Types of meds

Question 1

types of antibiotics (7)

Answer 1

sulfonamides
penicillins
cephalosporins
macrolides
tetracyclines
aminoglycosides
quinolones

Question 2

rapid acting insulin

Answer 2

lispro

aspart

Question 3

short acting insulin

Answer 3

regular insulin

Question 4

intermediate acting insulin

Answer 4

NPH

Question 5

non-opioid analgesics

Answer 5

acetaminophen (Tylenol) (OD = N-acetylcycsteine)
ibuprofen
aspirin (not for kids)- can cause tinnitus

Question 6

moderate sedation

Answer 6

Midazolam (also conscious sedation)

Question 7

Preoperative and post op sedation

Answer 7

hydroxyzine (also conscious sedation)

lorazepam (also conscious sedation)

Question 8

antiemetics
(starts with Pro)
(ends with zine)

Answer 8

prochlorperazine

promethazine

Question 9

opioid analgesics

Answer 9

morphine sulfate- urinary retention
codeine sulfate
hydrocodone / acetaminophen
hydrocodone / ibuprofen

Question 10

antihistamines

Answer 10

cetrizine
diphenhydramine
hydroxyzine

Question 11

sulfonamides

Answer 11

sulfa-meth-oxazole

trimethoprim

Question 12

penicillin

Answer 12

amoxicillin

Question 13

cephalosporin

Answer 13

cefprozil
ceftriaxone
cephalexin

Question 14

macrolides

Answer 14

azithromycin

Question 15

aminoglycosides- side effects

Answer 15

ototoxicity / nephrotoxicity

peak / trough

Question 16

quinolones

Answer 16

ciprofloxacin

Question 17

anti-fungals

Answer 17

clotrimazole

Question 18

antiprotozoal

Answer 18

metronidazole

Question 19

antigout

Answer 19

allopurinol

Question 20

NSAIDS

Answer 20

ibuprofen
colecoxib
etodalac

Question 21

salicylates

Answer 21

acetylsalicylic acid (aspirin)

Question 22

corticosteroids

Answer 22

prednisone
cortisone
dexamethasone