Week 12 - Ch. 18

Question 1

Categories of opthalamic drugs

Answer 1

infection, inflammation, allergy glaucoma, dry eye

Question 2

drugs used to treat glaucoma

Answer 2

Prostaglandin F agonist, carbonic anhydrase inhibitor, beta blocker, alpha receptor stimulator, sympathomimetic drugs, miotic drugs, cholinesterase inhibiotr, combination

Question 3

Alphagan® (brimonidine)

Answer 3

alpha receptor stimulator, treats glaucoma

Question 4

Azopt® (brinzolamide)

Answer 4

carbonic anhydrase inhibitor, treats glaucoma

Question 5

Ciloxan®

Answer 5

antibiotic drug, treats eye infections

Question 6

Cosopt®

Answer 6

combination drug, treats glaucoma

Question 7

Ilotycin® (erythromycin)

Answer 7

antibiotic drug, treats eye infections

Question 8

Isopto Carbachol® (carbachol)

Answer 8

miotic drug, treats glaucoma

Question 9

Lumigan® (bimatoprost)

Answer 9

prostaglandin F Agonist drug, treats glaucoma

Question 10

Optivar® (azelastine)

Answer 10

topical mast cell stabalizer, treats allergies

Question 11

Patanol® (olopatadine)

Answer 11

topical antihistamine, treats allergies

Question 12

Pilocar® (pilocarpine)

Answer 12

miotic drug, treats glaucoma

Question 13

Restasis®

Answer 13

treats dry eyes

Question 14

Sodium Sulamyd

Answer 14

antibiotic drug, treats eye infections

Question 15

Timoptic® timolol

Answer 15

beta blocker, treats glaucoma

Question 16

Travatan® (travoprost)

Answer 16

prostaglandin F Agonist drug, treats glaucoma

Question 17

Xalatan® (Iatanoprost)

Answer 17

prostaglandin F Agonist drug, treats glaucoma