-
opiate agonist
less effect as an analgesic and less respiratory depression than morphine
hydrocodone
-
opiate agonist
equipotent as morphine as an analgesic and cause of respiratory depression and constipation
oxycodone
-
central analgesic agent
moa - antipyretic activity, direct inhibition of hypothalamic heat regulating center
pain - inhibits prostaglandin synthase in the CNS with minimal peipheral inhibition
Warfarin interactions
acetaminophen
-
anti depressant
triazolopyridine
moa - selectively inhibits serotonin reuptake and potentiates 5-hydroxytryptophan
ind-depression,alcoholism, aggressive behavior, cocaine withdrawal
SE prolonged erections
trazodone
-
leukotriene receptor antagonist
ind - chronic asthma
moa - selective and competitive CysLT1 receptor antagonist C3,D4 & E4
montelukast - singulair
-
PPi
ind - gerd
CYP450 inhibitor
reacemic mixture
humans of asian descent show prolonged plasma levels
omerprazole - prilosec
-
s-enantiomer of omeprazole
esomeprazole - nexium
-
HMG-CoA reductase inhibitor
compactin class
prodrug activated by liver hydrolysis of the lactone ring
ind - hypercholesterolemia
extensive first pass by CYP3A4
can be taken without regard to meals
80mg/day max
simvastin - zocor
-
HMG-CoA reductase inhibitor
compactin class
ind - hypercholesterolemia
extensive first pass via sulfation
food decreases absorption
hepatic disease = huge increase in plasma levels
pravastatin - pravachol
-
sympathomimetic bronchodilator
short acting
B2>B1
most widely used agent via nebulizer
albuterol
-
anti-platelet
oral thienopyridine
moa 1. inhibits ADP
2. inhibits induction of adhesion receptor
3. effective for life of platelet
4. does not inhibit cAMP
ind - reduction of artherosclerotic events associated with MI, stroke, PAD or stents
acute coronary syndrome
clopidogrel - plavix
-
HMG-CoA reductase inhibitio
non-compactin
ind - hypercholesterolemia
very minor first pass CYP2C9
2 hr antacid rule
sulfonamide
rosuvastatin - crestor
-
HMG-CoA reductase inhibitor
non-compactin
ind - hypercholesterolemia
extensive first pass CYP3A4
hepatic disease = increse in plasma levels
take without regard to meals
SE phototoxicity
atorvastatine - lipitor
-
RAS antagonist
ACEI
use caution in renal failure
ethyl ester prodrug
enalapril - vasotec
-
RAS antagonist
ACEI
100% urinary excretion
reduse dosage by CrCl
lisinopril - prinvil
-
anti-depressant
SSRI
enantiopure drug
T 1/2 27-30hs
highly selective
10mg recommended dosage in hepatic impairment
escitalopram - lexapro
-
anti-anxiety 3
benzo
- alprazolam - xanax
- clorazepate - genXene
- chlordiazepoxide - librium
-
central analgesic
non-schedule narcotic agonist
opiod activity
moa - binds mu-receptors and prevents reuptakd of NE and 5HT in the CNS
modify dose if CrCl < 30
watch with CYP2D6 inhibitors
tramadol - ultram
-
antidepressant
SNRI
potent inhibitor of neuronal 5HT and NE reuptake and a less potent inhibitor of DA
ind - fibromyalgia
off label - stress and urinary incontinence
duloxetine - cymbalta
-
anti-psychotic
second gen
tabs and orally disintegrating
heavily sedating with less weight gain
thienobenzodiazepine
olanzapine - zyprexa
-
anticoagulant
vitamin K reductase inhibitor
dosage must be individualized
routine monitoring of INR
watch for signs of bleedin - petechiae
displacement a major cause of DI
do not switch brands
close communication between MD and dentist necessary
warfarin - coumadin
-
most potent enantiomer of warfarin and metabolized by
-
less potent enantiomer of warfarin and metaboilsm of
-
antiadrenergic/sympatholytic
selective beta1 blocker
ind - HTN,MI, anging pectoris
reduce dose in renal failure CrCl
atenolol - tenormin
-
antiadrenergic/sympatholytic
selective beta 1 blocker
not FDA approved for CHF but used extensively to prevent cardiac remodeling
metoprolol - lopressor
-
calcium channel blocker
1,4 dihydropyridine
ind - HTN,stable and prinzmetals angina
avoid abrupt withdrawal
caution in heptic dysfuntion
pass into mother milk
food interactions - grapefruit juice
amlodipine - norvasc
-
diuretic agent
thiazide
HCTZ
-
antibiotic
beta lactam
aminopenicillin
less diarrhea
oral only
not penicillinase resistant
ped - administer with milk,juice or cold drink
amoxicillin - amoxil
-
antibiotic
aminopenicillin
penicillinase resistant
take with food if GI upset
clavulanate potassium - augmentin
-
antibiotic
macrolide
ind - COPD, one dose Tx for ped otitis media
IV and oral use only, NO bolus or IM
does not inhibit CYP enzymes
azithromycin - zithromax
-
antibacterial action
sulfonamide (4)
- sulfadiazine
- sulfamethoxazole
- sulfisoxazole
- sulfamethizole
-
RAS antagonist
ARB
40-50% food effect on absorption
can cause a 20% increase in serum K levels
valsartan - diovan
-
non-barbiturate sedative & hypnotic
imidoazopyridine
ind - short term insomnia
moa - non benzo modulation of GABA-BZ receptor
zolpidem - ambien
-
anti-depressant
SSRI
ind - OCD
T 1/2 21 hours
40 mg max for elderly or devilitated pts
caution with withdrawal, may cause severe behavioral symptons
paroxetine - paxil
-
anti-depressant
SSRI
ind - OCD, PTSD
T 1/2 26-104hrs
7 days to reach steady state
sertraline - zoloft
-
diabets med
first drug of choice in TII
moa - decrease hepatic gluconeogenesis & intestinal glucose absorption
does not cause insulin release in the pancreas
watch for MI and septicemia
no protein binding or metabolism with rapid renal excretion
metformin - glucophage
-
azole antifungal
ind - oropharyngeal vaginal candidiasis
potent inhibitor of CYP3A4, many drug interactions
fluconazole - diflucan
-
anti-convulsant
benzo
ind - myoclonic seizures
adult dosage max of 20mg/day
clonazepam - klonopin
-
oral diabetes
thiazolidinedione
increases activity of the PPARy, increaseing tissue sensitivity
tightly controlled dispensing
take with or without food
metab by CYP3A4
use alternate BC
monitor ALT
pioglitazone - actos
-
SSRI
ind - ocd, ptsd
tabs
t 1/2 26-104
takes 7 days to reach steady state
sertraline - zoloft
-
adjunct anticonvulsant
ind - adjunct in children 3-12 with partial
management of postherpetic neuralgia
restless leg syndrome in adults
> 12 dose on creatinine clearance
moa - structurally related to GABA but not an agonist
gabapentin - neurontin
-
SSRI
ind - ocd, depression, bulimia nervosa
7% of pts will develop a rash, may alter glycemic control in diabetics
t 1/2 - 1-348 h
fluoxetine - prozac
-
diuretic acting on thick ascending loop of henle
ind - edema due to CHF
5-sulfamoyl - 2 and 3-aminobenzoic acid
furosemide - lasix
-
SSRI
genetic markers that link to suicide
QT elongation
ind - social anxiety disorders, panic disorders
t 1/2 - 35h
claim to have favorable side effect profile
citalopram - celexa
-
fluoroquinoline
DOC for inhalation anthrax
ind - acute sinusitis
admixture incompatable with alkaline solutions
ciprofloxacin - cipro
-
NSAID sulfonamide
meloxicam - mobic
-
NSAID
COX - 2 selective
at therapeutic concentrations no cox -1
use linked to risk of MI
celecoxib - celexa
-
SNRI
phenethylamine
phototsensitivity possible
notify MD if a rash or hives occur
venlafaxine
-
CNS agent for pain relief
structural analog of GABA but does not bind to these receptors or BZ receptors
first drug approved for fibromyalgia
moa - binds a2delta site
metab - negligible in humans
schedule 5 agent, catergory C
pregabalin - lyrica
-
skeletal muscle relaxant
not used as adjunct for general anesthesia
centrally acting agent
similar structurally to TCA's
moa - central 5ht descending pathways
cyclobenzaprine
-
antibiotic
1st gen cephalosporin
oral only
>90% excreted renally unchanged
cephalexin - keflex
-
anti-psychotic
2nd gen
ind - schizo
moa - partial agonist at D2 and 5ht1a and antagonist at 5ht2a
SE - orthostatic hypotension
aripiprazole - abilify
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