Medication Names/Class #1

Question 1

lispro

Answer 1

Humalog

Rapid-acting insulin

Question 2

aspart

Answer 2

Novolog

Rapid-acting insulin

Question 3

Regular insulin

Answer 3

Humulin R/Novolin R

Short-acting insulin

Question 4

NPH

Answer 4

Humulin N

Intermediate-acting

Question 5

detemir

Answer 5

Levemir

Intermediate-acting insulin

Question 6

glargine

Answer 6

Lantus

Long-acting insulin

Question 7

chlorpromamide

Answer 7

Diabinese

Sulfonylurea (oral antidiabetic)

Question 8

glyburide

Answer 8

DiaBeta

Sulfonylurea (oral antidiabetic)

Question 9

glipizide

Answer 9

Glucotrol

sulfonylurea (oral antidiabetic)

Question 10

metformin HCL

Answer 10

Glucophage

Biguanide (oral antidiabetic)

Question 11

pioglitazone

Answer 11

Actos

Thiazolidinedione (otherwise known as gliazones) (oral antidiabetic)

Question 12

repaglinide

Answer 12

Prandin

Meglitinide (oral antidiabetic)

Question 13

acarbose

Answer 13

Precose

Alpha glucosidase inhibitor (oral antidiabetic)

Question 14

pramlintide

Answer 14

Symlin

Amylin mimetic (oral antidiabetic)

Question 15

exanatide

Answer 15

Byetta

Incretin mimetic (oral antidiabetic)

Question 16

glucagon

Answer 16

GlucaGen

hyperglycemic agent

Question 17

levothyroxine

Answer 17

Synthroid

Synthetic Thyroxine (T4) (thyroid hormone)

Question 18

propylthiouracil

Answer 18

PTU

AntiThyroid Medication

Question 19

neupogen

Answer 19

Filgrastim

Immune stimulant (used to increase WBC count in agranulocytosis)

Question 20

radioactive iodine

Answer 20

RAI

AntiThyroid medication

Question 21

vasopressin

Answer 21

ADH

Question 22

desmopressin

Answer 22

DDVAP

ADH

Question 23

hydrocortisone

Answer 23

Solu-Cortef

Adrenal hormone replacement (glucocorticoid)