Recall Products Flashcards

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Options for Gastric Reflux, Abdominal Cramp, Bloatedness

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Combination: Veragel

Individual:
1. Gaviscon / Magtasil / Actal / Hydrosil
2. Buscopan / Dustapalin Retard / Alversime (which already has simeticone)
3. Simcone

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Options for Diarrhea
- Food Poisoning
- Travel standby
- Just watery diarrhea

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Food poisoning and Travel standby
- Ultracarbon / Norit

Just watery diarrhea
- Dhamotil / Loramide / Imodium

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3
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Option for Infant Colic

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Colimix

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Option for nausea and vomiting (antiemetic and prokinetic)

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Doridone, Motilium

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5
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Option for motion sickness

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Cinna

Novomin

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6
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Option for dry cough (Consider formulations)

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Tussidex Forte Linctus

Tussil’s 5

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Option for cough with phlegm

(Non-herbal)

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Cough with Phlegm
1. Robitussin DM
2. Rhinathiol Promethazine

Individual: Cough + Phlegm
1. Tussidex Forte Linctus / Tussil’s 5
2. Flumuicil / Mucolix / Mucosolvan / Vasican / Woods

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8
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Combination Option for nose block and cough with phlegm

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Robitussin PS

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9
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Options for predictable gastric reflux

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Famotin

Zenpro, Nexium

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10
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Options for unpredictable gastric reflux

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Gaviscon, Actal, Hydrosil, Magtasil

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Options for sore throat (Lozenges, Spray, Tablets, Gargles)

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Lozenges: Difflam HL/ME, Difflam Plus Anesthetic, Difflam Mint-free, MAC, Dorithricin, Strepsils

Sprays: Betadine, Difflam throat spray

Tablets: Neuflo, Danzen

Gargles: Difflam Gargle (Povidone Iodine), Difflam-C (Benzydamine)

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12
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Options for runny nose (drowsy)

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Chlorpheniramine, Chlormine, Dexchloramine, Polarax

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13
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Promethazine Stand-alone Indications

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  1. Rash, hay fever, hives
  2. Nausea, vomiting
  3. Motion sickness prevention
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14
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Promethazine brand

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Xepagan-5

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15
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Options for allergic rhinitis symptoms of sneezing, runny nose, itch (Mild and intermittent < 4 days/week AND < 4 weeks without affecting daily activities)

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  • Cetirizine (Ceritec, Alzetec, Adezio, Zyrtec-R)
  • Loratadine (Clarityn, Ezede)
  • Fexofenadine (Telfast)
  • Levocetirizine (Xyzal)
  • Desloratadine (Aerius)
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16
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Options for allergic rhinitis with nose block

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Zyrtec-D, Clarityn-D, Telfast-D

17
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Options for runny nose and nose block

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Combination: Fedac Tablet/Syrup, Fenfedrin Capsule

Individual:
1. Chlorpheniramine, Chlormine, Polarax, Dexchloramine
2. Iliadin, Otrivin, Sato Nazal

18
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Options for cold sores (Include brand name, generic name, strength and quantity, MOA)

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Antiviral (against HSV): Acyclovir 5% Cream 2g (Zoral, Zovirax)

Cream that forms a patch to protect the fever blister and speed up the healing process: Herpatch (Active Oxygen Therapy)

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Options for mouth ulcers (Products and MOA)

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Antiseptic Gels: Bonjela, Soragel, Difflam Mouth Gel

Anti inflammatory, Anaesthetic Paste: Oracort E

20
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Options for allergic conjunctivitis (State MOA as well)

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Mast Cell Stabilizers / Topical Antihistamines: Patanol, Pataday, Allergo-Comod

Topical Antihistamine / Vasoconstrictor: Naphcon-A

Topical Vasoconstrictor: Optizolin

21
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Options for allergic rhinitis - Moderate and persistent (>4 days/week OR > 4 weeks OR affecting daily activities)

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Exnise, Flixonase, Nasonex, Mometasone Sandoz

22
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Combination Options for headache/fever, runny nose, blocked nose

A

Decolgen, Febricol

23
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List all hydrocortisone options, strength, HSA classification, potency

A

Least potent, Group 7:
1. DermAid 0.5% Cream (GSL)
2. Egocort 1% Cream (GSL)
3. Hydroderm 1% Cream (P Only)
4. XepaCort 1% Cream (GSL)

24
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List all Desonide options, strength, HSA classification, potency

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Low potency Group 5, 6:
1. Desowen Cream 15g (P+)
2. Desowen Lotion 60ml (P+)

25
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List all Betamethasone Valerate options, strength, HSA classification, potency

A

Low potency Group 5:
1. Dermasone 0.025%, 0.05%, 0.1% Cream 15g (P+)
2. Uniflex 0.1% Cream 15g (P+)

26
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List all Mometasone Furoate options, strength, HSA classification, potency

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High Potency Group 3:
1. Elomet 0.1% Cream 15g (P+)
2. Elomet 0.1% Ointment 15g (P+)
3. Vizomet 0.1% Cream (P+)

27
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List 2 topical antifungals that are P only medications and name the ingredients, strength, formulation, quantity

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Zaricort (Miconazole 2% / Hydrocortisone 1%) Cream 15g

Zalain (Sertaconazole 2%) Cream 20g

28
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List 3 P-only antifungals used for vaginal thrush, stating the strength, formulation, quantity

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Gyno-travogen Ovule (Isoconazole nitrate 600 mg) - 1 ovule

Diflucan Capsule (Fluconazole 150 mg) - 1 capsule

Canestan Gyn (Clotrimazole 100 mg) Vaginal tablets - 6 days

29
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List the acne medications held by the pharmacy and state the products, names, strengths, formulation, quantity, HSA classification

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Dalacin (Clindamycin 1%) Topical Gel 30g (P+)

Mycin (Clindamycin 1%) Topical Gel 30g (P+)

Differin (Adapalene 0.1%) Gel / Cream 30g (P+)

Epiduo (Adapalene 0.1% / Benzoyl Peroxide 2.5%) Gel 15g (P+)

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