- cardiac glycoside - digoxin
- betablocker - inderal
- betablocker - lopressor
- betablocker - corgard
- calcium channel blocker - verapamil
- calcium channel blocker - nifedipine
- antihypertensive - catapres
- vasodilator - nitroglycerin/nitrates
- antihypertensive - aldomet
- ace inhibitor - vasotec
- ace inhibitor - captopril
- calcium channel blocker - cardizem
- ace inhibitor - cozaar
- local anesthetic - lidocaine
- antiarrhythmic (1a) - procainamide
- antiarrhythmic (1a) - quinidine
- antiarrhythmic (1c) - tambocor
- antiarrhythmic (3) - amiodarone
- bile acid sequestrant (lipid lowering agent for hypercholestemia) - Questran
- HMG-CoA reductase inhibitor (lipid lowering agent) - lipitor
- cholesterol lowering agent - Niacin
- antiarrhythmic - adenosine
- anticoagulant - heparin
- anticoagulant - coumadin
- salicylate (antipyretic, nonopioid analgesic, anticoagulant) - aspirin
- water soluble vitamin (involved in hematopoiesis) - B12
- iron (prevents anemia) - ferrous sulfate
- antianemic hormone - aranesp
- colony stimulating factor (neutrophil stimulation) - neulasta
- antiheparin (neutralizes heparin by forming heparin-protamine complex) - protamine sulfate
- fat soluble vitamin (antidote for coumadin) - vitamin k
- trace metal (management of zinc-deficient slow wound healing) - zinc
- water soluble vitamin (ascorbic acid prevents scurvy) - vitamin c
- mineral (heart beat regulation) - potassium
- mineral (nerve transmission activator) - calcium
- water soluble vitamin (bone and eye health) - vitamin d
- loop diuretic - lasix
- loop diuretic - edecrin
- potassium sparing diuretic - aldactone
- opioid analgesic (agonist) - morphine
- opioid analgesic - demerol
- opioid analgesic - vicodin
- (acetaminophen) nsaid - tylenol
- (ibuprophen) nsaid - motrin
- nsaid - naprosyn
- nsaid - toradol
- antispasticity agent (skeletal muscle relaxant-centrally acting) - lioresal
- skeletal muscle relaxant (direct acting) - dantrium
- skeletal muscle relaxant (centrally acting) - flexeril
- opioid antagonist (reversal) - narcan
- diuretic - mannitol
- antacid - maalox
- antacid - milk of magnesia
- bulk forming laxative - metamucil
- histamine 2 antagonist (antacid) - zantac (ranitidine)
- proton pump inhibitor - prilosec (omeprazole)
- mucosal protectant - carafate
- GI stimulant (increase GI motility/stomach emptying) - reglan
- phenothiazine antihistamine - phenergen (promethazine)
- phenothiazine antihistamine - compazine
- centrally acting antiemetic - tigan
- stool softener - doculax
- stool softener -- docusate sodium
- bile salt (artificial to dissolove fats) actigal
- serotonin blocker antiemetic - zofran
- serotonin blocker antiemetic - aloxi
- antiemetic - amend
- hyperosmotic agent (increases water in feces, causing elimination) - Colyte
- alkylating agent (cancer) - cytoxan
- antimetabolite (5-fluorouracil) - 5-FU
- plant alkaloid -- vincristine
- alkylating agent - carboplatin
- antineoplastic cytoxic antibiotics - doxorubicin
- antineoplastic (taxoid) - taxol
- antiestrogen agent (hormonal therapy) - tamoxifen
- antineoplastic progestin (hormone therapy) - megace
- antiandrogenic agent (hormonal therapy) - eulexin
- biological response modifier (immunotherapy) - interferon
- biological response modifier (immunotherapy) - interleukin
- reverse transcriptase inhibitor (HIV/AIDS) - AZT
- antiandrogenic agent (hormonal therapy) - Lupron
- antimetabolite - methotrexate
- anti-infective (for eyes) - tobrex
- anti-inflammatory (eyes) - decadron
- local anesthetic (eye) - pontocaine
- vasoconstrictor (eye) - visine
- miotic (cholinergic makes pupil small) - pilocarpine HCL
- parasympathomimetic (reduces aqueous humor) - physostigmine salicylate
- betablocker (blocks adrenalin in glaucoma pt) - timoptic
- betablocker (blocks adrenalin in glaucoma pt) - betagan (xalatan)
- cycloplegic (mydriatics- widens pupil for examination) - cyclogyl
- adrenergic mydriatic (dilates pupil) - neo-synephrine
- anti-infective (antimicrobal for eye) - polymyxcin
- local anesthetic (for ear) - auralgan
- cerumenolytic (softens ear wax) - debrox
- anti-infective (for skin) - acetic acid
- anti-infective ( for ear) - swimmer's ear solution
- UV block (or absorbs Ex. zinc oxide for skin) - sunscreen
- antibacterial antifungal (skin) - silvadine
- antibiotic (skin) - elase
- triple antibiotic (skin) - neosporin
- thyroid hormone replacement - synthroid
- parathyroid hormone (decreases bone turnover rate) - calcitonin
- beta agonist (adrenal hormone) - epinephrine
- sulfonyluria (controls blood sugar level) - glucatrol (glipizide)
- pancreatic hormone - insulin
- pancreatic hormone (elevates blood sugar) - glucagon
- somatotropin (anterior pituitary hormone) - growth hormone (hGH)
- androgen hormone - depo-testosterone
- estrogen (female sex hormone) - estrogen (premarin)
- progesterone (female sex hormone) - progesterin
- thioamide (thyroid hormone blocker) - PTU (Propylthiouracil)
- expectorant and antithyroid - SSKI (potassium iodide)
- progestin (birth control) - norplant
- oxytocic prostaglandin - cervadil
- mineral (anticonvulsant, anticholinergic) - magnesium sulfate
- posterior pituitary female hormone (stimulates contractions/milk production) - oxytocin
- adrenergic bronchodilator - brethine (terbutaline)
- short acting corticosteroid - prednisone
- short acting corticosteroid - solucortef
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