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Medications and Classifications Quiz

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What is the generic name for the brand drug Alphagan?

gentamicin

latanoprost

timolol

brimonidine (correct)

Which classification does Timoptic belong to?

glaucoma (correct)

antidiarrheal

corticosteroid

ophthalmic

What is the brand name of the medication with the generic name docusate sodium?

Colace (correct)

Dulcolax

Kenalog

Imodium

Which of the following is a combination medication?

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Which medication is classified as an antidiarrheal?

Imodium Signup and view all the answers

What is the generic name for the brand drug Nasonex?

mometasone Signup and view all the answers

Which medication is primarily used for glaucoma treatment?

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Medications and Classifications

Alphagan: brimonidine, glaucoma
Xalatan: latanoprost, glaucoma
Timoptic: timolol, glaucoma
Genoptic: gentamicin, ophthalmic
TobraDex: tobramycin & dexamethasone, ophthalmic
Auralgan: antipyrine & benzocaine, otic
Cortisporin Otic: neomycin & polymyxin & hydrocortisone, otic
Colace: docusate sodium (DSS), laxative
Dulcolax: bisacodyl, laxative
Imodium: loperamide, antidiarrheal
Bentyl: dicyclomine, GI anticholinergic
Ditropan: oxybutynin, GI anticholinergic
Vanceril/Vancenase/QVAR: beclomethasone, corticosteroid
Diprosone/Celestone: betamethasone, corticosteroid
Nasonex: mometasone, corticosteroid
Pulmicort/Rhinocort: budesonide, corticosteroid
Decadron: dexamethasone, corticosteroid
Flovent/Flonase: fluticasone, corticosteroid
Nasalide: flunisolide, corticosteroid
Lidex: fluocinonide, corticosteroid
Kenalog: triamcinolone, corticosteroid

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Test your knowledge on various medications and their classifications, including glaucoma treatments, ophthalmic solutions, and antidiarrheals. This quiz covers a range of pharmacological agents and their uses in different medical conditions. Evaluate your understanding of these important drugs and their mechanisms of action.