Pharmacology Flashcards

1
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pharmacodynamics is the relationship between what 2 things

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how the drug effects the body

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2
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pharmacokinetics is the relationship between what 2 things

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how the body effects the drug

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3
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allergic reaction type 1 has a quick or slow onset?

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immediate reaction (within minutes to an hour)

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4
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is a high therapeutic index safe

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yes, the bigger the number the “more room for error” and the safer the drug

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5
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where are most drugs metabolized

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liver

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6
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where are most drugs excreted

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kidney

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7
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do adrenergic drugs have sympathetic or parasympathetic effects

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sympathetic

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8
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do cholinergic drugs have sympathetic or parasympathetic effects

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parasympathetic

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9
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what is a key side effect for patients on anti-hypertensive drugs

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risk for orthostatic hypotension if you sit them up too quickly

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10
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name the suffix and function of this drug: beta blocker

A

-olol
-decreases cardiac output by slowing down the heartbeat and decreasing the force of the contraction

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11
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how much epinephrine is okay for patients on beta blockers (specifically non selective)

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0.04mg or 2 carts

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12
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name the suffix and function of this drug class: diuretics

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-ide
-blocks sodium re-uptake causing more water to be excreted from the body
-FIRST LINE

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13
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name the suffix and function of this drug class: calcium channel blockers

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-pine
-ihibits calcium from entering cells
-GINGIVAL HYPERPLASIA

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14
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name the suffix and function of this drug class: ACE

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-pril
-inhibits the production of angiotensin II which narrows blood vessels
-DRY COUGH

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15
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name the suffix and function of this drug class: ARB

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-tan
-blocks function of angiotensin II

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16
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what 2 agents are used for congestive heart failure

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digoxin and spironalactone

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17
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what 3 agents are used for anti-arrythmia

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beta blockers, calcium channel blockers, and lidocaine

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18
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what is the treatable INR range

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less than 3

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19
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what are the 3 anticoagulants

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aspirin, warfarin, and clopidogrel

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20
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NSAIDs have what 3 properties

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antipyretic, anti-inflammatory, and analgesic

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21
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what unwanted side effects do cox-1 inhibitor medications pose

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gastric ulceration and renal toxicity

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22
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what body organ do antipyretics effects

A

the hypothalamus

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23
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brand name of ibuprofen

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advil and motrin

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24
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brand name of acetaminophen

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tylenol

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25
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brand name of naproxen

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aleve

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26
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what properties does acetaminophen or tylenol not have

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anti-inflammatory and blood coagulation effects

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27
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what are common opioid side effects

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euphoria, sleep, respiratory depression, constipation, miosis,

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28
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what is naloxone or narcan used for

A

treat opioid overdoses

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29
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what is the most common opioid used in dentistry

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codeine

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30
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list contraindications for nitrous oxide

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copd, pregnancy, cystic fibrosis infections, emotional illness, and history of substance abuse

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31
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what color is the nitrous oxide tank

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blue

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32
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bactericidal agents do what to the bacteria as compared to bacteriostatic agents

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bactericidal agents kill the bacteria and bactericidal agents inhibit the bacterial growth

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33
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in pregnancy what antibiotic can you use and what should you avoid

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you can use amoxicillin, but you should avoid ciprofloxacin and tetracycline

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34
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what antibiotics are bactericidal

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penicillin, metronidazole, and cephalosporin

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35
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what is the first and second line antibiotic of choice

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first is amoxicillin and second is clindamycin

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36
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what side effects to clindamycin and macrolide drugs have

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gi cramps and nausea

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37
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what drug is arestin

A

minocycline HCL

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38
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what drug is periostat

A

doxycylcine capsules

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39
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when should tetracycline drugs not be prescribed

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to children under 9 years of age, pregnant women, or nursing mothers

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40
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what 2 things inhibit tetracycline absorprtion

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antacids and milk

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41
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what is the brand name of cephalexin and what drug is it similar to

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keflex; similar in side effects and affect to penicillin agents so do not prescribe this drug if the patient is allergic to penicillin

42
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what is the most common and effective antibiotic to treat periodontal disease

A

metronidazole

43
Q

what side effects do metronidazole pose

A

metallic taste and black hairy tongue

44
Q

what is more difficult to treat, a virus or bacteria

45
Q

what is acyclovir used to treat and what is its brand name

A

zovirax and it is used to treat HSV1, HSV2, epstein barr virus, and shingles

46
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what is the brand name of docosanol and what is it used to treat

A

abreva and cold sores

47
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what is the brand name of zidovudine and what virus is it used to treat

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AZT/retrovir and it is used to treat HIV

48
Q

what patients are more likely to get thrush

A

immunocompromised patients

49
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what 2 agents (brand and generic) are used to treat thrush

A

nystatin (mycostatin) and fluconazole (diflucan)

50
Q

what drugs are used to treat tuberculosis

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isoniazid (INH), rifampin (rifadin), and pyrazinamide

51
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does a positive purified protein derivative TB test mean you have active TB

A

no, it just means you have been exposed at some point in your life

52
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what 2 neurotransmitters are in low levels in people with depression

A

norepinephrine and seratonin

53
Q

name 3 most common SSRIs brand and generic

A

fluoxetine (prozac)
citalopram (celexa)
sertraline (zoloft)

54
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name the brand and generic of the most common tricyclic antidepressant. what in dentistry is contraindicated in patients taking this medication. (hint: Local anesthesia)

A

amitriptyline (elavil); epinephrine is contraindicated

55
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what is the brand and generic of the most common MAOs antidepressant

A

phenelzine (nardil)

56
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what is the brand and generic of the most common NDRIs

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bupropion (wellbutrin)

57
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most common oral side effect for patients taking antidepressants, antipsychotics, and anti-anxiety agents

A

xerostomia

58
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what medications are in the anti-psychotic class

A

chlorpromazine (thoracine) and clozapine (clozaril)a pine magazine for the crazies

59
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what drugs are in the benzodiazepines anti-anxiety drug class

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diazepam (valium), lorazepam (ativan), and alprazolam (xanax)the lamb is anxious

60
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what drugs are in the hypnotics class

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zolpidem (ambien) and eszopiclone (lunesta)

61
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what anti-anxiety agents are most common in dentistry due to their short onset of action and half life

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valium, ativan, and xanax

62
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what are the 3 anticonvulsive agents to treat seizures and which one can cause gingival enlargement

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phenytoin (dilantin), phenobrabital, and carbamazepine (tegretrol).phenytoin has gingival enlargement side effects

63
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what common substances used in abuse are depressants

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alcohol and opioids

64
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what common substances used in abuse or stimulants

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amphetamines, cocaine, and nicotine

65
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what common substance used in abuse are hallucinates

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marijuana and LSD

66
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if a patient has used cocaine in the past 24 hours what should be avoided in dentistry (hint: local anesthesia)

A

epinephrine because they are both vasoconstrictors

67
Q

benzodiazepines increase which calming neurotransmitter

68
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name brand and generic of antihistamine drugs and what are their common side effects

A

diphenydramine (benadryl) and loratadine (claritin). these cause drowsiness and xerostomia.

69
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corticosteroid drugs brand and generic name (2)

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fluticasone (flonase) and hydrocortisone cream

70
Q

what medication is used for preventing organ transplant rejection. What is it’s red flag?

A

cyclosporin (sandimmune)gingival enlargement!!!

71
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what are corticosteroids used for

A

decrease inflammation, allergic reactions, and to treat autoimmune disorders such as Addison’s disease.

72
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what are corticosteroid medications brand and generic and what are their side effects

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prednisone (deltasone), meythlprednisone (medrol)SE: increase risk for infections, peptic ulcers, delays in healing, and osteoporosis end in -asone, put ice on your injury to reduce inflammation

73
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what are corticosteroid medications brand and generic and what are their side effects

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prednisone (deltasone), meythlprednisone (medrol)SE: increase risk for infections, peptic ulcers, delays in healing, and osteoporosis end in -asone, put ice on your injury to reduce inflammation

74
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is symlin a natural or man made hormone

A

man made hormone used for type 1 diabetes

75
Q

what medications are used to treat type 2 diabetes

A

biguanides aka metformin and meglitinides aka repaglinide

76
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what are key concerns for type 2 diabetic patients

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hypoglycemia, poor wound healing, weight gain, and infections including periodontal diseases

77
Q

Do you want a high level of HDL or LDL

78
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what are the anti-hyperlipidemic drugs

A

rosuvastatin (crestor), atorvastatin (lipitor), simvastatin (zocor), lovastatin (mevacor), and cholestyramine (questran)

79
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what juice should antihyperlipidemic drugs not be taken with

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grapefruit juice

80
Q

hypothyroidism in children is called ____ and in adults is called____

A

cretinism, myxedema

81
Q

levothyroxine or synthroid is used to treat

A

hypothyroidism

82
Q

propylthioracil (PTU) and methimazole (tapazole) are drugs that require you to be cautious when using epinephrine in your local anesthetic. They are used to treat what condition

A

hyperthyroidism

83
Q

inhalers used for acute asthma attacks

A

ventolin and proventil

84
Q

inhalers used for long term prevention of asthma attacks

A

salmaterol

85
Q

major side effects of inhaled corticosteroids

A

xerostomia and oral candidiasis

86
Q

what inhaler is used for COPD

87
Q

what are the different categories of laxatives

A

bulk producing agents, lubricants, stool softeners, and stimulate laxatives

88
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metamucil is what kind of laxative

A

bulk producing

89
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docusate is what kind of laxative

A

stool softener

90
Q

docusate and senna is what kind of laxative

A

stimulate laxative

91
Q

h2 receptor antagonist drugs are used for what condition

A

dyspepsia and healing of NSAID ulcers

92
Q

what are the common h2 receptor antagonist medications

A

ranitidine, cimetidine, and famotidine

93
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what are the common PPI medications and what are they used for

A

omeprazole, esomeprazole, lansoprazole and they are used for acid reflux, dyspepsia, GERD, and h.pylori infections

94
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loperamide is used for what

95
Q

antacid side effects

A

halitosis, xerostomia, and taste alteration

96
Q

epi is added for what purpose

A

bleeding control

97
Q

MRD of epi for healthy patients is

98
Q

MRD of epi for cardio involved patients

99
Q

articaine is metabolized where

A

in the blood (artery)

100
Q

prilocaine is metabolized where

A

in the lungs and kindeys (priority)

101
Q

categroy x for pregnancy is safe or no

A

absolutely not

102
Q

best trimester to treat a pregnant patient