pharmacology

1. Imitrix - sumatriptan

1.1. -pril- ace inhibitor

1.2. -terol- bronchodialator

1.3. lovenox- Enoxaparin

1.4. -profen - antiinflammatory

1.5. –profen- anti- inflammatory

1.6. -statin - HMG CoA reductase inhibitor

1.7. ace inhibitor- pril

1.8. ARB- sartan

1.9. calcium channel blocker? calcium channel blocker

1.10. (PDE-5 inhibitor) - afil

2. stops taking atenolol, a beta-adrenergic receptor antagonist (B-blocker)- Exacerbate angina

3. upper respiratory infection- pharynx

3.1. tb agent -rifadin

3.2. multiple sclerosis agent-ampyra

3.3. antianxiety agent-Serax (oxazepam)

3.4. speech- frontal lobe

3.5. middle ear- malleus, incus, and stapes

3.6. bipolar agent- Eskalith (lithium)

3.7. cant focus his eyes- lens

4. Simvastatin- at night

5. medicines prescribed for

5.1. panic disorder- sertraline

5.1.1. back pain- oxycodone

5.1.2. hypercholesterolemia - rosuvastatin

5.1.3. asthma- salmeterol

5.1.4. meperidine - acute pain

5.1.5. minocycline- - acne

5.1.6. nasal congestion-Pseudoephedrine

5.1.7. nortriptyline- depression

5.1.8. uti- ciprofloxacin

5.1.8.1. alpha 1 receptor antagonist- tamsulosin

5.1.9. hypertension- torsemide

5.1.10. promethazine- nausea

5.1.11. anti epileptic- promethazine

5.1.12. rebound hypertension occur- Hypertension and atrial fibrillation

5.1.13. Synthroid, levothyroxine- Hypothyroidism

5.1.14. Alzheimer- Aricept® (donepezil)

5.1.15. Detrol® (tolterodine) 2 mg- overactive bladder

5.1.16. (GERD)- Dexilant® (dexlansoprazole)

5.1.17. Non-benzodiazepine sedative-hypnotic medications- insomnia

5.1.18. benzodiazepine-Zaleplon

5.1.19. opioid- cough

5.1.20. Bacterial infections- antibiotics

5.1.21. anti-epileptic drug class- nerve pain

5.1.22. Gingko- improve memory

5.1.23. Bumetanide and furosemide - lower bp

5.1.24. antiarrhythmics - Stabilize cardiac nerve impulses

5.1.25. antiemetics - Block neurotransmitters associated with nausea

5.1.26. (TCAs)- Block the reuptake of serotonin and norepinephrine

5.1.27. sulfonylureas- Stimulate the pancreas to secrete insulin

5.1.28. (DPP-4) inhibitors = Delay the breakdown of incretins

5.1.29. non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs)- Block cyclooxygenase enzymes

5.1.30. anti-gout agents- Block the formation of uric acid

6. side effects of arb class-Dizziness, hypotension, and hyperkalemia

6.1. increased risk of bleeding- anti-coagulant

6.2. benzodiazepines- drowsiness

6.3. neuropsychiatric- Schizophrenic

6.4. arb- Fatigue, angioedema, and anaphylaxis

6.5. thiazide diuretics-Hyperuricemia and hypokalemia

6.6. potassium-sparing diuretic drugs increase one’s urinary sodium - Triamterene and amiloride

6.7. alpha2-adrenergic with diltaizem- Increased risk of bradycardia

6.8. rebound hypertension occur- with medication withdrawal

6.9. decreased norepinephrine - Lower blood pressure

6.10. (PDE-5 inhibitors)- erectile dysfunction

6.11. Priapism and hypotension- Phosphodiesterase-5 inhibitors (PDE-5 inhibitors)

6.12. non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs)? GI ulceration

6.13. peptic ulcer disease, which drug would cause a drug-disease interaction? aspirin

7. ace- bp

7.1. Colestipol and colesevelam-cholestrol

7.2. riboflavin- b2

7.3. (ACE) inhibitors - hypertension

7.4. ARBs- hypertension, myocardial infarction, and stroke prevention.

7.5. Beau-Ti-Ful- loop diuretics

7.6. alpha1 receptor antagonist- Orthostatic hypotension

8. vitamin1-retinol