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Amoxicillin
Penicillin

(aminopenicillin)

Erythromycin
macrolide
Azithromycin
macrolide
Milk of magnesia
Magnesium containing antacid
Basaljel
aluminum containing antacid
amphojel
aluminum containing antacid
maalox
aluminum containing antacid

calcium containing antacid

mylanta
aluminum containing antacid
tums
calcium containing antacid
Alka-seltzer
sodium containing antacid
lansoprazole
proton pump inhibitor
omeprazole
proton pump inhibitor
pantoprazole
proton pump inhibitor
rabeprazole
proton pump inhibitor
esomeprazole
proton pump inhibitor
proton pump inhibitors end/start with "-"
-"prazole"
H2 Receptor agonists end/start with "-"
-"tidine"
cimetidine
H2 Receptor agonists
famotidine
H2 Receptor agonists
ranitidine
H2 Receptor agonists
nizatidine
H2 Receptor agonists
sulfasalazine
immunomodulators

-treats IBS

Ace inhibitors start/end with "-"
-"pril"
Calcium channel blockers start/end with "-"
-"dipine"

except for 2


-diltiazem


-verapamil

diltiazem
calcium channel blocker
verapamil
calcium channel blocker
clonidine
centerally acting alpha2 receptor agonist
loop diuretics start/end with "-"
-"amide" or -"anide"
hydrochlorothiazide
thiazide diuretic
chlorothiazide
thiazide dieretic
metalozone
thiazide like
chlorthalidone
thiazide like
indapamide
thiazide like
lipid lowering agents start/end with "-"
-"statin"


acyclovir
antiviral
trifluridine
antiviral
amantadine
antiviral
rimantadine
antiviral
zanamivir
antiviral
oseltamivir
antiviral
ribavirin
antiviral
cidofovir
antiviral
foscamet
antiviral
amphotericin B
antifungal
fluconazole
antifungal
voriconazole
antifungal
nystatin
antifungal
terbinafine
antifungal
amiloride
potassium sparing diuretic
spironolactone
potassium sparing diuretic
triamterene
potassium sparing diuretic
metolazone
thiazide-like diuretic
chlorthalidone
thiazide-like diuretic
indapamide
thiazide-like diuretic
dabigatran
anticoagulant
argatroban
anticoagulant
tirofiban
antiplatelet
eptifibatide
antiplatelet
abciximab
antiplatelet
antiplatelets start/end with "-"
-usually -"grel" or "grol"

-except for tirofiban, eptifibatide, abciximab, and aspirin

Bile acid Sequestrants start/end with "-"
"Cholest-" or "colest"
cholestyramine
bile acid sequestrant
metaproterenol
short acting beta 2 agonist

bronchodilator

Long acting beta agonist inhalers end/start in "-"
end in -"meterol" or -"moterol"
Anticholinergics end/start in "-"
-end in -"tropium"
Theophylline
xanthine derivative
Prednisone
glucocortioid (PO)
dexamethasone
glucocorticoid (IV/IM)
insulin lispro
rapid acting
insulin aspart
rapid acting
insulin glulisine
rapid acting
rapid acting

-onset


-peak


-duration

O: 15 minutes

P: 1-2 hours


D: 3-5 hours




Humulin R
short acting insulin
Novolin R
short acting insulin
short acting insulin

-onset


-peak


-duration

O: 30-60 min

P- 2.5 hours


D: 6-10 hours

Insulin Glargine
long acting
Insulin Detemir
Long actin
Long acting insulin onset
1-2 hours
Glimepiride
Sulfonylureas
glyburide
sulfonylureas
glipizide
sulfonylureas
sulfonyureas end/start with "_"
-"ride" or -"zide

"Gly-" or "Gli-"

Metformin
Biguanide
Prediabetes dx criteria

-A1C


-fasting glucose

A1C: 5.7 - 6.4%

FG: 100-126

DM II dx criteria

-A1C


-random plasma glucose


-fasting plasma glucose


-2 hour plasma glucose

A1C: >6.5%

Random: >200 w/symptoms


Fasting: >126


2 Hour: >200

Penicillin's MOA
inhibits cell wall synthesis
Macrolides MOA
inhibits bacterial growth

-bactericidal binds to 50s


-inhibits protein synthesis

Cephalosporins MOA
-disrupts cell wall

-bactericidal

Tetracycline MOA
-inhibits bacterial growth

-binds to 30s


-inhibits protein synthesis

Sulfa Drugs MOA
-inhibits folic acid synthesis

-inhibits growth

Aminoglycosides MOA
-binds to 30s bacterial ribosomes

-inhibits protein synthesis


-suppresses bacterial growth

Antifungals MOA
-disrupts fungal membranes
Vancomycin MOA
-inhibits cell wall synthesis

-lyses and death of cell

Drug of choice for MRSA and staph?
Vancomycin
Clindamycin MOA
-broad spectrum

-inhibits protein synthesis


-bactericidal

Linezolid MOA
-binds to 23s ribosomes

-inhibits protein synthesis


-inhibits growth

Metronidazole MOA
-kills bacterial cell by breaking DNA strand

-works against anaerobes

Antivirals MOA
-blocks polymerase enzyme

-suppresses synthesis of new viral genome


-results in impaired viral replication

Ferrous Sulfate MOA
-O2 carrier in Hgb and myoglobin

-corrects IDA

Antacids MAO
-neutralizes stomach acid

-does not prevent acid overproduction


-reduces symptoms of heartburn

Proton Pump Inhibitors MOA
-blocks the proton pump

-prevents H+ ions from moving out of parietal cells


-blocks all gastric acid secretion

H2 Receptor Antagonists MOA
-block the h2 receptor of acid producing parietal cells

-reduces but does not completely abolish acid secretion

Ace Inhibitors MOA
-inhibits ACE

-conversts AT1 to AT2


-prevents breakdown of bradykinin


-reduces afterload and vasodilation


-reduces BP

what is the drug of choice for diabetic pts with HTN
ace inhibitors
Beta Blocker MOA
-block Beta 1 receptors

-reduces heart rate


-reduces secretion of renin which reduces secretion of AT2


-results in lower BP

Calcium Channel Blockers MOA
-block binding of calcium to its receptor

-prevents muscle ontraction and promotes smooth muscle relaxation


-reduces systemic vascular resistance


-lowers BP

Centrally Acting Alpha2 Receptor Agonists MOA
-stimulates alpha2-adrenergic receptors in the brain

-decreases sympathetic outflow from the CNS


-Decreases norepinephrine production


-reduces renin activity in the kidneys


-lowers BP

Digoxin MOA:
-increase myocardial contractility

-changes electrical conduction properties of the heart


-decreases rate of electrical conduction


-prolongs refractory period b/w SA and AV node

Digoxin Toxicity antidote
Potassium
Loop Diuretics MOA
-blocks sodium readsorption in the thick ascending loop of Henle
Potassium-Sparing Diuretics MOA
-Blocks aldosterone action in the kidney

-prevents K+ from being pumped into tubule, thus preventing secretion


-competitively blocks aldosterone receptors and inhibits action

Thiazide and thiazide-like diuretics MOA
-Inhibits tubular resorption of sodium, chloride, and potassium

-works primarily in distal convoluted tubule


-excretes water, sodium, and chloride


-results in lowered peripheral vascular resistance

HMG-CoA reductase inhibitor MOA
-most potent LDL reducer

-inhibits Hmg-CoA reductase which is used by liver to produce cholesterol

what is the first line drug therapy for hypercholesterolemia?
-Hmg-CoA reductase inhibitors

-aka "statins"

Bile acid sequestrants MOA
-prevent reabsorption of bile acids form small intestine

-no bile acids = no absorption of cholesterol

Anticoagulants MOA
-inhibits the action of formation of clotting factors

-prevents clot formation


-works on different areas of the clotting cascade


-does not lyse existing clots

Heparin antidote
-protamine sulfate
what do we monitor with warfarin?
prothrombin time and INR
desired therapeutic INR level with warfarin?
-2 - 3.5 INR
Warfarin antidote
vitamin K
Antiplatelets MOA
-inhibit platelet aggregation

-prevents platelet plugs

Beta 2 agonists MOA
-begins at specific receptor stimulated

-dilates airway


-activation of beta 2 receptors stimulates cAMP


-relaxes smooth muscle in airways

Anticholinergics MOA
-Ach causes ronchial constriction and narrowing of airways

-binds to Ach receptors


-prevents bronchoconstriction and airways dilate

Theophylline MOA
-increases levels of energy producing cAMP

-competitively inhibits phosphodiesterase (enzyme that breaks down cAMP)


-results in smooth muscle relaxations, bronchodilations, and increased air flow

Cromolyn
Mast cell Stabilizer


Sulfonyureas MOA
-stimulates insulin secretion from beta cells of pancreas

-beta cell function must be present


-decrease liver glycogenolysis and gluconeogenesis


-increases cellular sensitivity to insulin

Biguanide MOA
-decreases production of glucose by liver

-decrease intestine absorption of glucose


-improve insulin sensitivity in tissues


-does not affect beta cells or increase insulin production

alternate drug class for pts allergic to PCNs
macrolides
What med class treats serious/life-threatening infections caused by E. Coli, K. Pneumoniae, P. Mirabilis, P. Aeruginosa?
aminoglycosides
Vancomycin indications
-severe infections only

-MRSA & staph


-antibiotic induced Pseudomembranous colitis

Metronidazole indications
-infection of abdominal organs (pseudomembranous colitis)

-PUD caused by H. pylori


-Helminthic infection

Proton Pump Inhibitors indications
-GERD

-PUD


-zollinger-ellison syndrome

H2 receptor antagonist indications
-GERD

-PUD


-GI disorders

ACE inhibitors indications
-CHF

-HTN

Beta Blockers indications:
-HTN

-angina


-MI


-tremor

Calcium Channel Blockers indications
-angina

-HTN


-dysrhythmias

Digoxin indications:
-HF

-atrial fibrillation


-supraventricular dysrhythmias

Loop diuretics Indications
-HTN

-Hypercalcemia


-CHF


-Fluid overload

Potassium sparing diuretics indications
-HTN

-reversing K+ loss


-CHF

Thiazide and thiazide-like diuretic indications
-Edema

-HTN


-CHF


-Ascites r/t HF

Hmg-CoA reductase inhibitor indications
-hypercholesterolemia

-hyperlipidemia

Anticoagulant indications
-clot formation prevention

-MI


-unstable angina


-atrial fibrillation

antiplatelets indication:
-reduces risk of fatal and nonfatal strokes

-acute unstable angina


-MI

Beta 2 Agonist indication
-bronchospasm r/t asthma and bronchitis

-treats and prevents asthma attacks

anticholinergics indications
-COPD and emphysema
Theophylline indication
-asthma

-chronic bronchitis


-emphysema


-mild-mod acute asthma attacks


-COPD maintainance

Sulfonylureas indications
-DM II w/ working pancreas
Biguanide indication
-newly diagnosed DM II
aminoglycosides end/start with "-"
"-acin", "-icin", or "-mycin"

-dont confuse with macrolides

Quinolones end/start with "-"
"-floxacin"
Sulfonamides end/start with "-"
"sulfa-"
Cephalosporins end/start with "-"
"ceph-", "cef-"

or


"-cef"

Amoxicillin
aminoPCN
ampicillin
aminoPCN
aminopenicillins:
ampicillin and amoxicillin
Macrolides end/start with "-"
"-mycin"

dont confuse with aminoglycosides

tetracyclines end/start with "-"
"-cycline"
Alpha 1 blockers end/start with "-"
"-zosin"
Carvedilol
duel A1 and B Blocker
Labetalol
dues A1 and B blocker
2 duel A1 and B blockers
"carved and labeled"

-carvedilol


-labetalol

ARBS end/start with "-"
"-sartan"
Anticoagulants end/start with "-"
most have "-arin" at end or in middle

-except for dabigatran and argatroban