PTCE EXAM
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1. 1.Vicodin: contains APAP + Hydrocodone, for pain relief
2. 2.Prinivil: Lisinopril, for ACE inhibitor
It can treat high blood pressure and heart failure. It can also reduce the risk of death after a heart attack
3. 3.Zocor: Simvastatin, belongs to a group of drugs called Statin
It can treat high cholesterol and triglyceride levels. This may reduce the risk of heart attack, stroke, and related health
conditions.
4. 4.Synthroid: Levothyroxine, treats Hormone replacement,
It can treat hypothyroidism. It can also treat an enlarged thyroid gland and thyroid cancer
5. 5.Amoxil: Amoxicillin, Penicillin antibiotic
It can treat infections and stomach ulcers.
6. 6.Zithromax: Azithromycin, Antibiotics
It can treat various types of infections, including pink eye (bacterial conjunctivitis).
7. 7.Microzide: Hydrochlorothiazide, Diuretic
It can treat high blood pressure and fluid retention (edema).
8. 8.Norvasc: Amlodipine, Calcium channel blocker
It can treat high blood pressure and chest pain
9. 9.Xanax: Alprazolam, Sedative
It can treat anxiety and panic disorder
10. 10.Glucophage: Metformin, Anti-diabetic medication
It can treat type 2 diabetes.
11. 11.Lipitor: Atorvastatin
12. 12.Prilosec: Omeprazole
13. 13.Augmentin: Amoxicillin + Clavulanate
14. 14.Tenormin: Atenolol
15. 15.Lasix: Furosemide
16. 16.Lopressor: metoprolol
17. 17.Zoloft: Sertraline
18. 18.Ambien: Zolpidem
19. 19.Percocet: Oxycodone + APAP
20. 20.Nexium: Esomeprazole
, PTCE EXAM
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21. W/O: without
22. AA: affected area
23. AC: Before meals
24. AD: Right Ear
25. Am: Morning
26. AS: Left Ear
27. AU: Both Ears
28. Bid: Twice a day
29. w/: with
30. Cap, C, or Caps: Capsule
31. CRM: Cream
32. Disp: Dispense
33. Elix: Elixer
34. NDA: No drug allergies
35. NKDA: no known drug allergies
36. EC: enteric coated
37. LA: long acting
38. NPO: nothing by mouth
39. Susp: suspension
40. Fl oz: fluid ounce
41. g, gm: gram
42. gtt: drop
43. h: hour
44. hs: at bedtime, nightly
45. IM: intramuscular
46. IV: intravenous
47. IVP: intravenous push
48. INJ: injection
49. IVPB: intravenous piggyback
50. L: Liter (1,000mls)
51. liq: liquid
52. Mcg: microgram
Study online at https://quizlet.com/_hu5of8
1. 1.Vicodin: contains APAP + Hydrocodone, for pain relief
2. 2.Prinivil: Lisinopril, for ACE inhibitor
It can treat high blood pressure and heart failure. It can also reduce the risk of death after a heart attack
3. 3.Zocor: Simvastatin, belongs to a group of drugs called Statin
It can treat high cholesterol and triglyceride levels. This may reduce the risk of heart attack, stroke, and related health
conditions.
4. 4.Synthroid: Levothyroxine, treats Hormone replacement,
It can treat hypothyroidism. It can also treat an enlarged thyroid gland and thyroid cancer
5. 5.Amoxil: Amoxicillin, Penicillin antibiotic
It can treat infections and stomach ulcers.
6. 6.Zithromax: Azithromycin, Antibiotics
It can treat various types of infections, including pink eye (bacterial conjunctivitis).
7. 7.Microzide: Hydrochlorothiazide, Diuretic
It can treat high blood pressure and fluid retention (edema).
8. 8.Norvasc: Amlodipine, Calcium channel blocker
It can treat high blood pressure and chest pain
9. 9.Xanax: Alprazolam, Sedative
It can treat anxiety and panic disorder
10. 10.Glucophage: Metformin, Anti-diabetic medication
It can treat type 2 diabetes.
11. 11.Lipitor: Atorvastatin
12. 12.Prilosec: Omeprazole
13. 13.Augmentin: Amoxicillin + Clavulanate
14. 14.Tenormin: Atenolol
15. 15.Lasix: Furosemide
16. 16.Lopressor: metoprolol
17. 17.Zoloft: Sertraline
18. 18.Ambien: Zolpidem
19. 19.Percocet: Oxycodone + APAP
20. 20.Nexium: Esomeprazole
, PTCE EXAM
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21. W/O: without
22. AA: affected area
23. AC: Before meals
24. AD: Right Ear
25. Am: Morning
26. AS: Left Ear
27. AU: Both Ears
28. Bid: Twice a day
29. w/: with
30. Cap, C, or Caps: Capsule
31. CRM: Cream
32. Disp: Dispense
33. Elix: Elixer
34. NDA: No drug allergies
35. NKDA: no known drug allergies
36. EC: enteric coated
37. LA: long acting
38. NPO: nothing by mouth
39. Susp: suspension
40. Fl oz: fluid ounce
41. g, gm: gram
42. gtt: drop
43. h: hour
44. hs: at bedtime, nightly
45. IM: intramuscular
46. IV: intravenous
47. IVP: intravenous push
48. INJ: injection
49. IVPB: intravenous piggyback
50. L: Liter (1,000mls)
51. liq: liquid
52. Mcg: microgram
