Pharmacy Lab Ii Drug Cards 168 - 199

Front 1

Ventolin / Proventil / Proair (HFA)

Back 1

Albuterol

Hint 1

Respiratory
B2 Agonist
Brochodilator/Antiasthmatic - Rescue

Front 2

Xopenex

Back 2

Levalbuterol

Hint 2

Respiratory
B2 Agonist
Brochodilator/Antiasthmatic - Rescue

Front 3

Combivent/Duoneb

Back 3

Albuterol/Ipratropium

Hint 3

Respiratory
Combo
Bronchodilator/antisecretory

Front 4

Mucinex(D) (DM)

Back 4

guaifenesin
(pseudoephedrine) (Dextromethrophan)

Hint 4

Respiratory
expectorant
(Decongestant)
(antitussive)

Front 5

Singulair

Back 5

Montelukast

Hint 5

Respiratory
Leukotriene
antagonist/antiasthmatic

Front 6

Flonase

Back 6

Fluticasone

Hint 6

Respiratory
Steroid - Nasal

Front 7

Advair

Back 7

Fluticasone/Salmeterol

Hint 7

Respiratory
Steroid /LA B2 agonist
Antiasthmatic - Controller

Front 8

Flovent

Back 8

Fluticasone

Hint 8

Respiratory
Steroid antiasthmatic

Front 9

Pulmicort

Back 9

Budesonide

Hint 9

Respiratory
Steroid antiasthmatic

Front 10

Detrol (LA)

Back 10

Tolterodine

Hint 10

Genitourinary
Urinary Incontinence - Anticholinergic

Front 11

Ditropan (XL)

Back 11

Oxybutinin Cl

Hint 11

Genitourinary
Urinary Incontinence - Anticholinergic

Front 12

Vesicare

Back 12

Solifenacin Succinate

Hint 12

Genitourinary
Urinary Incontinence - Anticholinergic

Front 13

Phenazopyridine HCl

Back 13

Phenazopyridine HCl

Hint 13

Genitourinary
Urinary Tract Analgesic

Front 14

Lotensin (HCT)

Back 14

Benazepril (HCTZ)

Hint 14

Cardiovascular
ACE Inhibitor (diuretic)

Front 15

Accupril

Back 15

Quinapril

Hint 15

Cardiovascular
ACE Inhibitor Antihypertensive

Front 16

Altace

Back 16

Ramipril

Hint 16

Cardiovascular
ACE Inhibitor Antihypertensive

Front 17

Vasotec

Back 17

Enalapril Maleate

Hint 17

Cardiovascular
ACE Inhibitor Antihypertensive

Front 18

Cardura (XL)

Back 18

Doxazosin Mesylate

Hint 18

Cardiovascular
Alpha 1 Blocker Antihypertensive

Front 19

Hytrin

Back 19

Terazosin HCl

Hint 19

Cardiovascular
Alpha 1 Blocker Antihypertensive

Front 20

Catapres (TTS)

Back 20

Clonidine HCl

Hint 20

Cardiovascular
Alpha II agonist Antihypertensive

Front 21

Benicar (HCT)

Back 21

Olmesartan

Hint 21

Cardiovascular
ARB (diuretic) Antihypertensive

Front 22

Diovan (HCT)

Back 22

Valsartan (HCTZ)

Hint 22

Cardiovascular
ARB (diuretic) Antihypertensive

Front 23

Avapro

Back 23

Irbesartan

Hint 23

Cardiovascular
ARB Antihypertensive

Front 24

Micardis

Back 24

Telmisartan

Hint 24

Cardiovascular
ARB Antihypertensive

Front 25

Inderal (LA)

Back 25

Propanolol HCl

Hint 25

Cardiovascular
ARB Antihypertensive

Front 26

Lopressor

Back 26

Metoprolol Tartrate

Hint 26

Cardiovascular
ARB Antihypertensive

Front 27

Tenormin

Back 27

Atenolol

Hint 27

Cardiovascular
Beta Blocker -Selective

Front 28

Toprol XL

Back 28

Metoprolol Succinate

Hint 28

Cardiovascular
Beta Blocker -Selective

Front 29

Coreg

Back 29

Carvedilol

Hint 29

Cardiovascular
Beta Blocker (+ alpha 1 blocker)

Front 30

Normodyne,Trandate

Back 30

Labetalol HCl

Hint 30

Cardiovascular
Beta Blocker (+ alpha 1 blocker)

Front 31

Ziac

Back 31

Bisoprolol/HCTZ

Hint 31

Cardiovascular
Beta Blocker/thiazide diuretic Antihypertensive

Front 32

Norvasc

Back 32

Amlodipine

Hint 32

Cardiovascular
Dihydro Ca Channel Blocker

Front 33

Before using _____ the patient should blow their nose to clear nasal passages of secretion. Possible side effects include nasal irritation & bleeding

Back 33

Flonase

Hint 33

Fluticasone

Front 34

_____ should not be used for rapid relief of an asthma attack. Patients should be advised to rinse their mouth out after each use.

Back 34

Advair

Hint 34

Fluticasone/Salmeterol

Front 35

A mother of a 6 year old with asthma approaches the pharmacy counter to ask you if the granule form of ____ can be mixed with applesauce. Do not chew granules

Back 35

Singulair

Hint 35

Montelukast

Front 36

When counseling patients on _____, be sure to let them know it may make their urine an orange or red color. Clinical side effects include relief of pain and burning related to UTI's.

Back 36

Pyridium

Hint 36

Phenazopyridine HCl

Front 37

A patient calls concerned that her medication isn't working b/c she has found what appears to be the extended release _____, tablet in her stool. You inform her that it is just the shell.

Back 37

Ditropan-XL

Hint 37

Oxybutinin Cl

Front 38

A dry cough is a common adverse event with _____. This is mediated through bradykinin and can only be relieved with discontinuation of drug.

Back 38

Accupril

Hint 38

Quinapril

Front 39

A woman comes into pharmacy with a new prescription for an alpha-2 agonist for HT to be dosed weekly called _____. Change skin sites with each application.

Back 39

Catapres TTS

Hint 39

Clonidine

Front 40

30 yr old female recently stopped benazepril due to a cough. An ARB such as _____ can be used, however like an ACE-I, it is contraindicated in pregnancy.

Back 40

Benecar

Hint 40

Olemsartan

Front 41

A patient with HTN & history of angina should be counseled to avoid abrupt discontinuation of their beta-blockers such as ____.

Back 41

Lopressor

Hint 41

Metoprolol

Front 42

Peripheral edema is a common adverse effect of dihydropyridine calcium channel (DHP-CCBs) such as _____.

Back 42

Norvasc

Hint 42

Amlodipine