Pharmacy Lab Ii Drug Cards 146-167

Front 1

Lanoxin (Lanoxicap)

Back 1

Digoxin

Hint 1

Cardiovascular
+ Inotropic/ -chronotrope

Front 2

Plavix

Back 2

Clopidogrel

Hint 2

Cardiovascular
Platelet Inhibitor

Front 3

Imdur

Back 3

Isosorbide Mononitrate

Hint 3

Cardiovascular
Nitroglycerine Antianginal/vasodilator

Front 4

Nitro-Dur

Back 4

Topical Nitroglycerin

Hint 4

Cardiovascular
Nitroglycerine Antianginal/vasodilator

Front 5

Nitrostat

Back 5

Nitroglycerin

Hint 5

Cardiovascular
Nitroglycerine Antianginal/vasodilator

Front 6

Cordarone

Back 6

Amiodarone

Hint 6

Cardiovascular
Antiarrhythmic

Front 7

Coumadin

Back 7

Warfarin Sodium

Hint 7

Cardiovascular
Anticoagulent

Front 8

Crestor

Back 8

Rosuvastatin

Hint 8

Cardiovascular Antihyperlipidemic

Front 9

Lipitor

Back 9

Atorvastatin

Hint 9

Cardiovascular Antihyperlipidemic

Front 10

Pravachol

Back 10

Pravastatin

Hint 10

Cardiovascular Antihyperlipidemic

Front 11

Tricor

Back 11

Fenofibrate

Hint 11

Cardiovascular Antihyperlipidemic

Front 12

Zocor

Back 12

Simvastatin

Hint 12

Cardiovascular Antihyperlipidemic

Front 13

Lopid

Back 13

Gemfibrozil

Hint 13

Cardiovascular Antiphyperlipidemic

Front 14

Atrovent

Back 14

Ipratropium Bromide

Hint 14

Respiratory
Anticholinergic
antibrochospasm and antisecretory

Front 15

Spiriva

Back 15

Tiotropium

Hint 15

Respiratory
Anticholineric
antibrochospasm and antisecretory

Front 16

Clarinex

Back 16

Desloratadine

Hint 16

Respiratory
Antihistamine

Front 17

Allegra (D)

Back 17

Fexofenadine (Pseudoephedrine)

Hint 17

Respiratory
Antihistamine (Decongestant)

Front 18

Zyrtec (D)

Back 18

Cetirizine (Pseudoephedrine)

Hint 18

Respiratory
Antihistamine (Decongestant)

Front 19

Phenergan (codeine)

Back 19

Promethazine (Codeine)

Hint 19

Respiratory Antihistamine/narcotic antitussive

Front 20

Tussionex

Back 20

Hydrocodone/ Chlorpheniramine

Hint 20

Respiratory Antihistamine/narcotic antitussive

Front 21

Tessalon

Back 21

Benzonatate

Hint 21

Respiratory
Antitussive

Front 22

Mytussin AC

Back 22

Codeine/guaifenesin

Hint 22

Respiratory Antitussive/expectorant

Front 23

Up to 120 mL of _______ can be purchased without a prescription. It is a cough medication that is often abused

Back 23

Mytussin AC

Hint 23

Codeine/Guaifenesin

Front 24

There is a drug interaction between _______ and gemfibrozil. Combined use may increase the risk of rhabdomylosis or myopathy.

Back 24

Zocor

Hint 24

Simvastatin

Front 25

_______ is used sublingually for angina. It is stored in an amber glass bottle and should have an easy open top for quick access.

Back 25

Nitrostat

Hint 25

Nitroglycerin

Front 26

You should monitor a patient's INR when they are on _____. Counsel them to keep consistent on their intake of green leafy vegetables which are rich in vitamin K

Back 26

Coumadin

Hint 26

Warfarin Na

Front 27

Counsel patients to inhale the contents of each capsule of _____ daily for COPD. Swallowing the capsule is ineffective.

Back 27

Spiriva

Hint 27

Tiotropium

Front 28

____ is usually kept behind the counter and can be purchased with an ID under the Combat Meth Act. Patients with uncontrolled hypertension should not take this medication as it can increase bp.

Back 28

Zyrtec-D

Hint 28

Cetirizine/Pseudophedrine

Front 29

Taking _____ and Prevacid together can increase the risk of thrombosis. You will often see post MI patients on this medication.

Back 29

Plavix

Hint 29

Clopidogrel

Front 30

Digibind is used to treat overdoses of _____. Symptoms of OD include abdominal pains, bradycardia, lethargy, & vision changes.

Back 30

Lanoxin/Lanoxicap

Hint 30

Digoxin

Front 31

Concurrent use of _____ and digoxin can result in toxicity. Dose should be decreased 50% and levels should be monitored.

Back 31

Cordarone

Hint 31

Amiodarone

Front 32

The SPARCL trial showed that 80 mg of ______ reduced the incidence of strokes and CV events for patients with recent stroke or TIA

Back 32

Lipitor

Hint 32

Atorvastatin