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Lumigan
a)mechanism
b)use
c)side effect
BimatoPROST
a)prostaglandin analog
b)open angle glaucoma
c)causes brown pigmentation of iris
Travatan
a)mechanism
b)use
c)side effect
TravoPROST
a)prostaglandin analog
b)open angle glaucoma
c)ocular hyperemia
Hydrocortisone
a)mechanism
b)use (2)
c)side effects (3)
CORTEF
a)steroid/anti-inflamm
b1)endocrine disorders/replacement
b2)inflammatory disorders
c)GI upset, n/v, insomnia
For asthma:
a)inhaled steroids are for...
b)IV/Pills steroids are for..
a)chronic maintenance of asthma
b)acute asthma attacks
Deltasone
a)mechanism
b)use
c)counsel points (3)
d)[]s available
e)metabolized to...
Prednisone
a)steroid/anti-inflamm
b)treat allergic & inflammatory disease
c1)can be used long term qod to limit SEs
c2)take in morning to supress endogenous corticoids least
c3)take w/ food
d)1mg/mL & 5mg/mL
e)prednisolone
Orapred
a)mechanism
b)use
c)counsel pts (2)
d)[]s available
Prednisolone
a)steroid/anti-inflamm
b)treat allergic & inflamm diseases
c1)make sure it tastes good
c2)store in fridge
d)3mg/mL
Methylprednisolone
a)mechanism
b)use
c)comes as a...
Tablet: Medrol, IV: Salumedrol
a)steroid/anti-inflamm
b)treat allergic & inflamm disease
c)dosepak
Decadron
a)mechanism
b)use (2)
c)[]? (2)
d)comes as a...
Dexamethasone
a)steroid/anti-inflamm
b1)treat allergic and inflamm diseases
b2)after neurosurgery and in cancer
c)0.5mg/5mL & 1mg/mL
d)dosepak
Celestone
a)mechanism
b)use
Betamethasone injection
a)steroid/anti-inflamm
b)treat allergic & inflamm disease
Triamcinolone
a)mechanism
b)use
c)dosage form
d)counsel pts (3)
Azmacort
a)steroid
b)chronic treatment of asthma
c)inhaled
d1)azmacort has built-in spacer device
d2)rinse mouth after each use to prevent thrush
d3)use every day
Fluticasone
a)mechanism
b)use (2)
c)counsel pt
d)dosage forms (2)
Flovent/Flonase
a)steroid
b1)chronic treatment of asthma
b2)allergic rhinitis
c)effects not seen immediately
d1)flovent is inhaled
d2)flonase is intranasal
Advair
a)mechanism
b)use (2)
c)strength for COPD
Fluticasone/Salmeterol inhaler
a)steroid & B2 agonist
b1)chronic treatment of asthma
b2)treat COPD w/ bronchitis
c)250/50mcg
Budesonide
a)mechanism
b)use (2)
c)dosage forms
d)counsel pts (2)
a)steroid
b1)chronic treatment of asthma
b2)allergic rhinitis
c1)nebulizer/inhaler (PULMICORT)
c2)intranasal (RHINOCORT)
d1)do not mix respules w/ other solutions
d2)rinse mouth after use
Beclomethasone
a)mechanism
b)use (2)
QVAR
a)steroid
b1)chronic asthma
b2)rhinitis
Mometasone
a)mechanism
b)use (2)
c)dosage forms (2)
a)steroid
b1)allergic rhinitis
b2)dermatoses
c1)topical (ELOCON)
c2)nasal (NASONEX)
Florinef
a)mechanism
b)use (3)
c)side effect
Fludrocortisone
a)steroid
b1)addison's disease
b2)minimize the development of hyperkalemia
b3)replacement therapy
c)edema
Aldactone
a)mechanism (2)
b)use (2)
c)counsel pt
d)black box warning
Spironolactone
a1)potassium sparing diuretic
a2)aldosterone competitive antagonist
b1)edema from CHF, cirrhosis
b2)HTN
c)give am b/c it is a diuretic
d)ppl w/ CV disease in CABG
Long acting NSAIDS are for...
Short acting NSAIDS are for...
LA arthritis
SA pain
Ibuprofen
a)mechanism
b)use (3)
c)counsel pts (3)
a)NSAID
b1)pain
b2)arthritis
b3)liquicaps for migraine
c1)take w/ food
c2)avoid alcohol
c3)don't make 800mg recommendation
Ansaid
a)mechanism
b)use (2)
Fluribiprofen
a)NSAID
b1)osteoarthritis
b2)RA
Naproxen SODIUM
a)mechanism
b)use
c)diff from naproxen base
Aleve
a)NSAID
b)pain
c)sodium has faster peak and sodium is OTC
Naproxen BASE
a)mechanism
b)use
c)counsel pt
Naprosyn EC
a)NSAID
b)arthritis
c)not for initial treatment of acute pain
Indocin
a)mechanism
b)use (3)
c)counsel pt (2)
Indomethacin
a)NSAID
b1)arthritis
b2)gout
b3)PDA (patent ductus..)
c1)always take w/ food or after meals
c2)suppository dosage form too
Feldene
a)mechanism
b)use
c)counsel pt (2)
Piroxicam
a)NSAID
b)arthritis
c1)take 1 am
c2)long half life (50hrs)
Mobic
a)mechanism
b)use
c)counsel pt
Meloxicam
a)NSAID
b)arthritis
c)take 1 am
Voltaren
a)mechanism
b)use
Diclofenac
a)NSAID
b)arthritis
Clinoril
a)mechanism
b)use
c)counsel pt
Soldenac
a)NSAID
b)arthritis
c)prodrug
Lodine/XL
a)mechansim
b)use (2)
c)counsel pt
Etodolac
a)NSAID
b)pain/arthritis
c)XL is 1 qd only for arthritis
Toradol
a)mechanism
b)use
c)counsel pts (3)
d)max doses
e)side effects
Ketorolac
a)POTENT NSAID
b)severe acute pain
c1)no indication for arthiritis
c2)use to not exceed 5 days
c3)take no other NSAIDS
d)40mg/day tablet; 120mg/day IV
e)GI/renal side effects
Daypro
a)mechanism
b)use
c)counsel pt
Oxaprozin
a)NSAID
b)arthritis
c)i po qd
Relafen
a)mechanism
b)use
c)thing about it
d)how to remember something about it
NebumatONE
a)NSAID
b)arthritis
c)prodrug
d)ONE @ end of name = i po qd
Celebrex
a)mechanism
b)use (2)
c)CI
a)celecoxib
b1)osteoarthritis
b2)RA
c)pts w/ sulfonamide allergy
Arthrotec
a)mechanism
b)use
c)CI
d)thing about it
Diclofenac/Misoprostel
a)NSAID/Prostaglandin E1 analog
b)treat arthritis in pts @ high risk of NSAID induced ulcers
c)pregnacy
d)Misoprostel protects against GI SE's
2 prodrugs in this category
1)relafen
2)clinoril
Singulair
a)mechanism
b)uses (2)
c)counsel pt
d)dosage forms
MonteLUKast
a)LK receptor antagonist
b)asthma, allergic rhinitis
c)maintenance treatment; take regularly
d)all kinds
Accolate
a)mechanism
b)uses
c)counsel pts (3)
ZafirLUKast
a)LK receptor antagonist
b)asthma
c1)take on empty stomach
c2)many drug interaxns (inhibits CYP450s)
c3)cheap than singulair
Xalatan
a)mechanism
b)uses (2)
c)counsel pts (4)
LatanoPROST
a)prostaglandin analog
b1)incr outflow of aq. humor
b2)open angle glaucoma
c1)cause brown pigmentation of iris
c2)store in fridge
c3)LESS useful is used more than once a day
c4)no contact lenses until 15min after put in the eye
Narcotic SE's (7)
1)drowsy
2)eu/dysphoria
3)stimulate CTZ (nausea)
4)constipation
5)respiratory depression
6)tolerance
7)dependence
Narcotic pt counseling (5)
1)avoid alcohol use
2)food/milk to lessen nausea
3)take on schedule to control pain
4)treat ATC
5)CONSTIPATION MUST BE ANTICIPATED
Darvocet-N
a)limit
b)drug class; meaning...
c)control class
a)Darvocet-N-100 limit is 6 per 24hrs (has 650mg APAP)
b)methadone drug class; so better used in ppl w/ morphine allergy
c)CIV
Lortab
a)amt of APAP, Norco APAP amt
b)see class ADR's and pt counseling
c)control class
a)500mg, 325mg
b)...
c)CIII
Vicoprofen
a)limit
b)control class
c)indication
d)other concerns besides class ADR/pt counseling
a)5 per 24hrs
b)CIII
c)short term pain; NOT CHRONIC ARTHRITIS
d)bleeding concerns b/c of ibuprofen
MS Contin, MS IR
a)diff b/w contin/ir
b)control class
c)dosing
d)black box warning
e)class ADR's and pt counseling
a)Contin is SR, IR is IR
b)CII
c)very pt specific due to tolerance w/ no ceiling dose
d)DO NOT crush/chew MS Contin
Oxycontin, Oxy IR
a)contin vs. ir
b)control class
c)black box warning
d)class adr's and pt counseling
a)contin is SR for ATC, IR is IR for breakthru
b)CII
c)do NOT crush/chew oxycontin
Percocet/Percodan
a)Percodan is combo w/...
b)amt of APAP in percocet
c)additional concern w/ percodan
d)class ADR's and pt counseling
e)Tylox?
a)ASA
b)325mg
c)bleeding concerns
d)...
e)has 500mg APAP
Tylenol w/ Codeine
a)different ones
b)control class
c)___ for cough
d)class adr's and pt counseling
a)#2, #3, #4; #3 has 300mg APAP and 30mg codeine
b)CIII
c)liquid dosage form for cough
Ultram
a)2 mechanisms of analgesia
b)avoid w/...
c)drug interaxns (2)
d)other risks
e)class ADR's and pt counseling
a)opioid and inhibits reuptake of NE and serotonin
b)w/ history of opioid addiction
c)TCA, SSRI
d)seizure risk
Ultracet
a)avoid w/...
b)for..
c)drug interaxns (2)
d)class ADR's and pt counseling
a)history of opioid addiction
b)short term acute pain
c)TCA, SSRI
Duragesic
a)control class
b)transdermal delivery
c)thing about patch....
d)DO NOT....
e)application guidelines (2)
f)class adr's and pt counseling
a)CII
b)for 72hrs, gives 50mcg/hr in opioid TOLERANT pts
c)may need pain relief in 1st 24hrs b/c thats how long it takes for patch to start working
d)do NOT cut the patches
e)take off old patch before applying new one; fold and flush patch for safety
Demerol
a)control class
b)dosage forms
c)avoid use where...
d)addition risk...
e)class adr's and pt counseling
a)CII
b)IV and PO
c)in elderly or w/ renal impairment b/c of toxic metabolite normepiridine
d)SEIZURE RISK
Stadol
a)control class
b)type of opioid
c)dosage forms
d)not good for...
e)seen in use where?
a)CIV
b)agonist-antagonist
c)nasal for migraine, IV
d)NOT for opioid dependent pts due to potential for physical withdrawal symptoms b/c of antagonist effects
e)obstetrics
Meperidine class opioids
1)duragesic
2)demerol
Talwin Nx (generic?)
a)type of opioid
b)has ___ to...
c)po form has...
d)control class
Pentazocine and Naloxone
a)agonist/antagonist
b)has naloxone to prevent abuse via injection
c)poor F
d)CIV
Neurontin
a)fxn
b)unlabeled use
c)ADR's (2)
d)2 other things
a)antiepileptic agent; adjunct in seizure disorders
b)neuropathic pain
c)sonmolence, drowsy
d1)high renal excretion (so dosage reduction w/ impairment)
d2)ween off over a week to prevent rebound seizure
Tegretol
a)other uses (2)
b)black box
c)primary treatment of...
a)neuropathic pain, trigeminal neuralgia
b)blood disgrasia
c)seizure disorders
Zofran
a)class
b)dosage forms
c)fxn (2)
d)counseling
a)selective serotonin recpetor ANTAGONIST
b)po and IV
c1)for chemo induced n/v
c2)for juvenile DM to keep fluids high when sick
d)pre-medicate and take on schedule as prescribed
Phenergan
a)class
b)fxn (2)
c)ADR/pt counseling (2)
a)antihistamine/antiemetic/phenothiazine
b1)control n/v
b2)motion sickness
c1)drowsy
c2)black box warning for kids under 2
Compazine
a)class
b)fxn
c)mechanism
d)ADR/pt counseling (2)
a)antipsychotic/antiemetic/phenothiazine
b)control n/v
c)blocks post synaptic dopaminic receptors
d1)drowsy
d2)abnormal muscle tone w/ excessive doses or prolonged use
Reglan
a)class
b)mechanism
c)fxn
d)disease states it is used in (2)
e)ADR/pt counseling (2)
f)used freq where?
a)antiemetic
b)inhibition of dopamine activity
c)pro-motility agent (so take 30mintues ac)
d1)diabetic gastroparesis
d2)symptomatic GERD
e1)drowsy
e2)abnormal muscle tone w/ prolonged use
f)in pediatrics
Antivert (generic?)
a)class
b)fxn (2)
c)ADR's (2)
d)available OTC as...
Meclizine
a)antivertigo agent
b1)motion sickness
b2)vestibular imbalance
c)drowsy, dry mouth
d)Bonine
Lomotil (generic?)
a)fxn
b)control class
c)adjunct in...
d)ADR (2)
e)pt counseling
f)mechanism
Diphenoxylate/atropine
a)antidiarrheal agent
b)CV
c)management of diarrhea
d)drowsy, dry mouth
e)DC if ineffective within 48h
f)decr motility
Imodium AD (generic?)
a)fxn
b)available as...
c)used for...
d)how to dose...
Loperamide
a)antidiarrheal agent
b)OTC
c)management of diarrhea (traveler's and acute)
d)according to stools (max of 4 tabs per day OTC, 8 if Rx)
Dose schedule of loperamide
2@ first loose stool, 1 after each next loose stool
Ultram SSRI/MAOI interaxn=
incr chance of serotonin syndrome
If person has MS allergy use...
fentanyl/darvocet/demerol b/c of methadone structural class
IV fentanyl is used for...
anesthesia
You should sit down while taking...
butorphanol
No suppositories if...
neutropenic (so check blood counts)