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KEFLEX
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CEPHALEXIN
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BACTROBAN
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MUPIROCIN
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PRINIVIL
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LISINOPRIL
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ALTACE
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RAMIPRIL
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PLENDIL
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FELODIPINE
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PROCARDIA
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NIFEDIPINE
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TUSSIONEX
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HYDROCODONE POLISTIREX, CHLORPHENIRAMINE POLISTIREX
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CODEPREX
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CODEINE POLISTIREX, CHLORPHENIRAMINE POLISTIREX
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DILUADID
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HYDROMORPHONE
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LEVO-DROMORAN
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LEVORPHANOL
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DEMEROL
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MEPERIDINE
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METHADOSE
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METHADONE
Analgesic= Q4H Heroine Addiction= once daily |
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MSIR
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MORPHINE SULFATE
Q4H |
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OXYCONTIN/OXY IR
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OXYCODONE
Oxycontin=Q12H Oxy IR=Q4H |
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PERCODAN
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OXYCODONE, ASPIRIN
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PERCOCET
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OXYCODONE, APAP
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COMBUNOX
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OXYCODONE, IBUPROFEN
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OPANA ER
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OXYMORPHONE
Opana=Q4H Opana ER=Q12H Take on empty stomach. Food may cause elevated blood levels |
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DURAGESIC/ACTIQ/FENTORA
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FENTANYL
Transdermal/ Transmucosal/ Buccal Tablet |
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TALWIN NX
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PENTAZOCINE, NALOXONE
Naloxone only added to stop abuse of the drug. It is not effective oral, only if injected |
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TALACEN
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PENTAZOCINE, APAP
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DARVON
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PROPOXYPHENE HCL
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DARVON N
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PROPOXYPHENE NAPSYLATE
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DARVOCET N/DARVOCET A 500
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PROPOXYPHENE NAPSYLATE, APAP
N 50,100= 50/325mg, 100/650mg A 500= 100mg/500mg |
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ULTRAM
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TRAMADOL
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ULTRACET
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TRAMADOL, APAP
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MEBARAL
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MEPHOBARBITAL
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DILANTIN
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PHENYTOIN
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PEGANONE
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ETHOTOIN
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CEREBYX
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FOSPHENYTOIN
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ZARONTIN
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ETHOSUXIMIDE
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CELONTIN
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METHSUXIMIDE
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ZONEGRAN
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ZONISAMIDE
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TEGRETOL/CARBATROL/EPITOL
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CARBAMAZEPINE
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TRILEPTAL
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OXCARBAZEPINE
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FELBATOL
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FELBAMATE
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NEURONTIN
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GABAPENTIN
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LYRICA
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PREGABALIN
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LAMICTAL
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LAMOTRIGINE
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KEPPRA
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LEVETIRACETAM
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MYSOLINE
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PRIMIDONE
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GABITRIL
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TIAGABINE
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TOPAMAX
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TOPIRAMATE
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DEPAKOTE
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DIVALPROEX SODIUM
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ANAFRANIL
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CLOMIPRAMINE
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SINEQUAN
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DOXEPIN
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NORPRAMIN
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DESIPRAMINE
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TOFRANIL
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IMIPRAMINE
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PAMELOR
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NORTRIPTYLINE
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PROZAC
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FLUOXETINE
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PAXIL
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PAROXETINE HCL
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PEXEVA
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PAROXETINE MESYLATE
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ZOLOFT
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SERTRALINE
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LUVOX CR
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FLUVOXAMINE
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CELEXA
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CITALOPRAM
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LEXAPRO
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ESCITALOPRAM
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SARAFEM
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FLUOXETINE
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YAZ
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DROSPIRENONE, ETHINYL ESTRADIOL
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EFFEXOR
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VENLAFAXINE
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CYMBALTA
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DULOXETINE
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MAY CAUSE DROWSINESS
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OPIOID ANALGESICS
TRAMADOL ANTICONVULSANTS ANTIDEPRESSANTS ANTIPSYCHOTICS ANTIHISTAMINES BENZODIAZEPINES HYPNOTICS SK MUSCLE RELAXANTS |
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FINISH ALL MEDICATION
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ANTIBIOTICS
ANTIFUNGALS ANTIVIRALS |
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TAKE ON EMPTY STOMACH 1 HR BEFORE OR 2 HRS AFTER A MEAL
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PCN/AMPICILLIN
TETRACYCLINE AZITHROMYCIN CAPTOPRIL MOEXIPRIL SUCRALFATE BISPHOSPHONATES HIV DRUGS (SELECTED) ZAFIRLUKAST |
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DO NOT TAKE DAIRY PRODUCTS, ANTACIDS, OR IRON WITHIN 1 HR
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TETRACYCLINE
DOXYCYCLINE CIPRO CEFDINIR AZITHROMYCIN SUCRALFATE |
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TAKE WITH PLENTY OF WATER
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SULFONAMIDES
PHENAZOPYRIDINE/AZO BISPHOSPHONATES NSAIDS POTASSIUM BENZONATATE CYCLOPHOSPHAMIDE |
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MAY CAUSE DICOLORATION OF URINE OR FECES
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IRON PREPARATIONS
PHENAZOPYRIDINE/AZO NITROFURANTOIN CEFDINIR |
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RIFAMPIN
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RIFAPENTINE
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DRINK A FULL GLASS OF ORANGE JUICE OR EAT A BANANA DAILY
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LOOP DIURETICS
THIAZIDE DIURETICS |
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DO NOT DRINK ALCOHOL
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METRONIDAZOLE
SULFONYLUREAS NSAIDS ORAL CORTICOSTERIODS PHENYTOIN |
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TAKE WITH FOOD
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NSAIDS
ORAL CORTICOSTERIODS POTASSIUM TAMIFLU NITROFURANTOIN ITRACONAZOLE POSACONAZOLE KETOCONAZOLE GRISEOFULVIN HIV DRUGS (SELECTED) |
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AVOID PROLONGED EXPOSURE TO SUNLIGHT
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TETRACYCLINE
DOXYCYCLINE SULFONAMIDES FLUOROQUINOLONES ANTIFUNGALS NSAIDS (SELECTED) DIURETICS SPIRONOLACTONE PROMETHAZINE ISOTRETINOIN SULFONYLUREAS METHOTREXATE AMIODARONE CARBAMAZEPINE |
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SHAKE WELL AND KEEP IN REFRIGERATOR
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RECONSTITUTED ANTIBIOTICS
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MS CONTIN
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MORPHINE SULFATE
ER CAPSULE= Q12H Capsule can be opened and put on non-chewable food. Avoid ALL alcohol because of risk of dose dumping |
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KADIAN
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MORPHINE SULFATE
ER CAPSULE= Q12H Capsule can be opened and put on non-chewable food. Avoid ALL alcohol because of risk of dose dumping |
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AVINZA
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MORPHINE SULFATE
Once daily |
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TRAMADOL- Warning
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MAY CAUSE SEIZURES
Lower risk by titrating dose MAX 24 Dose=400mg (ULTRAM) 300mg (ULTRAM ER) |
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OPIOIDS- Warning
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CONSTIPATION
LEAST: Codeine, Meperidine, Hydromorphone, Methadone MOST: Oxymorphone, Morphine, Oxycodone |
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RELISTORE
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METHYLNALTREXONE
-Treats constipation due to opioid use. -Blocks opioid receptors in intestine. -Methyl group prevents CNS activity. DOSAGE= SUB-Q injection QOD |
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PARTIAL SEIZURE
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-One hemisphere
-Consciousness may or may not be affected |
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GENERALIZED SEIZURE
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-Both hemispheres
-Consciousness affectec *Tonic-Clonic= Full blown *Absence= Short duration |
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Why anticonvulsants shouldn't be suddenly discontinued?
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STATUS EPILEPTICUS= Continuous tonig-clonic seizures without ever returning to consciousness
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DRUGS-- Partial Seizures
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SULFONAMIDES
OXCARBAZEPINE GABAPENTIN PREGABALIN TIAGABINE |
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DRUGS-- Generalized Seizures
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HYDANTOINS
SUCCINIMIDES (absence) PRIMIDONE |
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DRUGS-- Partial & Generalized
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BARBITURATES
CARBAMAZEPINE FELBAMATE LAMOTRIGINE LEVETIRACETAM TOPIRAMATE DIVALPROEX SODIUM |
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Anticonvulsants that decrease effectiveness of contraceptives and why?
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They induce liver enzymes which increase metabolism and decrease the serum level of the BC.
BARBITURATES HYDANTOINS (tonic-clonic) CARBAMAZEPINE OXCARBAZEPINE PRIMIDONE TOPIRAMATE |
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SULFONAMIDES- Adverse Effect
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OLIGOHYDROSIS= Decreased sweating; can lead to hyperthermia
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CARBAMAZEPINE-
Black Box Warning |
AGRANULOCYTOSIS= Decreased WBC
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CARBAMAZEPINE- Indications
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1) Partial/Generalized seizure
2) Trigenial Neuralgia 3) Manic Episodes (Bipolar) |
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OXCARBAZEPINE- Allergy
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30% of patients that are allergic to Carbamazepine are allergic to Oxcarbazepine.
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FELBAMATE- Black Box Warning
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1) AGGRANULOCYTOSIS
2) LIVER FAILURE *Always used as a last resort; patients must sign an informed consent |
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GABAPENTIN- Other Indication
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PHN (Postherpatic Neuralgia)= Persistant pain in the area of shingles that exist after blisters heal
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PREGABALIN-
3 Other Indications |
1) Fibromyalgia
2) PHN Pain (Postherpatic Neuralgia) 3) DPN Pain (Diabetic Peripheral Neuropathy) |
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LAMOTRIGINE-
Black Box Warning & Main Use |
-May cause rashes than are permenantly disfiguring.
-Bipolar Disorder: for both manic and depressive episodes |
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LEVETIRACETAM- S.A.L.A.D. Drug
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KALETRA= Lopinavir & Ritonavir
*Both ingredients are protease inhibitors for the treatment of HIV. *They inhibit the enzyme needed for HIV to replicate. |
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PRIMIDONE- Contraindication
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Patients allergic to phenobarbital because it is the metabolite of primidone.
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TOPIRAMATE-
Other Indication & Side Effect |
-Migraine Prophylaxis
-OLIGOHYDROSIS= decreased sweating |
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DIVALPROEX SODIUM-
Black Box Warning |
1) HEPATOTOXICITY
2) PANCREATITIS 3) TERATOGENIC EFFECTS *Teratogen- birth defects |
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DIVALPROEX SODIUM-
2 Other Indications |
1) Manic Episodes
2) Migraine Prophylaxis |
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CLOMIPRAMINE-
Indication & Adverse Effect |
-OCD; not for depression
-5% have orgasm when yawning |
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PAROXETINE- 2 Salt Forms
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PEXEVA= mesylate
PAXIL= HCl |
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SARAFEM=
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=FLUOXETINE
-Indicated for PMDD |
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4 Drugs Indicated for PMDD
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1) SARAFEM
2) YAZ 3) PAXIL 4) ZOLOFT |
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FLUVOXAMINE- Indication
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OCD (only)
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CITALOPRAM vs ESCITALOPRAM
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CELEXA= Racemic mix
LEXAPRO= only S (active) isomer |
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EFFEXOR vs PRISTIQ
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PRISTIQ (desvenlafaxine)= the active metabolite of EFFEXOR (venlafaxine)
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DULOXETINE-
2 Other Indications |
1) FIBROMYALGIA
2) DPN (Diabetic Peripheral Neuropathy) |
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BUPROPION-
2 Other Indications & 2 Dosage |
1) Seasonal Affective Disorder
2) Increased libido in women (off label indication) -SR= BID -XL= once daily |
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NEFAZODONE- Black Box Warning
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Life threatening hepatic failure
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TRAZADONE- Main Indication
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INSOMNIA
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2 Types of Anti-Psychotics
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1) CONVENTIONAL= typical
2) NOVEL= atypical (newer) |
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RISPERIDONE-
Special Indication |
Only antipsychotic also indicated for autism.
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PALPERIDONE
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-ER Tablet
-The active metabolite of risperidone. |
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CLOZAPINE- Black Box Warning
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AGGRANULOCYTOSIS
*Never used as a first method of treatment. |
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ARIPIPRAZOLE-
Special Indication |
Only antipsychotic also indicated for depression.
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ATYPICAL ANTIPSYCHOTICS:
3 Adverse Effects |
1) Weight gain
2) Increased risk of diabetes 3) Increased risk of hyperlipidemia |
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ATYPICAL ANTIPSYCHOTICS:
High/Low risk of side effects |
CLOZARIL (Highest)
ZYPREXA RISPERDAL INVEGA ABILIFY GEODON (Lowest) |
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ANTIHISTAMINES-
1st vs 2nd Generation |
1st= Bind to central and peripheral H-1 receptors; most drowsiness
2nd= selective to peripheral H-1 receptors; less drowsiness |
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ANTIHISTAMINES-
2 Indications |
1)Allergic Rhinitis
2)Chronic Idiopathic Urticaria *PRURITIS= itching |
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ZYRTEC
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CETIRIZINE; the active metabolite of hyroxyzine
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XYZAL
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LEVOCETIRIZINE; the levo (R) isomer of cetirizine
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Redi-Tabs=
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CLARITIN & CLARINEX
*Freeze-Dried Wafers |
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Anxiolytic=
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=Clinical term for an agent that reduces anxiety
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NIRAVAM- Indication
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PANIC ATTACKS
*Alprazolam--oral disentigrating |
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KLONOPIN WAFERS- Indication
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PANIC ATTACKS
*Clonazepam--oral disentigrating |
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4 Non-Benzodiazepine Hypnotics
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1) AMBIEN
2) SONATA 3) LUNESTA 4) ROZEREM |
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AMBIEN-
Generic Class Onset & DOA |
ZOLPIDEM
-Imidazopyridine -30 min./8 hours |
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SONATA-
Generic Class Onset & DOA |
ZALEPLON
-Pyrazolopyrimidine -15 min./4 hours |
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LUNESTA-
Generic Class Onset & DOA |
ESZOPICLONE
-Cyclopyrrolone -1 hour/8 hours |
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ROZEREM-
Generic Class Onset & DOA |
RAMELTEON
-Melatonin Receptor Agonist -30 min./8 hours |
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AMBIEN CR- Drug Release
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Some of drug released initially and the rest after 3 hours.
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Long Term Use of Hypnotics?
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LUNESTA= FDA approved for up to 6 months
ROZEREM= also for long term |
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2 Adverse Effects of Hypnotics
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-Bitter aftertaste= LUNESTA
-Somnambulism= AMBIEN, SONATA, AND BENZODIAZEPINES |
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Directions for use of Hypnotics?
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Take on empty stomach
*Food delays absorption and onset, which can lead to a hangover in the morning |
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Fungal Infection of the Nail=
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=onychomycosis/tinea unguium
*PENLAC (ciclopirox)-- Paint on infected nail at bedtime, painting over existing for 7 days; then remove and reapply. (Only 12% show improvement) |
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2 "AZOLE" Antifungals
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1) Tirazoles
2) Imidazoles (ketoconazole) |
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DIFLUCAN- Indications
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CANDIDIASIS:
-oral (thrush) -esophageal (throat infection) -vaginal (yeast infection) -albicans (genital) |
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VALTREX- Indications
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HERPES:
-zoster (shingles) -vaginalis (genital herpes) -simplex (cold sores) |
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Treatments for Cold Sores
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FAMVIR= one dose of 1500mg
VALTREX= 2g BID for one day *Have to take within an hour of getting the cold sore. |
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Antiviral Allergy?
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VALTREX(valacyclovir) is converted to ZOVIRAX(acyclovir); Patients allergic to Zovirax avoid Valtrex also
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PENICILLIN Auxillary Label
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PCN and AMPICILLIN should be taken on an empty stomach.
*AMOXICILLIN is the only penicillin that is not affected by food. |
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AZITHROMYCIN- Classification
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AZALIDE= a subclass of macrolides
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AZITHROMYCIN- Dosages
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-Tablets= with or w/out food
-Suspension= with or w/out -ZMAX (ER microsphere suspension)= on empty stomach **2g single-dose bottle **Mix with 60mL water and take w/in 12 hr of mixing. |
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ACE Inhibitors to be taken on empty stomach?
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CAPOTEN= captopril
UNIVASC= moexipril |
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Osteoporosis=
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A decrease in bone density, caused by bone resorption.
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Bone Resorption=
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A process by which osteoclasts break down bone and release the minerals, resulting in a transfer of calcium from bone fluid to the blood.
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Bisphosphonates=
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A class of drugs that inhibit osteoclast action and the resorption of bone.
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MOA- Bisphosphonates=
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Attach to bone tissue, and are "ingested" by osteoclasts, the bone cell that breaks down bone tissue.
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Osteoblasts vs Osteoclasts
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Osteoblasts- Reform bone material (Function decreases with age)
Osteoclasts- Cause bone resorption (Age has no affect) |
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Directions for use of Bisphosphonates:
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-Take in the morning, 30 min. before a meal (empty stomach)
-Take with a full glass of water (ONLY water) -Remain upright for 30 min. after taking to avoid irritation to esophagus |
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REMERON
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MIRTAZAPINE
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BUPROPION
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WELLBUTRIN
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TRAZODONE
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DESYREL
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THORAZINE
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CHLORPROMAZINE
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COMPAZINE
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PROCHLORPERAZINE
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HALDOL
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HALOPERIDOL
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RISPERDAL
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RISPERIDONE
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INVEGA
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PALIPERIDONE
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ZYPREXA
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OLANZAPINE
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CLOZARIL
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CLOZAPINE
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SEROQUEL
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QUETIAPINE
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GEODON
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ZIPRASIDONE
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ABILIFY
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ARIPIPRAZOLE
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TABIST
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CLEMASTINE
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HYDROXYZINE PAMOATE
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VISTARIL
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ASTELIN
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AZLASTINE
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ZYRTEC
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CETIRIZINE
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XYZAL
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LEVOCETIRIZINE
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CLARINEX
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DESLORATADINE
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TRANXENE
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CLORAZEPATE
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VALIUM
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DIAZEPAM
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ATIVAN
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LORAZEPAM
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SERAX
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OXAZEPAM
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LIBRIUM
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CHLORDIAZEPOXIDE
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DALMANE
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FLURAZEPAM
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RESTORIL
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TEMAZEPAM
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HALCION
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TRIAZOLAM
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PROSOM
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ESTAZOLAM
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AMBIEN
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ZOLPIDEM
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SONATA
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ZALEPLON
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LUNESTA
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ESZOPICLONE
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ROZEREM
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RAMELTEON
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SOMA
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CARISOPRODOL
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PARAFON FORTE DSC
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CHLORZOXAZONE
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SKELAXIN
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METAXALONE
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ROBAXIN
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METHOCARBAMOL
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ZANAFLEX
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TIZANIDINE
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LIORESAL
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BACLOFEN
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DIFLUCAN
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FLUCONAZOLE
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SPORANOX
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ITRACONAZOLE
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VFEND
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VORICONAZOLE
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NOXAFIL
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POSACONAZOLE
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NIZORAL
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KETOCONAZOLE
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GRIFULVIN V
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GRISEOFLVIN
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LAMISIL
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TERBINAFINE
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TINACTIN
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TOLNAFTATE
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LOTRIMIN AF
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CLOTRIMAZOLE
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LOTRIMIN ULTRA/MENTAX
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BUTENAFINE
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SPECTAZOLE
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ECONAZOLE
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ERTACZO
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SERTACONAZOLE
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LOPROL
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CICLOPIROX
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ZOVIRAX
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ACYCLOVIR
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FAMVIR
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FAMCICLOVIR
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VALTREX
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VALACYCLOVIR
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SUMYCIN
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TETRACYCLINE
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DIDRONEL
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ETIDRONATE
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FOSAMAX
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ALENDRONATE
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SKELID
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TILUDRONATE
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ACTONEL
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RISEDRONATE
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BONIVA
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IBANDRONATE
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CRIXIVAN
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INDINAVIR
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SUSTIVA
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EFAVIRENZE
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VIDEX
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DIDANOSINE
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ACCOLATE
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ZAFIRLUKAST
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DORYX/PERIOSTAT/VIBRATABS
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DOXYCYCLINE
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OMNICEF
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CEFDINIR
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BACTRIM/SEPTRA
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SULFAMETHOXAZOLE & TRIMETHOPRIM
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PYRIDIUM
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PHENAZOPYRIDINE
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TESSALON
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BENZONATATE
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CYTOXAN
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CYCLOPHOSPHAMIDE
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HEMOCYTE
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FERROUS FUMARATE
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FERGON
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FERROUS GLUCONATE
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FEOSOL
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FERROUS SULFATE
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MACRODANTIN/MACROBID
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NITROFURANTOIN
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RIFADIN/RIMACTANE
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RIFAMPIN
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PRIFTIN
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RIFAPENTINE
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BUMEX
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BUMETANIDE
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DEMADEX
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TORSEMIDE
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EDECRIN
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ETHACRYNIC ACID
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MICROZIDE
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HYDROCHLOROTHIAZIDE
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ZAROXOLYN
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METOLAZONE
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ENDURON
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METHYCLOTHIAZIDE
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FLAGYL
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METRONIDAZOLE
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DIABINESE
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CHLORPROPAMIDE
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GLUCOTORL
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GLIPIZIDE
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MICRONASE/DIABETA/GLYNASE
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GLYBURIDE
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AMARYL
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GLIMEPIRIDE
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DECADRON
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DEXAMETHASONE
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MEDROL
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METHYLPREDNISOLONE
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DELTASONE
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PREDNISONE
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CORTEF
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HYDROCORTISONE
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TAMIFLU
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OSELTAMIVIR
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NORVIR
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RITONAVIR
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VIRACEPT
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NELFINAVIR
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PREZISTA
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DARUNAVIR
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INVIRASE
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SAQUINAVIR
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REYATAZ
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ATAZANAVIR
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NOROXIN
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NORFLOXACIN
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FLOXIN
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OFLOXACIN
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LEVAQUIN
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LEVOFLOXACIN
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MAXAQUIN
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LOMEFLOXACIN
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AVELOX
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MOXIFLOXACIN
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FACTIVE
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GEMIFLOXACIN
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ALDACTON
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SPIRONOLACTONE
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ACCUTANE
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ISOTRETINOIN
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RHEUMATREX
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METHOTREXATE
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CORDARONE/PACERONE
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AMIODARONE
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SULFISOXAZOLE
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GANTRISIN
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TROVAFLOXACIN
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TROVAN
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GATIFLOXACIN
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TEQUIN
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CHLORTHALIDONE
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HYGROTON
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HYDROCHLORATHIAZIDE
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HYDRODIURIL AND MICROZIDE
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INDAPAMIDE
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LOZOL
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LORACARBEF
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LORBID
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Na POLYSTYRENE SULFONATE
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KAYEXALATE AND SPS KAYEXALATE
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DISULFIRAM
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ANTABUSE
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GYLUBURIDE
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MICRONASE
DIABETA GYLNASE PRESS TAB |
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ACETOHEXAMIDE
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DYMELOR
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ACETAZOLAMIDE
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DIAMOX
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ROSIGLITAZONE
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AVANDIA
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PRIOGLITAZONE
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ACTOS
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GLUCOPHAGE
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METFORMIN
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GLUCOVANCE
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GLYBURIDE/METFORMIN
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ZANAMIVIR
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RELENZA
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SAQUINAVIR
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FORTOVASE
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TENOFOVIR
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VIREAD
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DELAVIRDINE
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RESCRIPTOR
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SULFISOXAZOLE
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GANTRISIN
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TROVAFLOXACIN
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TROVAN
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GATIFLOXACIN
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TEQUIN
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CHLORTHALIDONE
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HYGROTON
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HYDROCHLORATHIAZIDE
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HYDRODIURIL AND MICROZIDE
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INDAPAMIDE
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LOZOL
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LORACARBEF
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LORBID
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Na POLYSTYRENE SULFONATE
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KAYEXALATE AND SPS KAYEXALATE
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DISULFIRAM
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ANTABUSE
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GYLUBURIDE
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MICRONASE
DIABETA GYLNASE PRESS TAB |
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5 SULFONYLUREAS
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ACETOHEXAMIDE (DYMELOR)
CYCLOPROPAMIDE (DIABINESE) GLIPIZIDE (GLUCOTROL) GLIMEPIRIDE (AMARYL) GLYBURIDE (MICRONASE) |
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2 THIAZOLIDINEDIONES
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ROSIGLITAZONE (AVANDIA)
PIOGLITAZONE (ACTOS) |
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1 BIGUANIDES
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METFORMIN
(GLUCOPHAGE, FORTAMET) |
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2 MEGLITINIDES
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NATEGLINIDE (STARLIX)
REPAGLINIDE (PRANDIN) |
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2 ALPHA-GLUCOSIDASE INHIBITORS
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ACARBOSE (PRECOSE)
MIGLITOL (GLYSET) |
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1 DPP-4 INHIBITOR
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SITAGLIPTIN (JANUVIA)
+ METORMIN (JANUMET) |
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1 INCRETIN MIMETIC
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EXENATIDE (BYETTA)
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ROSIGLITAZONE/GLIMEPIRIDE
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AVANDARYL
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METFORMIN/GLIPIZIDE
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METAGLIP
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ROSIGLITAZONE/METFORMIN
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AVANDAMET
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METFORMIN/PIOGLITAZONE
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ACTOPLUS MET
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PIOGLITAZONE/GLIMEPIRIDE
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DUETACT
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