolax

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14
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Generic Name (Loperamide) -
Brand Name?
A
Imodium (Rx) 
Imodium AD (OTC)
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15
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Promethazine/ Phenergan
Dosage Form?
Strength?

A

Tablet
Rectal Suppository
25mg

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16
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Ondansetron/ Zofran
Dosage Form?
Strength?

A

Tablet, ODT

8mg

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17
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Omeprazole/ Prilosec

Prilosec (OTC)

A

Capsule (Rx)
Tablet (OTC)
(Both Delayed Release)
20mg (Rx and OTC)

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18
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Famotidine/ Pepcid

Pepcid AC

A

Tablet

20mg

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19
Q

MgOH, AlOH, Simethicone/ Maalox Advanced

A

Suspension
200mg/ 200mg/ 20mg
per 5ml

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20
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Calcium Carbonate/ Tums

A

Chewable Tablet

500, 750mg

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21
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Docusate Sodium/ Colace

A

Capsule

100mg

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22
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PEG/ MiraLAX

A

Powder for Suspension

17g per capful

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23
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Bisacodyl/ Dulcolax

A

Tablet 5mg

Rectal Suppository 10mg

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Loperamide/ Imodium (Rx)

Imodium AD

A

Capsule (Rx)
Tablet (OTC)
2mg

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Promethazine/ Phenergan

UAD&F?

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1 tablet or suppository every 4-6 hours as needed

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26
Q

Promethazine/ Phenergan

Indications/ Use?

A
  • Prevents and treats nausea/ vomiting.

- Motion Sickness.

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27
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Promethazine/ Phenergan

CT?

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  • Drowsiness.
  • Dizziness.
  • Avoid alcohol due to enhanced drowsiness.
  • Sun sensitivity.
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28
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Ondansetron/ Zofran

UAD&F?

A

1 tablet prior to need, then every 8 hours as needed.

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Ondansetron/ Zofran

Indications/ Use?

A
  • Prevents nausea and vomiting.

- Non-FDA approved for treatment of vomiting.

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30
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Ondansetron/ Zofran

CT?

A
  • Fatigue.
  • HA.
  • Constipation or Diarrhea.
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31
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Omeprazole/ Prilosec (Rx)
Prilosec OTC
UAD&F?

A

1 capsule daily.

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Omeprazole/ Prilosec (Rx)
Prilosec OTC
Indications/ Use?

A
  • Acid Reflux/ Indigestion.

- Prevention and treatment of ulcers.

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Omeprazole/ Prilosec (Rx)
Prilosec OTC
CT?

A
  • Works in 1 day, up to 4 days for full effect.
  • Food delays absorption - take 1 hour before food.
  • Separate from antacids by 2 hours.
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34
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Famotidine/ Pepcid (Rx)
Pepcid AC
UAD&F?

A

1 tablet twice daily.

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Famotidine/ Pepcid (Rx)
Pepcid AC
Indications/ Use?

A
  • Acid Reflux/ indigestion.

- Prevention and treatment of ulcers.

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36
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Famotidine/ Pepcid (Rx)
Pepcid AC
CT?

A
  • Works in 1 day.

- Can be taken with antacids.

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MgOH, AlOH, Simethicone/ Maalox Advanced

UAD&F?

A

2-4 tsp 4 times a day as needed.

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MgOH, AlOH, Simethicone/ Maalox Advanced

Indications/ Use ?

A

AlOH, MgOH:
- Acute acid reflux/ indigestion.
Simethicone:
- Relief of gas pressure/ bloating.

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39
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MgOH, AlOH, Simethicone/ Maalox Advanced

CT?

A
  • Shake well.
  • Works within minutes.
  • Many drug-drug interactions.
  • constipation (aluminum).
  • Diarrhea (magnesium and simethicone).
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40
Q

Calcium Carbonate/ Tums
UAD&F?
MAX?

A

Chew 2-4 tablets as needed.
MAX: 7500 mg/day if used for indigestion.
MAX: 2500 mg/ day if used for supplement.

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41
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Calcium Carbonate/ Tums

Indications/ Use?

A
  • Calcium supplement.

- Acute acid reflux/ indigestion (non-FDA approved)

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42
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Calcium Carbonate/ Tums

CT?

A
  • Constipation.
  • Chew before swallowing.
  • Do not use > 2 weeks.
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43
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Docusate Sodium/ Colace

UAD&F?

A

100-200 mg daily in divided doses.

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44
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Docusate Sodium/ Colace

Indications/ Use?

A
  • Stool softener to relieve constipation (draws water into stool)
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45
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Docusate Sodium/ Colace

CT?

A
  • Works in 1-3 days.
  • Interferes with absorption of some medications so separate by 2 hours.
  • Take with a full glass of water.
  • Diarrhea and Cramps.
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46
Q

PEG/ MiraLAX

UAD&F?

A

Laxative:
17g (1capful) dissolved in 8 oz. of liquid once daily

Colonoscopy prep:
Up to 1 gallon.

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47
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PEG/ MiraLAX

Indications/ Use?

A
  • Stool softener and osmotic laxative to relieve constipation.
  • Bowel evacuant for colonoscopy prep (Non-FDA approved).
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48
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PEG/ MiraLAX

CT?

A
  • Works in 1-3 days.
  • Do not take longer than 2 weeks without physician supervision.
  • Diarrhea, cramps.
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49
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Bisacodyl/ Dulcolax
UAD&F?
MAX?

A

Laxative:
5-15 mg orally daily.
10mg rectally daily.

Colonoscopy prep:
30mg dose.

MAX: 30mg/ day.

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50
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Bisacodyl/ Dulcolax

Indications/ use?

A
  • Stimulant laxative to relieve constipation.

- Bowel evacuant for colonoscopy prep.

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51
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Bisacodyl/ Dulcolax

CT?

A
  • Oral dose works within 8 hours.
  • Suppository works within 15-60 minutes
  • Do not take longer than 1 week without physician supervision.
  • Diarrhea, cramps.
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52
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Loperamide/ Imodium (Rx)
Imodium AD
UAD&F?
MAX?

A

2 tablets after first loose stool, then 1 tablet after each loose stool
MAX: 8mg/day (OTC)
MAX: 16mg/day (Rx)

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53
Q

Loperamide/ Imodium (Rx)
Imodium AD
Indications/ Use?

A
  • Slows peristalsis to treat diarrhea.
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54
Q

Loperamide/ Imodium (Rx)
Imodium AD
CT?

A
  • Drowsiness.

- If diarrhea not improved in 2 days- call MD due to dehydration risk.

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55
Q

Name three Antipsychotics (Generic Name)

A

1) Risperidone.
2) Aripiprazole.
3) Olanzapine.

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56
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Name five Neurologic (Generic Name)

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1) Topiramate.
2) Pregabalin.
3) Gabapentin
4) Lamotrigine.
5) Divalproex

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57
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Name two Hypnotics (Generic Name)

A

1) Zolpidem.

2) Eszopiclone.

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58
Q
Generic Name (Risperidone) 
Brand name?
A

Risperdal

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59
Q

Risperidone/ Risperdal
Dosage Form?
Strength?

A

Tablet

2mg

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60
Q

Risperidone/ Risperdal
UAD&F?
MAX?

A

1 tablet daily

MAX: 16mg/day

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Q

Risperidone/ Risperdal

Indications/ Use?

A
  • Bipolar Disorder.
  • Schizophrenia.
  • Irritability in Autism.
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Q

Risperidone/ Risperdal

CT?

A
  • Drowsiness.
  • Muscle restlessness, stiffness, or spasms.
  • Stomach Upset.
  • Weight Gain.
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63
Q
Generic name ( Aripiprazole) 
Brand name?
A

Abilify

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64
Q

Aripiprazole/ Abilify
Dosage Forms?
Strength?

A

Tablet

10mg

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65
Q

Aripiprazole/ Abilify
UAD&F?
MAX?

A

1 tablet daily

MAX: 30mg/day

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66
Q

Aripiprazole/ Abilify

Indications/ Use?

A
  • Bipolar Disorder.
  • Schizophrenia.
  • Associated psychomotor agitation.
  • Depression (ADJUNCT)
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67
Q

Adjunct meaning?

A

Never a first line of therapy.

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68
Q

Aripiprazole/ Abilify

CT?

A
  • Agitation/ Anxiety.
  • Insomnia.
  • HA.
  • Stomach Upset.
  • Weight gain.
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69
Q
Generic Name ( Olanzapine) 
Brand Name?
A

Zyprexa

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70
Q

Olanzapine/ Zyprexa
Strength?
Dosage Form?

A

Tablet

10mg

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71
Q

Olanzapine/ Zyprexa
UAD&F?
MAX?

A

1 tablet daily

MAX: 20mg/day

72
Q

Olanzapine/ Zyprexa

Indications/use?

A
  • Bipolar Disorder
  • Schizophrenia
  • Treatment resistant depression (ADJUNCT).
73
Q

Olanzapine/ Zyprexa

CT?

A
  • Drowsiness/ Dizziness
  • Dry Mouth.
  • Increase lipid and/ or blood sugar
  • Weight Gain
74
Q
Generic Name ( Topiramate) 
Brand Name?
A

Topamax

75
Q

Topiramate/ Topamax
Dosage Form?
Strength?

A

Tablet

25mg

76
Q

Topiramate/ Topamax
UAD&F?
MAX?

A

1 tablet twice daily

MAX: 400mg/ day

77
Q

Topiramate/ Topamax

Indications/ use?

A
  • Seizures.

- Migraine prevention.

78
Q

Topiramate/ Topamax

CT?

A
  • Dizziness/ Drowsiness.
  • Numbness/ Tingling.
  • Memory Impairment.
  • Weight loss.
79
Q
Generic Name ( Pregabalin  (c-v) ) 
Brand Name?
A

Lyrica

80
Q

Pregabalin/ Lyrica
Dosage Forms?
Strength?

A

Capsules

50mg

81
Q

Pregabalin/ Lyrica
UAD&F?
MAX?

A

1 capsule three times daily.

MAX: 600mg/ day

82
Q

Pregabalin/ Lyrica

Indications/ use?

A
  • Nerve pain disorders (e.g. from shingles).
  • Fibromyalgia
  • Seizure (adjunct)
83
Q

Pregabalin/ Lyrica

CT?

A
  • Drowsiness/ Dizziness.
  • HA.
  • Blurred Vision.
  • Weight gain.
84
Q
Generic Name (Gabapentin) 
Brand Name?
A

Neurontin

85
Q

Gabapentin/ Neurontin
Dosage Forms?
Strength?

A

Capsules

300mg

86
Q

Gabapentin/ Neurontin
UAD&F?
MAX?

A

1 capsule three times daily

MAX: 3600mg/ day

87
Q

Gabapentin/ Neurontin

Indications/ Use?

A
  • Nerve pain from shingles.
  • Seizure (ADJUNCT).
  • Non-FDA use: Nerve pain disorders.
88
Q

Gabapentin/ Neurontin

CT?

A
  • Drowsiness/ Dizziness.

- Uncoordinated muscle movements.

89
Q
Generic Name ( Lamotrigine) 
Brand Name?
A

Lamictal

90
Q

Lamotrigine/ Lamictal
Dosage Forms?
Strength?

A

Tablet

100mg

91
Q

Lamotrigine/ Lamictal
UAD&F?
MAX?

A

1 tablet twice daily.

MAX: 700mg/day

92
Q

Lamotrigine/ Lamictal

Indications/ use?

A
  • Seizures.

- Bipolar disorder.

93
Q

Lamotrigine/ Lamictal

CT?

A
  • Drowsiness/ Dizziness.
  • Uncoordinated muscle movements.
  • HA.
  • Blurred/ double vision.
  • Taper dose ( To prevent Stevens Johnson Syndrome).
94
Q
Generic Name (Divalproex Sodium) 
Brand Name?
A

Depakote

95
Q

Divalproex Sodium/ Depakote
Dosage Forms?
Strength?

A

Delayed release tablet (125, 250, 500mg)

Extended release tablet (250, 500mg)

96
Q

Divalproex Sodium/ Depakote
UAD&F?
MAX?

A

DR: 1 tablet three times daily.
ER: 1 tablet daily.
MAX: 4200mg/ day)

97
Q

Divalproex Sodium/ Depakote

Indications/ use?

A
  • Seizures.
  • Bipolar disorder.
  • Migraine prevention.
98
Q

Divalproex Sodium/ Depakote

CT?

A
  • Drowsiness/ Dizziness.
  • Tremor.
  • Muscle Weakness.
  • Upset Stomach.
99
Q
Generic Name ( Zolpidem (C IV)) 
Brand Name?
A

Ambien

100
Q

Zolpidem/ Ambien
Dosage Forms?
Strength?

A

Tablet

10mg

101
Q

Zolpidem/ Ambien
UAD&F?
MAX?

A

1 tablet at bedtime

MAX: 10mg/ day

102
Q

Zolpidem/ Ambien

Indications/ use?

A
  • Insomnia (short term treatment).
103
Q

Zolpidem/ Ambien

CT?

A
  • Take within 20 minutes of bedtime.
  • Get > 8 hours of rest - May cause next day drowsiness.
  • Risk of abnormal sleep behaviors.
104
Q
Generic Name ( eszopiclone ( C IV) ) 
Brand Name?
A

Lunesta

105
Q

Eszopiclone / Lunesta
Dosage Froms?
Strength?

A

Tablet

2mg

106
Q

Eszopiclone / Lunesta
UAD&F?
MAX?

A

1 tablet at bedtime.

MAX: 3mg/ day.

107
Q

Eszopiclone / Lunesta

Indications/ Use?

A
  • Insomnia.
108
Q

Eszopiclone / Lunesta

CT?

A
  • Temporary metallic taste in mouth.
  • HA.
  • Take within 20 minutes of bedtime.
  • Get > 8 hours of rest- May cause next day drowsiness.
  • Risk of abnormal sleep behaviors.
109
Q

Hypnotics, Neurologic, and Antipsychotics all have 2 similar CT. What are they?

A
  • Avoid alcohol (intensifies some SE such as drowsiness, dizziness, and stomach upset).
  • Do not adjust doses or discontinue without consulting a healthcare provider. (Doses are individualized by physician).
110
Q

Four NSAID’s (Generic Name)

A

1) Acetylsalicylic acid (aspirin, ASA)
2) Ibuprofen.
3) Naproxen.
4) Celecoxib.

111
Q

One steroidal Anti-Inflammatory (Generic Name)

A

1) methylprednisolone.

112
Q

Four Analgesics ( Generic Name)

A

1) Acetaminophen (APAP) .
2) Tramadol ( C IV)
3) Hydrocodone/ Acetaminophen (C II)
4) Oxycodone (CII)

113
Q

One Muscle Relaxant (Generic Name)

A

1) Cyclobenzaprine.

114
Q
Generic Name ( Acetylsalicylic acid - aspirin- ASA) 
Brand Name?
A

Bayer Aspirin

115
Q

Acetylsalicylic acid/ Bayer Aspirin
(aspirin, ASA)
Dosage Forms?
Strength?

A

Tablet.

81, 325, 500, 650mg

116
Q

Acetylsalicylic acid/ Bayer Aspirin
(aspirin, ASA)
UAD&F?
MAX?

A

325-650mg every 4 to 6 hours
81-325mg /day for heart attack and stroke prevention

MAX: 4000 mg/ day for pain, fever, inflammation.

117
Q

Acetylsalicylic acid/ Bayer Aspirin
(aspirin, ASA)
Indications/ Use?

A
  • Mild to moderate pain.
  • Fever.
  • Inflammation (e.g. arthritis sprains).
  • Heart attack and stroke prevention.
118
Q

Acetylsalicylic acid/ Bayer Aspirin
(aspirin, ASA)
CT?

A
  • Stomach upset (bleed/ ulceration).
  • Take with food/ milk, and water.
  • Do not give to children - risk of Reye’s syndrome <18 yo
  • Ringing in ears with high doses.
119
Q
Generic Name ( Ibuprofen ) 
Brand Name?
A

OTC:
Advil
Motrin IB

Rx:
Motrin

120
Q

Ibuprofen/ Advil
Motrin
Dosage Forms?
Strengths?

A

Tablet
OTC: 200mg
Rx: 400, 600, 800mg

121
Q

Ibuprofen/ Advil
Motrin
UAD&F?
MAX?

A

200-400 mg by mouth every 4-6 hours.

OTC MAX: 1200mg/day.
Rx MAX: 3200mg/ day

122
Q

Ibuprofen/ Advil
Motrin
Indications/ use?

A
  • Mild to moderate pain.
  • Fever.
  • Inflammation.
123
Q

Ibuprofen/ Advil
Motrin
CT?

A
  • Stomach Upset (bleed/ ulceration)
  • Take with food/ milk.
  • Avoid if history of heart problems.
124
Q
Generic Name ( Naproxen) 
Brand Name?
A

OTC: Aleve.
Rx: Anaprox

125
Q

Naproxen / Aleve (OTC) - Anaprox (Rx)
Dosage Forms?
Strength?

A

Tablet
OTC: 220mg
Rx: 275, 550mg

126
Q

Naproxen / Aleve (OTC) - Anaprox (Rx)
UAD&F?
MAX?

A

220-440mg initially, then 220mg every 8 to 12 hours

OTC MAX: 660mg/ day

127
Q

Naproxen / Aleve (OTC) - Anaprox (Rx)

Indications/ use?

A
  • Mild to moderate pain.
  • Fever.
  • Inflammation.
128
Q

Naproxen / Aleve (OTC) - Anaprox (Rx)

CT?

A
  • Stomach upset.
  • Take with food/ milk.
  • Avoid if history of heart problems.
129
Q
Generic name (Celecoxib) 
Brand name?
A

Celebrex

130
Q

Celecoxib/ Celebrex
Dosage Forms?
Strength?

A

Capsule

100, 200mg

131
Q

Celecoxib/ Celebrex
UAD&F?
MAX?

A

One 200mg capsule daily or
one 100 mg capsule twice daily
MAX: 400mg/day

132
Q

Celecoxib/ Celebrex

Indications/ use?

A
  • Mild to moderate pain.
  • inflammation.
  • rarely used for FEVER.
133
Q

Celecoxib/ Celebrex

A
  • Stomach upset (possible bleed/ ulceration)
  • Take with food/ milk.
  • Avoid if history of heart problems.
134
Q
Generic name (Methylprednisolone) 
Brand name?
A

Medrol

135
Q

Methylprednisolone/ Medrol
Dosage Forms?
Strength?

A

Tablets,
Dose pack
4mg

136
Q

Methylprednisolone/ Medrol

UAD&F?

A

4-80mg daily
Dose pack- 21 tablets
taken over a course of 6 days.

137
Q

Methylprednisolone/ Medrol

Indications/ use?

A
  • STEROIDAL anti- inflammatory ( ex. treats asthma, poison ivy).
138
Q

Methylprednisolone/ Medrol

CT?

A
  • Finish entire course.
  • Take with food/ milk to avoid stomach upset.
  • May cause insomnia.
139
Q
Generic Name ( Acetaminophen) 
Brand name?
A

Tylenol

140
Q

Acetaminophen/ Tylenol
Dosage forms?
Strength?

A

Tablet

OTC: 325, 500

141
Q

Acetaminophen/ Tylenol
UAD&F?
MAX?

A

325-650mg
every 4-6 hours (as needed)
MAX: 3000 mg/day

142
Q

Acetaminophen/ Tylenol

Indications/ use?

A
  • Mild to moderate pain.

- Fever.

143
Q

Acetaminophen/ Tylenol

CT?

A
  • APAP in many OTC and RX combo products

- Do not treat hangovers with APAP due to liver toxicity.

144
Q
Generic name ( Tramadol C IV) 
Brand name?
A

Ultram

145
Q

Tramadol/ Ultram
Dosage Form?
Strength?

A

Tablet

50mg

146
Q

Tramadol/ Ultram
UAD&F?
MAX?

A

50- 100mg every 4 to 6 hours

MAX: 400 mg/ day

147
Q

Tramadol/ Ultram

Indications/ use?

A
  • Moderate to moderately sever pain.
148
Q

Tramadol/ Ultram

CT?

A
  • Constipation.
  • Drowsiness.
  • Dizziness.
149
Q

Generic name (Hydrocodone- Acetaminophen)
Brand Name?
This is a (C II)—^

A

Norco

Vicodin

150
Q

Hydrocodone- Acetaminophen/ Norco- Vicodin
Dosage Form?
Strength?

A

Tablet
Norco: 5mg/325mg
Vicodin: 5mg/ 300mg

151
Q

Hydrocodone- Acetaminophen/ Norco- Vicodin
UAD&F?
MAX?

A

1 to 2 tablets every 4 to 6 hours

MAX: 3000 mg/ day of acetaminophen per day.

152
Q

Hydrocodone- Acetaminophen/ Norco- Vicodin

Indications/ use?

A
  • Moderate to severe pain.
153
Q

Hydrocodone- Acetaminophen/ Norco- Vicodin

CT?

A
  • Do not treat hangovers with APAP due to liver toxicity.
  • Stomach upset.
  • Constipation.
  • Drowsiness.
154
Q
Generic name ( Oxycodone C II) 
Brand name?
A

Oxycontin

155
Q

Oxycodone/ Oxycontin
Dosage Forms?
Strength?

A

CR tablets

10, 20, 40, 80 mg

156
Q

Oxycodone/ Oxycontin
UAD&F?
MAC?

A

10mg- 80mg twice daily

MAX: Individualized

157
Q

Oxycodone/ Oxycontin

Indications/ use?

A
  • Moderate to severe pain?
158
Q

Oxycodone/ Oxycontin

CT?

A
  • Stomach upset.
  • Constipation.
  • Drowsiness.
  • Do not crush or chew CR tablets.
159
Q
Generic name (Cyclobenzaprine) 
Brand name?
A

Flexeril

160
Q

Cyclobenzaprine/ Flexeril
Dosage Forms?
Strength?

A

Tablet

5, 10mg

161
Q

Cyclobenzaprine/ Flexeril

UAD&F?

A

5-10 mg up to 3 times daily

162
Q

Cyclobenzaprine/ Flexeril

Indications/ use?

A

Tx muscle spasms

163
Q

Cyclobenzaprine/ Flexeril

CT?

A
  • Drowsiness.

- Dry mouth

164
Q

All medications = Avoid alcohol due to its ability to intensify side effects.
NSAIDS/ steroidal anti-inflammatory?
Tylenol?
Other RX analgesics/ Muscle relaxant?

A

NSAIDS/ steroidal anti-inflammatory- risk of stomach upset (possible GI bleed/ ulceration)
Tylenol - Risk of liver toxicity.
Other RX analgesics/ Muscle relaxant - enhance drowsiness.

165
Q

Name 2 ADHD medications?

A

1) Amphetamine/ Dextroamphetamine (C II) — Adderall XR

2) Methylphenidate — Concerta

166
Q

Generic Name is Amphetamine/ Dextroamphetamine

what is the band name?

A

Adderall XR

167
Q

Amphetamine/ Dextroamphetamine (C II) — Adderall XR
Dosage Form?
Strength?

A

Capsule

20 mg XR

168
Q

Amphetamine/ Dextroamphetamine (C II) — Adderall XR

UAD&F?

A

One 20mg XR capsule daily

169
Q

Amphetamine/ Dextroamphetamine (C II) — Adderall XR

Indications/ use?

A
  • ADHD

- Narcolepsy

170
Q

Amphetamine/ Dextroamphetamine (C II) — Adderall XR

CT?

A
  • Take in the AM sue to Insomnia
  • Decreased appetite/ Weight loss
  • Increases heart rate.
  • Dry mouth
  • HA
171
Q
Generic Name (Methylphenidate (C II), what is the
Brand name?
A

Concerta

172
Q

Methylphenidate/ Concerta
Dosage Form?
Strength?

A

Tablet

18, 27, 36, 54 mg

173
Q

Methylphendiate/ Concerta
UAD&F?
MAX?

A

One 18mg tablet daily in the AM

MAX: 72mg/ day

174
Q

Methylphendiate/ Concerta

Indications/ Use?

A
  • ADHD

- Narcolepsy

175
Q

Methylphendiate/ Concerta

CT?

A
  • Take in the AM due to insomnia
  • Decreased appetite/ weight loss
  • Increases heart rate
  • Dry mouth
  • HA