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50 Cards in this Set
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meprobamate
Miltown®
minor tranquilizer |
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chlorodiazepoxide
Librium®
minor tranquilizer |
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diazepam
Valium®
minor traquilizer |
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X = H
Y = N |
aprazolam
Xanax®
minor tranquilizer |
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X = Cl
Y = N |
triazolam
Halcion®
minor tranquilizer |
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X = F
Y = CH |
midazolam
Versed®
minor tranquilizer |
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zolpidem
Ambien®
minor tranquilizer |
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buspirone
BuSpar®
minor tranquilizer |
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chlorpormazine
Thorazin
major tranquilizer |
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haloperidol
Haldol®
major tranquilizer |
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levodopa
L-DOPA®
anti-parkinson's drug |
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carbidopa
anti-parkinson's drug |
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carbidopa + levodopa = ? |
Sinemet®
anti-parkinson's drug |
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ropinerole
Requip®
anti-parkinson's drug |
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amantadine
Symmetrel®
anti-parkinson's drug |
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selegiline
Eldepryl®
anti-parkinson's |
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imipramine
Tofranil®
antidepressant |
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fluoxetine
Prozac®
antidepressant (SSRI) |
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setraline
Zoloft®
antidepressant (SSRI) |
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bupropion
WellButrin® Zyban®
antidepressant (atypical) |
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dl-a-methylphenthylamine
Amphetamine®
stimulant (phenylethylamine) |
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methylphenidate
Ritalin®
stimulant (phenylethylamine) |
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deprenyl
Eldepryl®
antidepressant & stimulant (phenylethylamine) |
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mescaline
hallucinogen |
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d- Lysergic Acid diethylamide
LSD
hallucinogen |
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dronabinol
Marinol®
△⁹- Tetrahydrocannabinol (THC)
hallucinogen |
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acetylsalicylic acid
Aspirin®
analgesic (NSAID) |
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acetaminophen
Tylenol®
analgesic (NSAID) |
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ibuprofen
Motrin® Advil® Nuperin®
analgesic (NSAID) |
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naproxen
Aleve®
analgesic (NSAID) |
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celecoxib
Celebrex®
analgesic (NSAID) |
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rofecoxib
VIOXX®
analgesic (NSAID) |
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morphine
narcotic analgesic (opioid) |
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codeine
narcotic analgesic (opioid) |
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heroin
narcotic analgesic (opioid) |
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oxycodone
OxyContin®
narcotic analgesic (opioid) |
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oxycodon + Aspirin® = ? |
Percodan®
narcotic analgesic (opioid) |
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oxycodon + acetominophen = ? |
Percocet®
narcotic analgesic (opioid) |
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dextromethorphan
narcotic analgesic (opioid) |
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meperidine
Demerol®
narcotic analgesic (opioid) |
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fentanyl
Sublimase®
narcotic analgesic (opioid) |
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methadone
Dolophine®
narcotic analgesic (opioid) |
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Generic Name: Phenobarbital Trade Name: Luminal®
Classification: Barbiturate, Alternative AED
Mechanism: GABAa Agonist, Cl- channel |
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Generic Name: Phenytoin Trade Name: Dilantin®
Classification: Hydantoin, Primary AED
Mechanism: Na+ and Ca++ channel blocker
Notes: Good for MES experiments |
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Generic Name: Ethosuximide Trade Name: Zarontin®
Classification: Succimide, Primary AED
Mechanism: Ca++ channel blocker
Notes: Good for Absence Seizures (Petit Mal) |
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Generic Name: Primidone Trade Name: Mysoline®
Classification: Non-Ureide, Alternative AED
Mechanism: Unknown |
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Generic Name: Carbamazepine Trade Name: Tegretol®
Classification: trycyclic azepine, primary AED
Mechanism: Na+ channel blocker
Notes: Good for Tonic-Clonic, Partial, and General Seizures |
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Generic Name: Valproic Acid Trade Name: Depekene®
Classification: Acid, Adjunct AED
Mechanism: Blocks reuptake of GABA |
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Generic Name: Felbamate Trade Name: Felbatol®
Classification: Amide (Carbamate Group), Adjunct AED
Mechanism: (Unknown) Blocks NMDA (glutamate) receptor |
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Generic Name: Lamotragene Trade Name: Lamictal®
Classification: Amide, Adjunct AED
Mechanism: Interferes with release of glutamate into the synapse
Notes: Also treats Bi-Polar |
