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Analgesics

Control pain

Anesthetics

Dull feeling or cause reversible sleep

Antihistamines

Control or treat allergies

Antineoplastic agents

Used to treat cancer

Anti-emetics

Stop vomiting

Autonomic drugs

Stimulate or suppress the autonomic nervous system.

Blood derivatives

Specific processed blood components, i.e. red blood cells, blood plasma, or platelets.

Blood formation, coagulation, and thrombosis agents

Alter coagulation and platelet adhesion; commonly called blood thinners

Cardiovascular drugs

Influence the action of the heart and health or the circulatory system. Including antihypertensives (high blood pressure) and anticholesterolemics ( high cholesterol)

Central nervous system agents

Act on the brain to dull pain, cause weight loss, reduce convulsions, stop vomiting, relieve anxiety, cause sleep, stimulate attention, and relax muscles.

Contraceptives

Prevent pregnancy

Dental agents

Act locally in the mouth to numb dental pain or teething problems

Diagnostic agents

Used to confirm or indicate a specific medical diagnosis

Electrolytic, caloric, and water balance agents

Medications that aren't administrated through the gastrointestinal tract, that return a patient's electrolytes to normal values