Pharmacology Final Units 1-5

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PHARM UNIT 1

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PHARM UNIT 1

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High potential for abuse/addiction, Currently accepted medical uses, requires Rx & Can result physical/psychological dependence

(i.e. Oxycontin)

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Schedule II Drug

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NOT commonly a parenteral route of drug administration in clinical usage

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Sublingual

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NOT 1 of the 7 rights of drug administration

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The Right Needle

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Abbreviation Sig. stand for on a Rx

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Directions how to use drug will follow

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T/F:

A written prescription could NOT be used as evidence in a court of law

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False

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Type of order does NOT originate w/ physician, but w/ hospital pharmacy

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Automatic Stop Orders

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Group name of specific orders preprinted on hospital's physician's order sheet & often pertain to protocol of tx related to specific disease

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Standing Orders

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Type of Rx generated by computer; NOT signed by physician

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Electronic

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HS

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At Bedtime

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K+ given in

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Milliequivalents

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Milliequivalents

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Metric

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Nitroglycerin ointment applied w/ specially marked paper measured in

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Inches

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Drugs main action for which it was prescribed by physician/healthcare provider is

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Therapeutic Effect

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2 drugs combine & produce an effect less than intended effect for either drug, is

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Antagonism

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Beta 1 & Beta 2 Receptors respond to

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Epinephrine

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Individual's unique reaction to a drug due to their genetic makeup is

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Idiosyncrasy

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Amphetamine Stimulant Drugs used to decrease hyperactivity in children, is an example of what type of drug effect

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Paradoxical

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Drug appears to fit into receptor, but cannot actually unlock & activate it to produce an effect is an

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Antagonist

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Drugs given by IV administration entirely bypass step of

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Absorption

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Initial metabolism of a drug by Liver is

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First–Pass Effect

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In distribution, as drug enters blood & moves through body tissues, it interacts w/

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Receptors

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Kidneys are principal organ for

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Excretion

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Due to Tylenol capsules being contaminated w/ cyanide in 1980's

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Many OTC Drugs are now in caplet form instead of capsule form

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IV fluids accidentally administered into the subcutaneous tissues instead of a vein

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Extravasation

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Drug solution forms remains separate from base & still evenly distributed throughout solution

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Gels & Emulsions

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Oblong tablet w/ base of sugar; disintegrates into a paste to release drug topically in mouth

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Troche

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Tablet resistant to stomach acid; dissolves in alkaline environment of small intestine

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Enteric–Coated Tablet

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Small glass bottle w/ rubber stopper; needle is inserted

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Vial

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Small child w/ N&V W/ high fever might need Tylenol in form of

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Rectal Suppository

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Drug route into Cerebrospinal Fluid to circulate around Spinal Cord

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Intrathecal Route

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Both Ears

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A.U.

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Study of chemical structures of drugs & their actions at molecular level w/in a cell

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Molecular Pharmacology

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1st Recombinant DNA Technology Drug approved by FDA

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Humulin

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Drug w/ same chemical formula as another drug, but some atoms arranged in different way

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Isomer

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10 digit code assigned to each drug

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National Drug Code (NDC)

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Indicates how often a drug should be given

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Lithobid

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Federal Trade Commission (FTC) regulates

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Advertising of OTC Drugs

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Drug Streptomycin derived from

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Stomach of Sick Chicken

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Human testing phase ONLY healthy volunteers are used

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I

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Dose at which 50% of animals tested show a therapeutic response to drug

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Median Effective Dose

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Time required for drug level in serum to decrease from 100% to 50%

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Drug's Half–Life

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1st federal drug law & established FDA

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Pure Food & Drug Act of 1906

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Defined Rx drugs as those that could only be given to patients under care of physician

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Durham–Humphrey Amendment

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LA, SR, & CR indicate

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Duration of drug's action

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Azmacort was purposefully named to indicate

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Disease/Symptom it's used to tx

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Agency responsible for regulating manufacturing/dispensing of controlled substances

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Drug Enforcement Agency (FDA)

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National tragedy caused by Sulfonamide, an Anti–Infective Drug, forced a much–needed update to

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Food & Drug Act of 1906

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Using antibiotics to treat infection is known as _________ use of drugs

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Therapeutic

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Study of drugs & their interactions w/ living organisms

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Pharmacology

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Digoxin is associated w/

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Foxglove Plant

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Natural Source Drug

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Foxglove Plant

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Natural Source Drug in current use

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Digoxin (Lanoxin)

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Natural Source Drug

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Sheep’s Wool

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Natural Source Drug in current use

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Lanolin

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Natural Source Drug

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Rose Hips

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Natural Source Drug in current use

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Vitamin C

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Natural Source Drug

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Poppy

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Natural Source Drug in current use

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Morphine

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Natural Source Drug

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Mold

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Natural Source Drug in current use

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Penicillin

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Natural Source Drug - Drug in current use; originated from natural sources - Vincristine

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Periwinkle

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IM

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Intramuscular

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KVO

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Keep Vein Open

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NG

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Nasogastric (Tube)

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NPO

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Nothing By Mouth

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O.U.

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Both Eyes

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PO

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By Mouth

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SQ

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Subcutaneous (Sub -Q)

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PHARMA UNIT 5 (CH 14-16)

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PHARMA UNIT 5 (CH 14-16)

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NOT characteristic of Type 2 diabetes:

A) # of/sensitivity of insulin receptors on body cells is decreased

B) Pancreas does not produce any insulin

C) Pancreas produces too little insulin

D) Occurs when pt is middle–aged

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B

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Humulin N is an

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Intermediate Acting Insulin

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Regular Iletin ll is a Rapid Acting Insulin derived from

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Pig Pancreas

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T/F: In a Combination Insulin Drug such as Humulin 70/30, the % of Rapid Acting Insulin is always listed first

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False

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Combination Oral Antidiabetic Drug

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Avandamet

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Protein found in Saliva of Gila Monster can synthetically make

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Byetta

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T/F: Insulin can never be given orally

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True

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Oral Antidiabetic Drugs are used to tx

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Type 2 DM ONLY

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Hyposecretion of Antidiuretic Hormone (ADH) from anterior pituitary gland causes

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Diabetes Insipidus

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T3 & T4 secreted by

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Thyroid Gland

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Caused byoverproduction of growth hormone

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Acromegaly

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Cushing's Syndrome is caused by a tumor on adrenal gland cortex that causes it to secrete an increased amount of

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Cortisol

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Drugs prescribed for AIDS patients to counteract loss of muscle mass/strength that occur w/ AIDS Wasting Syndrome

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Anabolic Steroids

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Drug emits low–level radiation & destroys thyroid tissue to treat hyperthyroidism

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Radioactive Sodium Iodide 131

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High doses of this drug causes symptoms of a moon face, reddened cheeks & buffalo hump

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Corticosteroids

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Contains ONLY T3

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Cytomel

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Contains T3 & T4

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Thyrolar

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Treats Hyperthyroidism

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Tapazole

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Treats Diabetes Insipidus

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Vasopressin

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Treats Cushing Syndrome

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Signifor

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Epilepsy & Glaucoma can both be treated by

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Diamox

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Tonic–Clonic Seizure

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Grand Mal

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Absence Seizure

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Petit Mal

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Complex Partial Seizure

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Psychomotor

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Simple Partial Seizure

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Focal Motor

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State of prolonged, continuous seizure activity >30 sec.,can cause brain damage & considered medical emergency

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Status Epilepticus

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Sulfonamide Drug only acts as Anticonvulsant Drug, but it's mechanism of action is not understood

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Zonegran

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Hydantoin drugs for epilepsy prevent neurons from sending out impulses too rapidly or repeatedly by

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Affecting flow of sodium in & out of cell

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Drug therapy for Parkinson's Disease corrects an imbalance in what 2 neurotransmitters in the Brain

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Acetylcholine

Dopamine

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Benzodiazephine Drugs used to tx anxiety; also have hypnotic effect to tx Insomnia because enhances action of neurotransmitter

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GABA

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Drug Nameda works to tx Alzheimer's Disease by

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Blocking in MDA receptors that are overstimulated by amino acid Glutamate

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Drug prescribed for Parkinson's Disease causes increasing side effects, the physician initiates a

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Drug Holiday

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Which is FALSE about Multiple Sclerosis

A) Caused by yeast infection or at times of complicated stress

B) Autoimmune disease w/ antibodies against myelin covering of nerves

C) There's an interruption of nerve conduction between brain & spinal cord

D) Symptoms include double vision, large muscle weakness, uncoordinated gait, muscle spasticity & neuralgia

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A

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Drug form the Insomnia drug Zolpidem (Intermezzos) comes in

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Sublingual Tablet

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Combination Drug for Parkinson's Disease

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Sinemet

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I

If taking Ambien & not aware or remember working, eating, or driving, cause may be

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Did NOT get full 8 hrs of sleep before becoming active

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Professional actors, musicians, singers & others in public eye who experience temporary stage performance anxiety take this Beta–Blocker Drug to block physical effects of excess Epinephrine

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Inderal

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MAO, Tricyclic & Tetracyclic all refer to what type of drugs

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Antidepressant

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Recovering alcoholic patients who take Antabuse must

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Be warned about adverse effects before starting

Give consent to tx w/ this drug

Avoid alcoholic beverages, cough syrups & mouthwashes

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Which is NOT true about Adderall

A) Schedule II drug

B) Women 'tween 26 -39 would take their child's Rx to lose wt

C) Children were taking Adderall to lose wt

D) Women 'tween 26 - 39 took Adderall for their ADHD

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C

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Some antipsychotic drugs, particularly phenothiazine drugs can cause a group of adverse affects called

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Tardive Dyskinesia

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1st minor Tranquilizer Drug developed in 1955

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Miltown

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1st Antidepressant Drug was an MAO Inhibitor that was being used to tx

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Tuberculosis (TB)

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T/F: It's estimated that 50% of hospital admissions are in someway related to mental health

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True

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Most prescribed drug for Alzheimer's Disease

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Aricept

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Drug for Parkinson's Disease that crosses blood–brain barrier is

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Levodopa

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Good drug to give psychotic patients because it dissolves in mouth w/in 5-15 sec.

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Zyprexa

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Patients that are on these drugs should avoid foods containing Tyramine

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MAO Inhibitors

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Which are NOT true about the drug Suboxone

A) Can successfully treat opioid addiction

B) Available as transdermal patch

C) Called "prison heroin"

D) Addicts use to avoid withdrawal

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B

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Drug treats anxiety by enhancing effect of GABA

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Benzodiazepine Drugs

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PHARM UNIT 2

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PHARM UNIT 2

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Natural supplement used to tx Benign Prostatic Hypertrophy (BPH)

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Fruit of Saw Palmetto Tree

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Potassium–Wasting Diuretic Drugs AKA

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Thiazides Diuretic Drugs

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Used to keep Patent Ductus Arterious opened in Newborns to sustain life

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Prostaglandin E1 Drug

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Pt's taking Thiazides & Loop Diuretic Drugs may have to take this to prevent cardiac arrhythmias

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Potassium Chloride

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PDE5 drug that has longer half–life than other drugs for ED - cause erection >4 hours

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Cialis

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Drug acts at nephron loop & distal convoluted tubule

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Thiazides Diuretic Drugs

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Diuretic Drugs useful in treating

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Hypertension

Edema associated w/ CHF

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Cranberry Juice good for

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Increases acidity of urine & prevents UTI's

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What's Avodart & warning label on this drug

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Drug used in men for BPH

For women who are pregnant w/ a male child to not even handle the drug

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Drugs that block action of acetylcholine to relax smooth muscle & decrease bladder contractions used to treat

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Overactive Bladder

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Drug pellet that inserted into urethra to produce an erection in pt's w/ ED

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Muse

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Main cause of UTI's

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Gram Negative Bacteria from GI Tract

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Drug treats ED in men

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PDE5

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Injected to tx Overactive Bladder

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Botox

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1st drug approved to treat ED

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Viagra

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Loop Diuretic Drug

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Lasix

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Urinary Tract Antispasmodic

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Urispas

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Androgen Inhibitor

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Avodart

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PDE5 Inhibitor

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Viagra

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Combination Diuretic

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Dyazide

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Forms of Diuretic Drugs

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Loop
Thiazide
Potassium–Sparing

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Thiazide Diuretic

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Diuril & HCTZ

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Potassium–Sparing Diuretic

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Aldactone

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Urinary Tract Analgesic

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Urogesic

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Treats Overactive Bladder

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Detrol & Vesicare

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Alpha 1 Receptor Blocker Drugs

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Cardura & Flomax

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Place a peptic ulcer would not form

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Colon

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T/F: Parietal cells of stomach release H. pylori

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False

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Drug that acts topically on actual surface of ulcer, forming a protective layer/bandage allowing peptic ulcer to heal

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Carafate

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Drug has same trade name, but different generic names w/ 1 acting as antacid & other acting as laxative (in a suppository form)

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Dulcolax

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Someone w/ hypertension must be careful about taking OTC Antacids

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Large amt of Sodium in Antacids

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What does an Anticholinergic Drug given to treat GI spasms do

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Blocks Acetylcholine

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Proton Pump Inhibitor Drug, AKA "purple pill"

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Nexium

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Diet drug causes embarrasing involuntary passing of stools

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Alli

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Drug that decreases intestinal inflammation in ulcerative colitis by blocking production of prostaglandins

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5–Amionsalicylic Acid Drugs

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Cinnamon flavored oral paste given to horses

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GastroGuard

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T/F: When pt takes Antacids containing Calcium, it can replace adequate Calcium intake in diet

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False

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Criteria for a Rx drug being reclassified as OTC drug

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Pt can monitor own condition when using OTC drug

OTC drug has low rate of side effects/toxicity & low potential for abuse

Indication for drug's OTC use is similar to its prescription drug use

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Active ingredient in MOM

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Magnesium

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Bismuth used for

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Diarrhea

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1st H2 Blocker Drug used to block action of Histamine on H2 receptors in stomach

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Tagamet

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Antacids Containing Calcium

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Tums Ultra

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Proton Pump Inhibitor

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Prevacid & Prilosac

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Combination Drug for H. Pylori

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Helidac

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Anticholinergic Drug for Diarrhea

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Imodium A–D

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5–Aminosalicylic Acid Drug

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Asacol

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Drug for Crohn's Disease

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Humira

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Corticosteroid Drug for Ulcerative Colitis

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Cortifoam

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Antispasmodic for IBS

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Bentyl

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Antiemetic for Motion Sickness

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Antivert

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Combination Drug for GERD

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Zegerid

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H2 Blocker Drugs are

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Used to treat GERD

Block action of Histamine

Stops production of Hydrochloric Acid

Must take 30 min. before meals (last 12 hrs)

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PHARM UNIT 3

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PHARM UNIT 3

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Used to Stop Smoking & Antidepressant

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Bupropion–Zyban

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Drug helps Stop Smoking by binding to nicotine receptors & blocking activation

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Chantix

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Xanthine Bronchodilator Drug

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Theophylline

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Corticosteroid

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Pulmicort

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Combination Bronchodilator Drug

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Combivent

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Anticholinergic Bronchodilator Drug

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Atrovent

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Beta–agonist Bronchodilator Drug

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Albuterol

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Mast Cell Stabilizer Drug

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Intal

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Enzyme Expectorant Drug

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Pulmozyme

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Combination Drug for TB

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IsonaRif

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Leukotriene Formation Inhibitor Drug

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Zyflo

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Leukotriene Receptor Blocker Drug

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Singulair

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Drug relieves muscle spasms/stiffness

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Muscle Relaxants

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Bone Resorption Inhibitor Drug Sally Field advertised

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Boniva

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COX–2 Inhibitor Drug still on market today for treating Osteoarthritis

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Celebrex

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Iopical Drug, derived from Chili Pepper Plants, used to treat Osteoarthritis

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Capsaicin

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Benzodiazepine–Valium, Anxiety drug, Also used as

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Muscle Relaxant

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How is Aspirin different from Acetaminophen in treating 0steoarthritis

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Acetaminophen ONLY Treats Pain

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Janus Kinase Inhibitor Drug for Rheumatoid Arthritis

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Xeljanz

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Gold Compound for Rheumatoid Arthritis

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Aurolat

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Topical Drug for Osteoarthritis

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Bengay

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Bone Resorption Inhibitor Drug for Osteoporosis

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Fosamax

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Created by Recombinant DNA Technology for Osteoporosis

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Forteo

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Bone Resorption Inhibitor Drug MUST be given by IV

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Zometa

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Skeletal Muscle Relaxant Drug

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Flexeril

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Used for Severe Muscle Spasticity

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Zanaflex

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Used for Fibromyalgia

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Lyrica

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Monoclonal Antibody Drug for Rheumatoid Arthritis

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Humira

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Salicylate Drug for Osteoarthritis

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Aspirin

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Inhalers delivering a pre–measured dose of drug into lungs are measured in

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Actuations

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Drug blocks action of Acetylcholine on muscarinic receptors in smooth muscle around bronchioles

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Anticholinergic Bronchodilator Drug

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Drug stimulates beta 2 receptors in smooth muscle around bronchioles by mimicking action of Epinephrine

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Beta–agonist Bronchodilator Drug

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Drug relaxes smooth muscle around bronchioles & stimulates Respiratory Center in Brain

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Xanthine Bronchodilator Drug

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Mimics action of natural Cortisol & reduces inflammation/edema associated w/ Asthma/other chronic lung diseases

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Corticosteroids

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Drug inhibit macrophages from immune system; containS Real Gold

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Gold Compound Drugs

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T/F: Penicillin is effective in treating TB

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False

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Drug made from ovaries of Chinese Hamsters

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Monoclonal Antibody Drug – Xolair

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Beta–agonist Bronchodilator Drugs AKA

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Sympathomimetic Bronchodilator Drugs

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Leukotriene Receptor Blocker Drugs used to prevent/treat _______ , but not used for other respiratory diseases

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Asthma

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What does nicotine do?

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–Stimulates frontal cortex of brain
–Stimulates limbic lobe of brain
–Increases alertness/provides feeling of pleasure

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Substance that produced in response to inhaled antigen, causes airway edema, bronchospasm & inflammation

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Leukotriene

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Phrase "directly observed therapy", related to

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(TB) Tuberculosis

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Round inhaler device contains a drug in powered form; held in horizontal position to release drug

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Diskus

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Because acetaminophen has no anti–inflammatory action, it's no longer used to treat pain associated w/ Osteoarthritis

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False

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T/F: Oral Gold Compound Drugs can reverse joint damage that's already occurred in patients w/ RA

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False

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Hyaluronic Acid (Hyalgan) derived from

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Chicken Combs

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Calcitonin derived from

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Salmon

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Drug used to treat Osteoarthritis in cats & dogs

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Rimadyl

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Drug ____ used to treat Breast Cancer was found to have a positive effect on patients bones. This discovery lead to drug ____ for Osteoporosis

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Tamoxifen, Evista

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Risk factors for Osteoporosis

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-Caucasian or Asian
–Smoking
–Alcohol Use

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PHARM UNIT 4

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PHARM UNIT 4

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Cardioselective Beta Blockers used for

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Hypertensive Patients w/ Asthma

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Fast uncoordinated quivering of Heart

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V-Fib

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Dynamite might help relieve

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Angina Pain

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Combination Drug for Hypertension

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Diovan HCT

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Foxglove plant associated w/

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Digoxin

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Drug decreases blood pressure by blocking Renin produced by Kidney

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Tekturna

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Drug used to treat cardiac arrhythmia Bradycardia

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Atropine

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Calcium Channel Blocker Drug slows movement of calcium in/out of SA node; treats hypertension, A-Fib, V-Fib & Angina

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Cardizem

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Drug blocks enzyme in blood that converts Angiotensin I to Angiotensin II

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ACE Inhibitor Drug

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Nitro–bid or Nitrol Ointmenst is applied to skin & measured in

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Inches

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Drug may be given by IV during MI or Stroke to dissolve blood clot

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Activase or TNKase

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Statin Drugs usually treat

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Hypercholestolemia

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Suffix "pril" common in the generic medicine

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ACE Inhibitors Drugs

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When Digitalis Drugs cause release of Acetylcholine, slow electrical conduction & heart rate, it's

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Negative Chronotropic Effect

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Advertised on TV to treat baldness; originally used to tx Hypertension

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Minoxidil or Rogaine

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T/F: Lowering therapeutic index of Digoxin will treat Digoxin toxicity

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False

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Animal used to produce Fab, the antidote for Digoxin toxicity

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Sheep

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Lipoprotein that carries Triglycerides

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VLDL

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Why would Lidocaine be given by IV

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Tx V-Fib

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Bile Acid Sequestration

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WelChol

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Stimulates Vasomotor Center in Brain

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Catapres

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Selective Aldosterone Receptor Antagonist

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Inspra

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Beta Blocker

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Lopressor

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ONLY treats Hypertriglyceridemia

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Tricor

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ACE Inhibitor Drug

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Lotensin

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Clotting factors I – XIII dependent on

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Vitamin K

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T/F: Thrombolytic Drugs used to prevent blood clots from forming

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False

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Vitamin K drug given to Newborns

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Mephyton

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Heparin ALWAYS measured

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Units

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Heparin & Low Molecular Weight Heparin is prepared from

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Cow/Pig Intestines

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T/F: Anemia is decrease in RBC's produced by Red Bone Marrow

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True

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Drug suffix –ase common both generic & trade name of

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Thrombolytic Drugs

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Drugs Feosol & Fer–In–Sol contain

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Iron

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If taking Coumadin DO NOT eat

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Leafy Green Veggies

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Vitamin B12 Drugs used to tx

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Pernicious Anemia

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Heparin & low molecular weight heparin inhibit

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Clotting Factor X

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If taking Coumadin & eat garlic, may exhibit a

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Synergistic effect

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Drugs NOT used to break up a clot causing a PE

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Anticoagulant Drugs

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Most common type of Hemophilia & caused

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–Hemophilia A
–Lack of Clotting Factor VIII

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Organ produces hormone Erythropoietin

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Kidneys

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Drugs similar to Erythropoietin

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Epogen & Procrit

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Organ produces Clotting Factors I – XIII

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Liver

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T/F: Tissue Plasminogen Activator Drugs are created using Recombinant DNA Technology

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True

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1st available prescription Anticoagulant Drug

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Heparin

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Used to tx Anemia

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Epogen & Anadrol–50

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Factor Xa Inhibitor Drugs

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Eliquis & Xarelto

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Tissue Plasminogen Activator Drugs

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Activase & Retavase

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Platelet Aggregation Inhibitor Drugs

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Bauer Aspirin & Plavix

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Low Molecular Weight Heparin

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Lovenox & Fragmin

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Thrombin Inhibitor Drugs

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Angiomax & Pradaxa

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Combination Platelet Aggregation Inhibitor Drug

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Aggrenox