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Analgesics

Reduce or eliminate mild to moderate pain.

Pain Reliever

Antipyretics

Reduce or eliminate fever.

N S A I D s

Non-Steroidal Anti-inflammatory Drugs

Antihistamines

Reduces symptoms of sneezing, runny nose, and watery eyes.

Helps block histamine and leukotriene receptors.

Antitussives

Cough Suppressant

Suppress unproductive coughs

Decongestants

Relief for stuffy nose by narrowing swollen nasal passages and allows sinus drainage and muscosal build up to be freely expelled from nose.

Sudafed (Treats sinuses)

Expectorants

Helps loosen and thin mucus and phlegm build up in the lungs.

Helps the lungs

Acid Relief Medications (Antacids)

Neutralizes stomach acids

Tums

Antiemetics

Used to subside or reduce the incidence of nausea and vomiting.

Antiflatulents

Rid stomach and intestinal tract of excess gas and air.

Farts and has Probiotics

Antihemorrhoidals

Relieves and reduces the burning, itching, and swelling caused by hemorrhoids.

Helps hemorrhoids

Laxatives

Treats Constipation

What's the largest system in the human body?

Integumentary System

Skin, hair, fingernail and toe nails

Anti-Infectives

Prevents infection in minor cuts and scrapes

Diphenhydramine and Pseudoephedrine affect which nervous system?

Central Nervous System

Ophthalmic Agents are for?

In and around your eyes.

What is Conjunctivitis?

Pink Eye

Otic agents are for?

Inside the ears.

Earwax build up

Contraceptives

Used to prevent pregnancy.

Smoking Cessation

Helps limit cigarette use.

Nicotine Gum, lozenges and patches.

Patriot Act (2006)

Requires consumers to show ID to purchase pseudoephedrine.

Herbal and Alternative Treatments

Any products made from a botanical or plant.

FDA LAW for herbals?

No herbal may claim it treats a specific ailment or disease.

Nebulizers

Machines that vaporize medications into the air in order to open up airways.