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Top 200 for Midterm Flashcards

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Tenormin

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G: atenolol

MOA: beta blocker

I: HTN

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Coreg

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G: carvedilol

MOA: beta blocker

I: HTN

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Toprol XL or Lopressor

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G: metoprolol succinate (for Toprol XL) or metoprolol tartrate (for Lopressor)

MOA: beta blocker

I: HTN

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Inderal

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G: propranolol

MOA: beta blocker

I: HTN

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Lotensin

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G: benazepril

MOA: ACEI

I: HTN

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Vasotec

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G: enalapril

MOA: ACEI

I: HTN

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Zestril or Prinivil

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G: lisinopril

MOA: ACEI

I: HTN

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Altace

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G: ramipril

MOA: ACEI

I: HTN

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Norvasc

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G: amlodipine

MOA: ca ch blocker

I: HTN

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Adalat CC or Procardia XL

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G: nifedipine

MOA: ca ch blocker

I: HTN

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Thalitone

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G: chlorthalidone

MOA: diuretic

I: HTN

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Microzide

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G: hydrochlorothiazide

MOA: diuretic

I: HTN

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Dyazide or Maxzide

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G: triamterene/hydrochlorothiazide

MOA: diuretic

I: HTN

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Bumex

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G: bumetanide

MOA: diuretic

I: edema

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Lasix

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G: furosemide

MOA: diuretic

I: edema

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Imitrex

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G: sumatriptan

MOA: serotonin receptor agonist

I: migraines

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Celebrex

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G: celecoxib

MOA: COX2 inhibitor

I: pain

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Mobic

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G: meloxicam

MOA: NSAID

I: pain

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Dilaudid

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G: hydromorphone

MOA: opioid analgesic

I: pain, C2

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MS Contin

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G: morphine extended release

MOA: opioid analgesic

I: pain, C2

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Oxycontin

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G: oxycodone CR

MOA: opioid analgesic

I: pain, C2

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Tylenol #3 or Tylenol #4

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G: acetaminophen/codeine

MOA: opioid analgesic

I: pain, C3

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Norco or Vicodin

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G: hydrocodone/acetaminophen

MOA: opioid analgesic

I: pain, C2

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Endocet or Percocet

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G: oxycodone/acetaminophen

MOA: opioid analgesic

I: pain, C2

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Ultram

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G: tramadol

MOA: central active analgesic

I: neuropathic pain

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Neurontin

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G: gabapentin

MOA: analgesic

I: neuropathic pain

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Lyrica

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G: pregabalin

MOA: analgesic

I: neuropathic pain

28
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Lantus or Basaglar

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G: insulin glargine

MOA: insulin BASAL

I: diabetes

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Levemir

A

G: insulin detemir

MOA: insulin BASAL

I: diabetes

30
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Tresiba

A

G: insulin degludec

MOA: insulin BASAL

I: diabetes

31
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Humalog

A

G: insulin lispro

MOA: insulin BOLUS

I: diabetes

32
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Novolog

A

G: insulin aspart

MOA: insulin BOLUS

I: diabetes

33
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Glucophage

A

G: metformin

MOA: biguanide

I: diabetes

34
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Januvia

A

G: sitagliptin

MOA: DPP4 inhibitor

I: diabetes

35
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Onglyza

A

G: saxagliptin

MOA: DPP4 inhibitor

I: diabetes

36
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Tradjenta

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G: linagliptin

MOA: DPP4 inhibitor

I: diabetes

37
Q

Ozempic or Rybelsus

A

G: semaglutide

MOA: GLP1 agonist

I: diabetes

38
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Trulicity

A

G: dulaglutide

MOA: GLP1 agonist

I: diabetes

39
Q

Victoza or Saxenda

A

G: liraglutide

MOA: GLP1 agonist

I: diabetes/obesity

40
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Invokana

A

G: canagliflozin

MOA: SGLT2 inhibitor

I: diabetes

41
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Farxiga

A

G: dapagliflozin

MOA: SGLT2 inhibitor

I: diabetes

42
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Jardiance

A

G: empagliflozin

MOA: SGLT2 inhibitor

I: diabetes

43
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Amaryl

A

G: glimepiride

MOA: sulfonylurea

I: diabetes

44
Q

Diabeta or Micronase

A

G: glyburide

MOA: sulfonylurea

I: diabetes

45
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Glucotrol

A

G: glipizide

MOA: sulfonylurea

I: diabetes

46
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Actos

A

G: pioglitazone

MOA: TZD (thiazolidinedione)

I: diabetes

47
Q

Armour Thyroid

A

G: thyroid

MOA: thyroid hormone replacement

I: hypothyroidism

48
Q

Synthroid or Levoxyl

A

G: levothyroxine

MOA: thyroid hormone replacement

I: hypothyroidism

49
Q

Aldactone

A

G: spironolactone

MOA: aldosterone antagonist

I: HTN

50
Q

Avapro

A

G: irbesartan

MOA: ARB (ang II res blocker)

I: HTN

51
Q

Benicar

A

G: olmesartan

MOA: MOA: ARB (ang II res blocker)

I: HTN

52
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Cozaar

A

G: losartan

MOA: ARB (ang II res blocker)

I: HTN

53
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Diovan

A

G: valsartan

MOA: ARB (ang II res blocker)

I: HTN

54
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Micardis

A

G: telmisartan

MOA: ARB (ang II res blocker)

I: HTN

55
Q

Catapres

A

G: clonidine

MOA: alpha agonist

I: HTN

56
Q

Cardizem CD or Tiazac

A

G: diltiazem

MOA: ca ch blocker

I: HTN

57
Q

Calan SR

A

G: verapamil

MOA: ca ch blocker

I: HTN

58
Q

Apresoline

A

G: hydralazine

MOA: vasodilator

I: HTN

59
Q

Qsymia

A

G: phentermine/topiramate

MOA: sympathomimetic amine/ anticonvulsant

I: obesity

60
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Adipex-P

A

G: phentermine

MOA: sympathomimetic amine

I: obesity

61
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Contrave

A

G: naltrexone/bupropion

MOA: opioid antagonist and antidepressant

I: obesity

62
Q

Calciferol

A

G: ergocalciferol

MOA: vit D2

I: vit D2 deficiency

63
Q

K-Tab or Klor-Con

A

G: potassium

MOA: potassium replacement

I: hypokalemia

64
Q

Narcan or Evzio

A

G: naloxone

MOA: opioid antagonist

I: opioid overdose

65
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Suboxone

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G: buprenorphine/naloxone

MOA: opioid partial agonist/antagonist

I: substance abuse disorder, C3

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