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Alprazolam
Xanax
Indication: Anxiety
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Prochlorperzaine
Compazine
Indication: Nausea, Vomiting
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Amitriptyline
Elavil
Indication: Depression
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Citalopram
Celexa
Indication: Depression
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Dextroamphetamine/Amphetamine
Adderall
Indications: ADD, ADHD
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Prednisone
Deltasone
Indication: Inflammation
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Sumatriptan
Imitrex
Indication: Migraine
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Ibuprofen
Advil, Motrin
Indication: Inflammation, Fever
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Olanzapine
Zyprexa
Indication: Psychotic Depression
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Clonazepam
Klonopin
Indication: Anxiety
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Divalproex
Depakote
Indication: Muscle spasms, epilepsy
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Nortriptyline
Pamelor
Indication: Depression
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Oxycodone
Oxycontin
Indication: Pain Relief
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Fexofedadine
Allegra
Indication: Seasonal Allergies
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Raloxifene
Evista
Indication: Inflammation
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Nefazodone
Serzone
Indication: Depression
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Nabumetone
Relafen
Indication: Inflammation
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Hydrocodone/Ibuprofen
Vicoprofen
Indication: Pain relief
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Mometasone
Nasonex, Elocon
Indication: Inflammation
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Methylphenidate
Ritalin, Concerta
Indication: ADHD
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Fluoxetine
Prozac
Indication: Depression
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Carbamazepine
Tegretol
Indication: Seizures
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Diazepam
Valium
Indication: Anxiety
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Gabapentin
Neurontin
Indication: Seizures
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Risperidone
Risperdal
Indication: Psychosis
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Bupropion
Wellbutrin
Indication: Depression
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Cetirizine
Zyrtec
Indication: Allergies
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Carisoprodol
Soma
Indication: Skeletal muscle pain
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Metaxalone
Skelaxin
Indication: Muscle spasm
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Acetaminophen/Codeine
Tylenol/Codeine
Indication: Pain Relief
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Baclofen
Lioresal
Indication: Skeletal muscle pain
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Hydrocodone/Acetaminophen
Vicodin, Lortab
Indication: Pain relief
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Lithium
Eskalith
Indication: Mania
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Sertraline
Zoloft
Indication: Depression
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Methylprednisolone
Medrol
Indication: Inflammation
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Oxycodone/Acetaminophen
Percocet
Indication: Pain Relief
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Paroxetine
Paxil
Indication: Depression
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Percodan (Drugs with Aspirin)
Oxycodone & Aspirin
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Fiorinal (Drugs with Aspirin)
Butalbital/Aspirin
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Ecotrin (Drugs with Aspirin)
Enteric coated Aspirin
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Bufferin
Buffer coated aspirin
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Excedrin (Drugs with Aspirin)
Acetaminophen/Aspirin/Caffeine
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Darvon Compound
Popoxyphene/Aspirin/Caffeine
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tidine, tadine, iramine
Antihistamine
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cort, sone, onide
Corticosteroid (Anti-inflammatory)
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pred, olone
Anti-inflammatory
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tyline, ptramine
Antidepressant (tricyclic)
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Which of the following is a Schedule IV controlled substance?
A). Lomotil
B). Xanax
C). Demerol
D.) Haldol
B). Xanax
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A patient on warfarin therapy should never take which of the following medications?
A). Percocet
B). Tylenol
C). Demerol
D). Percodan
D). Percodan
Explanination: Warfarin is a blood thinner and Percodan contains Aspirin. Two blood thinners is not good for the body.
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Which of the following drugs is a tricyclic antidepressant?
A). Amitriptyline
B). Fluoxetine
C). Metoprolol
D). Thioridazine
A). Amitriptyline
Explain: "triptyline" = tricyclic antidepressant
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Most super-potent topical steroids have restrictions limiting their use to:
A). 2 weeks
B). 40-50 grams/week
C). a and b
D). None of the above
C). a and b
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Which class of antidepressants requires a wash out period before starting a new class of antidepressants?
A). ACE inhibitors
B). MAOIs
C). SSRIs
D). TCA
B). MAOIs
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The NSAID most frequently used to treat goat is:
A). indomthacin
B). naproxen
C). allopurinol
D). colchicine
A). indomethacin
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The classification of drugs that ends in "azepam" are what?
A). benzodiaepines
B). C IV
C). Antianxiety agents
D). All of the above
D). All of the above
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What is the theraputic generic equivalent for Benadryl?
A). ephedrine
B). chlorpheniramine
C). phenylephrine
D). diphenhydramine
D). diphenhydramine
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When dispensing an antidepressant, the patient should be informed that:
A). They will feel much better tomorrow.
B). It may take as long as two weeks before the drug is effective.
C). Depression is difficult to treat.
D). None of the above.
B). It may take as long as two weeks before the drug is effective.
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Another name for Tylenol is:
A). ibuprofen
B). Ultram
C). Panadol
D). Excedrin
C). Panadol
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An antipyretic drug would:
A). Reduce inflammation
B). Reduce swelling
C). Reduce heart rate
D). Reduce fever
D). Reduce fever
Exlain: "Pyretic" means fire.
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What classification of medication would relieve sneezing, runny nose, and hives?
A). expectorant
B). antitussive
C). antiemetic
D). antihistamine
D). Antihistamine
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The drug of choice to treat children for fever or flu-like symptoms is:
A). acetaminophen
B). aspirin
C). St. Joe's
D). ibuprofen
A). acetaminophen
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Which of the following auxillary labels should be affixed to a prescription for diphenhydramine elixir?
A). May discolor urine.
B). May cause drowsiness
C). Take with food or milk
D). Shake well and refrigerate
B). May cause drowsiness
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If a patient cannot tolerate an NSAID, which one of the following medications may he/she take?
A). indomethacin
B). piroxicam
C). acetaminophen
D). ketorolac
C). Acemaminophen
Exlain: All the other drugs are NSAIDs
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Methylphenidate treats:
A). ADHD
B). Hypertension
C). Narcolepsy
D). a and c
D). a and c
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The drug most used for an acute gout attack is:
A). Zyloprim
B). Colchincine
C). Benemid
D). Anturane
B). Colchicine
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Which of the following products would be contraindicated in a patient who has had an anaphylatic reaction to ASA?
A). Percocet
B). Percodan
C). Tylox
D). Fioricet
B). Percodan
Explain: ASA is acetaminophen.
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Which of the following is an NSAID?
A). ibuprofen
B). isosorbide dinitrate
C). nifedipine
D). APAP
A). ibuprofen
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What is the maximum daily dose of APAP?
A). 1000 mg
B). 2000 mg
C). 3000 mg
D). 4000 mg
D). 4000 mg
Explain: APAP is acetaminophen.
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What causes the intensely painful episodes of gou?
A). High levels of calcium
B). It is an autoimmune response
C). Joint inflammation caused by uric acid building up and forming crystals.
D). There is no known cause.
C). Joint inflammation caused by uric acid building up and forming crystals.
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