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What is a potential side effect associated with the use of certain medications that may involve systemic effects on the central nervous system?
What is a potential side effect associated with the use of certain medications that may involve systemic effects on the central nervous system?
Which of the following conditions can be a consequence of serotonin syndrome?
Which of the following conditions can be a consequence of serotonin syndrome?
Which side effect is associated with both bradycardia and hypotension?
Which side effect is associated with both bradycardia and hypotension?
What side effect might lead to a decrease in bone mineral density (BMD)?
What side effect might lead to a decrease in bone mineral density (BMD)?
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Which of the following symptoms is potentially linked to hypokalemia?
Which of the following symptoms is potentially linked to hypokalemia?
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What condition is primarily indicated by xerostomia?
What condition is primarily indicated by xerostomia?
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What symptom could indicate an adverse reaction to a medication leading to nephrological concerns?
What symptom could indicate an adverse reaction to a medication leading to nephrological concerns?
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Which of these symptoms may arise from increased blood pressure (BP) related to medication use?
Which of these symptoms may arise from increased blood pressure (BP) related to medication use?
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What is a potential medication side effect that involves gastrointestinal distress?
What is a potential medication side effect that involves gastrointestinal distress?
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Which of these side effects might result from using glucocorticoids?
Which of these side effects might result from using glucocorticoids?
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Which drug is classified as an aldosterone antagonist?
Which drug is classified as an aldosterone antagonist?
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What is the generic name for Tessalon Perles?
What is the generic name for Tessalon Perles?
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Which drug is used primarily for hypertension and heart failure?
Which drug is used primarily for hypertension and heart failure?
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Which class does Atrovent HFA belong to?
Which class does Atrovent HFA belong to?
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What is the indication for Glucophage?
What is the indication for Glucophage?
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Which medication is commonly associated with causing bradycardia?
Which medication is commonly associated with causing bradycardia?
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Which of the following drugs is used as a muscle relaxant?
Which of the following drugs is used as a muscle relaxant?
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Which class of drugs does Finasteride belong to?
Which class of drugs does Finasteride belong to?
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The generic name for Protonix is:
The generic name for Protonix is:
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Which medication is used for the management of overactive bladder?
Which medication is used for the management of overactive bladder?
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What is the indication for Lyrica?
What is the indication for Lyrica?
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Which of the following drugs is indicated for COPD?
Which of the following drugs is indicated for COPD?
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Which drug is a selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor (SSRI)?
Which drug is a selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor (SSRI)?
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Which class does metoclopramide belong to?
Which class does metoclopramide belong to?
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Study Notes
Drug Brand and Generic Names
- Aldactone: spironolactone
- Alphagan P: brimonidine (ophthalmic)
- Catapres: clonidine
- Lotensin: benazepril
- Vasotec: enalapril
- Zestril: lisinopril
- Altace: ramipril
- Atrovent HFA: ipratropium (inhaled)
- Spiriva Respimat: tiotropium (inhaled)
- Tessalon Perles: benzonatate
- Inderal: propranolol
- Betimol: timolol (ophthalmic)
- Coreg: carvedilol
- Normodyne: labetalol
- Tenormin: atenolol
- Toprol XL: metoprolol succinate
- Lopressor: metoprolol tartrate
- Calan: verapamil
- Lumigan: bimatoprost (ophthalmic)
- Xalatan: latanoprost (ophthalmic)
- Travatan Z: travoprost (ophthalmic)
- Dexilant: dexlansoprazole
- Protonix: pantoprazole
- Pristiq: desvenlafaxine
- Viibryd: vilazodone
- Proventil HFA: albuterol (inhaled)
- Xopenex: levalbuterol (inhaled)
- Robaxin: methocarbamol
- Lioresal: baclofen
- Soma: carisoprodol
- Flexeril: cyclobenzaprine
- Microzide: hydrochlorothiazide
- Thalitone: chlorthalidone
- Proscar: finasteride
- Flomax: tamsulosin
- Cardura: doxazosin
- Zanaflex: tizanidine
- Intuniv: guanfacine
- Celebrex: celecoxib
- Mobic: meloxicam
- BuSpar: buspirone
- Vesicare: solifenacin
- Bentyl: dicyclomine
- Lovenox: enoxaparin
- Xarelto: rivaroxaban
- Eliquis: apixaban
- Remeron: mirtazapine
- Celexa: citalopram
- Prozac: fluoxetine
- Paxil: paroxetine
- Desyrel: trazodone
- Cymbalta: duloxetine
- Effexor XR: venlafaxine
- Pamelor: nortriptyline
- Avapro: irbesartan
- Cozaar: losartan
- Benicar: olmesartan
- Diovan: valsartan
- Bystolic: nebivolol
- Qvar inhaler: beclomethasone (inhaled)
- Pulmicort Flexhaler: budesonide (inhaled)
- Flonase: fluticasone (nasal)
- Flovent HFA: fluticasone (inhaled)
- Norvasc: amlodipine
- Procardia: nifedipine
- Tricor: fenofibrate
- Antivert: meclizine
- Lipitor: atorvastatin
- Pravachol: pravastatin
- Crestor: rosuvastatin
Drug Classes
- aldosterone antagonist
- alpha-2 adrenergic agonist
- angiotensin converting enzyme inhibitor (ACEI)
- anticholinergic
- antitussive
- beta-1 and beta-2 nonselective blocker
- beta-1 and beta-2 nonselective blocker/alpha-1 blocker
- beta-1 selective blocker
- nondihydropyridine calcium channel blocker (CCB)
- prostaglandin analog
- proton pump inhibitor (PPI)
- antidepressant; selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor (SSRI)
- antidepressant; serotonin norepinephrine reuptake inhibitor (SNRI)
- 5-alpha reductase inhibitor
- alpha-1 adrenergic antagonist
- alpha-2 adrenergic agonist
- analgesic
- antianxiety
- anticholinergic
- anticoagulant
- antidepressant
- antihypertensive
- anti-inflammatory
Indications
- Various conditions listed in the table
- Heart failure, glaucoma to asthma, anxiety, and pain.
Adverse Effects (AE)
- Various side effects across multiple drugs.
- Includes bradycardia, dry mouth, edema, and many others
- These AE tables list potential negative effects of the listed drugs.
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Test your knowledge on the brand and generic names of commonly prescribed medications. This quiz will help reinforce your understanding of pharmaceuticals and their classifications. Perfect for students in pharmacology or anyone interested in medicine.
