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Lac-Hydrin
Ammonium Lactate, Emollient, For external use only
13
Selsun
Selenium Sulfide, Anti-Fungal, Shake well, For external use only
12, 13
Accutane
Isotretinion, acne, do not use if pregnant, do no drink alcoholic beverages, avoid sunlight
DNUIP, 8, 11
Retin A
Tretinoin, keratolytic/acne, avoid sunlight, for external use only
11, 13
Benoxyl/Desquam X
Benzoyl peroxide, keratolytic, avoid sunlight, for external use only
penzoil peroxide 11, 13
Duofilm
Salicylic acid, keratolytic, for external use only
acid, 13

Kwell
Lindane, scabies/lice, for external use only, poison
13, 21
Elimite
Permethrin 5%, scabies, for external use only, poison
13, 21
Aristocort/Kenalog
Triamcinolone, anti-inflammatory, for external use only
13
Valisone
Betamethasone valerate, anti-inflammatory, for external use only
13
Temovate
Clobetasol, anti-inflammatory, for external use only
13
Tridesilon
Desonide, anti-inflammatory, for external use only
13
Lidex
Fluocinonide, anti-inflammatory, for external use only
13
Westcort
Hydrocortisone valerate, anti-inflammatory, for external use only
13
Elocon
Mometasome, anti-inflammatory, for external use only
13
Bacitracin/Baciguant
Bacitracin, anti-infective, for external use only
same, bacterial, 13
Bactroban
Mupirocin, anti-infective, for external use only
mup, bacterial, 13
Betoptic S
Betaxolol, glaucoma/ocular hypertension, shake well, for the eye
lol, 12, 14
Alphagan P
Brimonidine, glaucoma/ocular hypertension, may cause drowsiness, for the eye
1, 14
Xalatan
Latanoprost, glaucoma/ocular hypertension, for the eye, refrigerate
latano, 14, 15
Pilocar
Pilocarpine, glaucoma, for the eye
pine, 14
Timoptic
Timolol, glaucoma, for the eyes
olol, 14
Pred Forte
Prednisolone, anti-inflammitory, shake well, for the eyes
pred's alone, 12, 14
Tobradex
Tobramycin, ocular infections, shake well, for the eyes
mEYEcin, 12, 14
ciloxan
Ciprofloxacin, ocular infections, for the eyes
14
Ilotycin
Erythromicin, ocular infections, for the eyes
earth, 14
Garamycin
Gentimicin, ocular infections, for the eyes
Genti, 14
Neosporin
Neomycin, ocular infections, for the eyes
mEYEcin, 14
Polytrim
Poly-B, ocular infections, for the eyes
B, 14
Cetamide, Sulamyd
Sulfacetamide, ocular infections, for the eyes
14
Auralgan
Benzocain, ear pain, for the ear
OUCH, 16
Debrox
Carbamide Peroxide, ear wax control, for the ear
dewax, 16
Cortisporin Otic
Hydrocortison, ear infections, shake well, for the ear
corti, 12 14
biology
the study of all living things
anatomy
the structure of the body
physiolgy
how the body functions
physical
homeostasis
working in harmony
pathology
abnormal body conditions
desease
derangement of the normal functioning of one or more body processes
arterio
artery
glyco, gluco
sugar
graph
write
hypo
under, too little
lepsy
seizure
osteo
bone
procto
rectum
stoma
mouth
stomy
surgical opening
thoraco
chest
vesico
urinary bladder
pharmacology
study of drug's effects
bioequivalence
products having the same active ingredient, identical strength, dosage form, and route of administration
pharmacognosy
study of characteristics of natural drugs
toxicology
science of poisons
posology
science of dosages
sources of drugs
plants, animals, microorganisms, synthetics
factors inflencing drug effects
age, first pass effect, size, gender, time, interactions
routes of administraion
oral, sublingual, buccal, rectal
nephrotoxicity
damaging the kidney
teratogenicity
causes damage to fetus
absorption
movement of drug from the site of administration into the body
pro drugs
class of drugs metabolized from inactive to active forms, longer half-life.
drug receptor site theory
the drug combines with a receptor site somewhere in the body to cause a response.