NUR2407 - Template And Key Medications
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immunosuppressant and chemotherapy drug
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carbidopa/levodopa (KAR-bi-
1 epinephrine (EP-i-NEF-rin) 2
DOE-pa / LEE-voe-DOE-pa)
3 methotrexate (meth-o-trex-ate) 4 atropine (AT-roe-peen)
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epinephrine (EP-i-NEF- Tx: anaphylaxis, cardiac arrest (alpha-adrenergic)
rin)
albuterol (al-BYOO-ter- bronchodilator (beta-adrenergic agonist)
all)
prazosin (PRA-zoe-sin) antihypertensive (alpha-adrenergic blocker)
, bethanechol (be-THAN- Tx: urinary retention (cholinergic agent)
e-chol)
Tx: anticholinergic, bradycardia (antimuscarinic
atropine (AT-roe-peen)
agents)
oxycodone (ox-i-KOE- analgesic (opioid agonist)
done)
methylphenidate (METH- CNS stimulant
il-FEN-i-date)
zolpidem (zole-PI-dem) hypnotic (GABA agonist)
lorazepam (lor-A-ze- antianxiety agent (benzodiazepin)
pam)
flumazenil (floo-MAZ-e- reversal agent (benzodiazepine receptor
nil) antagonist)
anti-epileptic drug (blockage of membrane sodium
phenytoin (FEN-i-toyn)
channels)
gabapentin (GA-ba-PEN- anti-epileptic drug (activates calcium channels)
tin)
carbidopa/levodopa Tx: Parkinson's disease
(KAR-bi-DOE-pa / LEE-
voe-DOE-pa)
cyclobenzaprine (sye- muscle relaxant
kloe-BEN-za-preen)
ibuprofen (EYE-bue- NSAID (prostaglandin synthetase inhibition)
PROE-fen)
celecoxib (SEL-e-KOX-ib) NSAID (inhibitor of prostaglandin synthesis)
colchicine (KOL-chi- Tx: gout (block neutrophil-mediated inflammatory
seen) responses)
allopurinol (al-oh-PURE- decreases uric acid buildup (purine catabolism)
i-nole)
morphine (MOR-feen) analgesix (opioid agonist)
naloxone (na-LOX-one) reversal agent (opioid antagonist)
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Practice questions for this set
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immunosuppressant and chemotherapy drug
Choose an answer
carbidopa/levodopa (KAR-bi-
1 epinephrine (EP-i-NEF-rin) 2
DOE-pa / LEE-voe-DOE-pa)
3 methotrexate (meth-o-trex-ate) 4 atropine (AT-roe-peen)
Don't know?
Terms in this set (82)
epinephrine (EP-i-NEF- Tx: anaphylaxis, cardiac arrest (alpha-adrenergic)
rin)
albuterol (al-BYOO-ter- bronchodilator (beta-adrenergic agonist)
all)
prazosin (PRA-zoe-sin) antihypertensive (alpha-adrenergic blocker)
, bethanechol (be-THAN- Tx: urinary retention (cholinergic agent)
e-chol)
Tx: anticholinergic, bradycardia (antimuscarinic
atropine (AT-roe-peen)
agents)
oxycodone (ox-i-KOE- analgesic (opioid agonist)
done)
methylphenidate (METH- CNS stimulant
il-FEN-i-date)
zolpidem (zole-PI-dem) hypnotic (GABA agonist)
lorazepam (lor-A-ze- antianxiety agent (benzodiazepin)
pam)
flumazenil (floo-MAZ-e- reversal agent (benzodiazepine receptor
nil) antagonist)
anti-epileptic drug (blockage of membrane sodium
phenytoin (FEN-i-toyn)
channels)
gabapentin (GA-ba-PEN- anti-epileptic drug (activates calcium channels)
tin)
carbidopa/levodopa Tx: Parkinson's disease
(KAR-bi-DOE-pa / LEE-
voe-DOE-pa)
cyclobenzaprine (sye- muscle relaxant
kloe-BEN-za-preen)
ibuprofen (EYE-bue- NSAID (prostaglandin synthetase inhibition)
PROE-fen)
celecoxib (SEL-e-KOX-ib) NSAID (inhibitor of prostaglandin synthesis)
colchicine (KOL-chi- Tx: gout (block neutrophil-mediated inflammatory
seen) responses)
allopurinol (al-oh-PURE- decreases uric acid buildup (purine catabolism)
i-nole)
morphine (MOR-feen) analgesix (opioid agonist)
naloxone (na-LOX-one) reversal agent (opioid antagonist)
