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ACE inhibitors
Prevent the synthesis of angiotensin II a potent vasoconstrictor
Adrenergic
effects similar to norepinephrine
aminoglycosides
effective against gram-negative microorganisms; noted for potentially dangerous toxicity
analgesics
releive pain without producing loss of consciousness
anticoagulants
do NOT dissolve existing blood clots, but do prevent enlargement or extension of blood clots
anticonvulsants
suppress abnormal neuronal activity in the CNS, preventing seizures
antiemetics
treat nausea and vomiting
antihistamines
treat allergy symptoms, motion sickness, insomnia, and other nonallergic reactions
antihypertensives
treat elevated blood pressure
antilipemics
reduce serum cholesterol and/or triglycerides
antineoplastics
chemotherapy agents
antiplatelets
prevent platelet clumping
antipsychotics
treatment of severe mental illness, major tranquilizers or neuroleptics
antithyroid
treat the symptoms of hyperthyroidism
antitussive
used to suppress a cough by acting on the cough center of the brain
bronchodilators
relax and dilate the airway passages
beta blockers
inhibit the activity of sympathetic transmitters treats angina, arrhythmias, hypertension, and glaucoma
calcium channel blockers
inhibit the movement of calcium ions across the cell membrane
carbapenems
broad spectrum of activity against gram-positive and gram-negative bacteria
carbonic anhydrase inhibitors
interfere with the production of aqueous humor thereby reducing pressure associated with glaucoma
cholinergic
parasympathomimetics
coating agent
sucralfate, forms a complex that adheres to the crater of an ulcer
colony-stimulating factors
stimulate celles in bone marrow to increase numbers of leukocytes thereby improving immune function