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Maxzide-25MG, Dyazide, Maxzide (75 mg triamterene, 50 mg HCTZ) |
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only generic in USA, Bumex DSC; loop diuretic |
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Edecrin, loop diuretic, Tab; inj, powder for soln. |
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Lasix, loop diuretic; tabs, soln, inj |
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Demadex, loop diuretic; tabs |
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Midamor, K sparing diuretic; tab |
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Aldactone, K-sparing diuretic; tab; BBW: tumorigen |
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Dyrenium, K-sparing diuretic; cap |
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Diuril, thiazide; tab, susp, inj powder |
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Thalitone, Hygroton; thiazide; tabs |
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HydroDIURIL, Hydro-Par, Ezide, Microzide capsules; thiazide; tab, cap |
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thiazide; Zaroxolyn; tab; BBW--do not interchange Zaroxylon tab & other formulations |
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Indications: Suppression of intestinal bacteria. 2) Hepatic coma. PK: poorly absorbed. Unabsorbed excreted in feces |
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aminoglycoside; Amikin; BBW--Ototoxicity, nephrotoxicity, neuromuscular blockade, Monitoring--toxic > 35 mcg/ml. Pharmacology: g(-) infections. Irreversible bind 30S subunit. PK: IM--rapidly absorbed, Peak 12 mcg/ml (250 mg); E: 92% urine IV--500 mg over 30 min, Peak 38 mcg/ml; repeat inf 7.5 mg/kg q12h |
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aminoglycoside; inj. A/D: IM--peak in 30-60 min. IV inf over 2 h, same. May accumulate. Peak is 4x's the IM dose. M/E: 70% urine. |
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aminoglycoside TB agent Nephro, oto, neurotoxic May be 4th drug in initial phase of TB tx. |
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Erythromycin & Sulfisoxasole |
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Granules for Oral Suspension |
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Trimethoprim/Sulfamethoxazole |
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Bactrim, Bactrim DS, Septra DS, Cotrim Pediatric, Sulfatrim Indications: acute ex of chronic bronchitis, AOM, enteritis, PJP proph, PJP tx, Traveler's diarrhea, UTI |
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Isonicotinic acid hydrazide; Nydrazid. BBW--hepatitis. Actions--inhibits synthesis of mycolic acids of cell wall. |
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Paser Pharm: bacteriostatic agains M. tuberculosis. Inhibits onset resistance to streptomycin & isoniazid. Inhibits folic acid synthesis & mycobactin of cell wall, thus reducing iron uptake by M. tuber. |
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Capastat; BBW--ototoxic, nephrotoxic Pharm: polypeptide AB. 2nd Line antiTB drug |
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Seromycin Pulvules Inhibits cell-wall synthesis 2nd line TB drug |
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Myambutol Diffuses into mycob cells. Monthly eye exams advised |
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Trecator For active TB resistant to INH, RIF. Directly observed therapy for all TB pts Get baseline AST/ALT, glucose, thyroid, eye exam Give pyridoxine |
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Tab: 120 mg RIF, 50 mg INH, 300 mg PYR |
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Cap: 300 mg RIF, 150 mg INH |
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use with INH, RIF, ETH for 2 mo |
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Mycobutin; inhibits RNA polymerase. For MAC in HIV pts Less-potent enzyme induceer than rifampin; may be used in pts on protease inhibitors |
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Rifadin; Initial tx INH, PYR, RIF, & either streptomycin or ethambutol |
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Priftin Ong-acting rifamycin that can be used once weekly in continuation phase of tx in carefully selected HIV pts. 85% as potent an enzyme inducer as rifampin |
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Baci-IM. BBW--can cause renal failure Use limited to infants w/ pneumonia & empyema caused by staph. |
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carbapenem; Doribax. For complicated IAI, UTIs. Active against aerobic & anaerobic g(+) and g(-) bacteria. Inhibits cell-wall synthesis. Inactivates multpile essentail PBP, resulting in inhibition of cell-wall synthesis & death. Binds to PBP 2, 3, 4. |
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carbapenem; Invanz; inj For API, CAP, IAI, SSSIs, UTIs |
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carbapenem; Primaxin I.V., Primaxin I.M. For LRTI, UTI, IAI, GynI, sepsis, BJI, SSSI, Endoc, Cilastatin--inhibits dehydropeptidase 1, which inactivates imipenem when given alone. Cilastatin increases urinary recovery of imipenem & decreases renal toxicity. Imipenem high affinity for PBP 1A, 1B, 2,4,5,6. |
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Merrem I.V. For meningitis, SSSI, IAI |
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1st gen cephalosporin; generic only cap, tab, powder for oral susp. |
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1st gen ceph; generic only only formulation: Powder for Injection |
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1st gen ceph; Keflex tab, cap; powder for oral susp. |
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2nd gen ceph; Raniclor, Ceclor Puvules, Ceclor, Tab, chewable; tab, ext release; cap; powder oral susp; |
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2nd gen ceph; generic only Injection, powder for solution |
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3rd gen ceph; Omnicef Cap, powder for oral susp |
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3rd gen ceph; Spectrcef tablets |
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4th gen ceph; Maxipime injection Inj, sol; Inj, powder for solution |
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3rd gen ceph; Claforan injection Powder for injection; Injection premixed |
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2nd gen ceph; generic only Injection, powder for soln. |
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3rd gen ceph; Suprax powder for oral susp |
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2nd gen ceph; generic only Powder for inj |
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3rd gen ceph; Vantin. Tab, granules for oral susp |
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2nd gen ceph; generic only Tab, powder for oral susp |
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3rd gen ceph; Fortaz, Ceptaz, Tazicef, Tazidime Injection, powder for soln; Inj |
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3rd gen ceph; Cedax cap, powder for oral susp. |
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3rd gen ceph; Cefizox injection; powder for injection |
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3rd gen ceph; Rocephin injection, powder for soln |
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2nd gen ceph; Ceftin tab, oral susp Zinacef injection, powder for injection |
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1st gen ceph; Keflex tab, cap, powder for oral susp |
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fluroquinolone; Cipro, Cipro XR, Proquin XR tab, tax extended release, microcap for oral susp; Cipro I.V. inj sol. BBW: tendinitis & tendon rupture |
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fluroquinolone; Factive tab |
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fluorquinolone; Levaquin tab, soln, inj soln 2nd line TB drug |
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fluoroquinolone; Avelox tab, Avelox I.V. 2nd line TB drug |
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fluroquinolone; Noroxin tab |
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fluoroquinolone; Floxin tab |
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fluoroquinolone; Tequin tab, inj soln 2nd line TB drug |
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alpha beta blocker; Coreg tab Coreg CR cap, extended release |
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alpha beta blocker; Trandate tab, inj |
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antiadrenergic-centrally acting. stimulates alpha-adrenoreceptors in brain; Catapres tab |
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antiadrenergic-centrally acting; Wytensin tab |
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antiadrenergic-centrally acting; Tenex tab, tab XR |
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Methyldopa & Methyldopa HCl |
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antiadrenergic-centrally acting; stimulates alpah-adrenoreceptors in brain; generic only; tab, inj |
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antiadrenergic-peripherally acting; generic only; tab |
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antiadrenergic-peripherally acting; alpha-1 blockers; Cardura tab; Cardura XL tab XR |
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alpha-1 blocker Minipress cap |
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alpha-1 blocker; Hytrin tab, cap |
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cardioselective beta-blocker Sectral cap |
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beta-1 selective (cardioselective) blocker; Tenormin tab BBW: do not D/C abruptly, or may cause angina and MI. |
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cardioselective; Kerlone tab |
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beta-1 selective; Zebeta tab |
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ISA, long-acting, non-selective; Cartrol tab No favorable effect on arrhythmias |
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beta-1 selective with rapid onset, very short duration of action; Brevibloc injection |
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beta-1 preferential; Lopressor tab, injection. BBW: gradually reduce dose. Bronchospastic dz pts should not receive beta-blockers. Major surgery, Diabetes, Pheochromocytoma: if beta-blocker req'd, give w alpha blocker & only after alpha blocker initiated. Thyrotoxicosis: masks tachy |
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beta-1 prefer; Toprol XL tablet extended release |
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nonselective beta-blocker; Corgard tab BBW: exacerbation of ischemic heart disease after abrupt withdrawal |
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beta-1 selective, but in poor metabolizers & high doses, beta-2 also. Bystolic tab |
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ISA, non-selective beta blocker Visken tab |
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nonselective beta-blocker; tab, soln, inj; Inderal LA, InnoPran XL--cap ext rele; Propranolol Intensol--concentrated soln; Inderal injection |
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nonselective beta-blocker & cardiac action potential duration prolongation (Vaughan Williams Class III) antiarrhythmic properties. BBW: 3 days in facility for ECG, cardiac resuscitation, CrCl. tab, inj; Betapace, Betapace AF tab, inj |
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nonselective beta-blocker; BBW: do not abruptly DC Blocadren tab |
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Amlodipine Besylate/Benazepril HCl |
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Lotrel cap 2.5, 5, 10 mg amlodipine/10,20, 40 mg benazepril |
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Tenoretic 50 Tab, Tenoretic 100 Tab (50, 100 mg atenolol/25 mg chlorthalidone) |
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Bisoprolol Fumarate & HCTZ |
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Candesartan Cilexetil & HCTZ |
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Capozide 25/15, Capozide 50/15, 25/25, 50/25 |
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Clonidine & Chlorthalidone |
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Enalapril Maleate & Felodipine |
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Lexxel Extended-Release Tab |
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Enalapril Maletate & HCTZ |
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Accuretic, Quinaretic tab |
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dihydropyridine Cleviprex injection |
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Cardizem tab, inj, powder for inj; Cardizem LA tab, extended release; Cardizem CD, Cartia XT, Dilacor XR, Dilt-CD, Dilt-XR, Diltia XT, Diltzac, Taztia XT, Tiazac capsules, extended-release; |
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dihydropyridine generic only |
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dihydropyridine DynaCirc CR, DynaCirc tab, cap |
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Cardene cap, cap (sust-release), inj |
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Adalat CC, Afeditab CR, Nifediac CC, Nifedical XL, Procardia XL tab (ext release); Procardia cap |
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CCB; generic cap (liquid filled) only |
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tab, inj; Calan tab; Calan SR, Calan-HS, Isoptin SR tablet (ext release); Verelan, Verelan PM capsule (ext release); |
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direct renin inhibitor--decreases plasma renin activity Tekturna |
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selective aldosterone receptor antagonist Inspra tab |
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peripheral vasodilator Apresoline tab, injection |
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peripheral vasodilator generic tab only |
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1,4 benzodiazepine; antianxiety agent Xanax, Xanax XR tab, Alprazolam Intensol sol. |
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Valium tab; Diastat gel (rectal) |
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macrolide; binds 50S ribosomal subunit; does not affect nucleic acid synthesis Zithromax tab, powder for oral susp, inj; Zmax powder for ext release oral susp; |
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macrolide; binds 50S ribosomal subunit & inhibits protein synthesis Biaxin tab, granules for oral susp; Biaxin XL ext release tab; |
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macrolide; inhibits protein synthesis by binding 50 S ribosomal subunit. Does not affect nucleic acid synthesis. Erythrocin Stearate tab; |
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cap (delayed release); Ery-Tab, PCE Dispertab tab (delayed release); Erythromycin Filmtab tab (film-coated); |
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E.E.X. 400 Filmtab tablets; E.E.S. 400 Liquid susp, oral; EryPed Drops powder for susp; EryPed 200 powder for susp; E.E.S. Granules for oral susp; EryPed 400 powder for oral susp. |
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Ketolide; structurally related to macrolides; blocks protein synthesis by binding 23S RNA of 50S ribosomal subunit. Ketek tab; oral |
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Lincosamide; binds exclusively to 50S ribosomal subunit & suppresses protein synthesis. Indicated for: anaerobes, pneumococci, serious infections caused by strep, pneumococci, staph. Reserve for pen allergic. Serious resp tract inf & serious SSTI caused by strep/staph. |
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inhibits cell wall synthesis; Vancocin pulvules, powder for inj; Vancoled powder for inj; |
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