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What is generic of Bumex
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Bumetanide
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What is genic of Lasix
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Furosemide
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What is generic of HydroDiuril
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HCTZ
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What is generic of Zaroxolyn
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metolazone
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What is generic of Aldactone
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Spironolactone
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WHat is gneric of Demadex
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Torsemide
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What is generic of Dyazide
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Triamterene/HCTZ
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What is MOA of Bumex
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Bumetanide is a loop diuretic which acts to inhibit the reabsorption of sodium and chloride in the ascending limb of the loop of Henle by interfering the Na+/K+/2Cl- cotransport system
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What are available dosage forms of Bumex
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Tablet
Injection |
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What are available dosage strength of Bumex
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Tablets--0.5, 1mg 2 mg tablets
Injection 0.25mg/ml |
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What is typical oral dosage of Bumex
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0.5mg to 2mg qd or Bid
Max dose 10mg |
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What is typical parenteral dose of Bumex
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0.5 to 1 mg IM or IV over 1-2 minutes. Give 2nd or 3rd dose at intervals of 2-3hrs
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Common adverse effects of Bumex
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Weakness,muscle cramps hypokalemia, impaired hearing
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What are contraindications of Bumex
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pts with anuira and breast feeding
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What are available dosage forms of Lasix
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Tablets
Oral Solution Injection |
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What are available dosage strengths of Lasix
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Tablets-20,40,80
Oral Solution 10mg/ml &40mg/5 Injection 10mg/ml |
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What is typical adult dosing of Lasix oral
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20-80mg per day with increase of 20-40 mg every 6-8hrs until desired diuretsis occurs
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What is typical adult dosing of Lasix parenteral
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20-40mg IM or IV, increase dose 20mg every 2 hrs until desired diuresis occurs (then qd of bid for maintence
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What are common adverse events of Lasix
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weakness muscle cramps, hypokalemia
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What are contraindication of Lasix
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anuria
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MOA of Lasix
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Inhibits Na and Cl/K reabsoprtion in ascending loop of henel
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What are aviailbe dosage forms of Demadex
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Tablets
Injection |
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What are availabe strengths of Demadex
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Tablets 5,10,20,100
Injection 10 mg/ml |
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What is typicall adult dosage of oral Demadex
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20mg daily up to max 200
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What is typical IV dosage of Demadex for adult
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20mg daily
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What are contraindications of Demadex
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Anuira
Sulfonylureas hypersensitivity |
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What are adverse effects of Demadex
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weakness, hypokalemia, muscle cramps
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MOA of Demadex
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Inhibits Na+/K/2Cl carrier system in ascending loop of henle
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What is MOA of HCTZ
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Inhibits Na/Cl symporter is DCT
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Available dosage forms of HCTZ
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TABLETS /Capsules (12.5)
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What are available strengths of HCTZ
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12.5 25 and 50
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Typical adult dosing of HCTZ
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12.5-100mg in qd or bid
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Common adeverse advents of HCTZ
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weakness, muscle cramps hypokalemia, and photosensitivity
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Contraindications of HCTZ
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anuria, and sulfonamide hypersensitivity
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Available Dosage forms of Aldactone
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Tablets
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What is avilable dosage forms of Zaroxolyn
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tablets
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What are available strenghts of Zaroxylyn
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2.5, 5,10
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What is typicall adult dosing of Zaroxolyn
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2.5 to 10 mg once daily
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What are adverse effects of Zaroxolyn
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weakness, muscle cramps, hypokalemia, hypersensitivty reactions
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What are contraindication of Zaroxolyn
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anuria
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MOA of Zaroxolyn
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Inhibit Na/Cl symporter in DCT
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Available dosage strength of Aldactone
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25, 50 and 100mg
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What is typical adult dosing of aldactone
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25-100 mg qd, in 1-4 divided doses
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MOA of Aldactone
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competiviely antagonism of alodtersone at aldosterone Na+/K+ exchange site of DCT
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What are common adverse event ss of aldactone
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weakness, muscle cramps and hyperkalemia
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Contraindications of Aldactone
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anuira, renal failure, diaetic nephropathy, hyperkalemia
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What are available dosage forms of Dyazide
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Capules
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What are available dosage strength of Dyazide
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37.5/25
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What is typical adult dosing of Dyazide
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1-2 capsules BID
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MOA of Dyazide
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Triamterene inhbiits Na+ reabsoprtion in DCT. HCTZ inhibt Na/Cl+ symporter in DCT
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Common adverse events of Dyazide
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Weakness, muscle cramps, hyperkalemia
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Contraindication of Dyazide
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anuria, renal disease, diabetic nephropathy, hyperkalemia, and sulfonarea hypersensitivty
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