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Glyburide/Metformin HCl
Glucovance |
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Definition
Dosage form: Tab
Class: Antidiabetic/Sulfonylurea-Biguanide Combo
Indication: DM2
Notes: Bbox: lactic acidosis; diarrhea, does NOT cause hypoglycemia
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Definition
Dosage form: Tab
Class: Antidiabetic/Thiazolidinedione (TZD)
Indication: DM2
Notes: Bbox: avoid if CHF
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Definition
Dosage form: Inj
Class: Antidiabetic/Glucagon-Like Peptide Agonist
Indication: DM2
Notes: Bbox: acute pancreatitis. Adjunct therapy. Slows gastric emptying. (Derived from gila monster saliva)
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Sitagliptin Phosphate
Januvia |
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Definition
Dosage form: Tab
Class: Antidiabetic/Peptidase (x)or
Indication: DM2
Notes: DPP-4 (x)or. Non-insulin.
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Penicillin V K
Veetids, Pen-Vee K, V-Cillin |
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Definition
Dosage form: Tab, powder
Class: Anti-infective/Penicillin
Indication: Bacterial infections
Notes: Take on empty stomach. Counsel if needed QID. Eat yogurt to replace good bacteria.
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Amoxicillin Trihydrate
Amoxil, Trimox |
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Definition
Dosage form: Tab, Chew tab, Cap, Susp
Class: Anti-infective/Penicillin
Indication: Bacterial infections
Notes: Complete full dose. Makes birth control pills less effective.
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Amoxicillin Trihydrate/Clavulanate K
Augmentin, Augmentin XR |
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Definition
Dosage form: Tab, chew tab, cap, susp
Class: Anti-infective/Penicillin
Indication: Bacterial infections
Notes: Complete full dose. Must weigh at least 40kg.
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Cephalexin Monohydrate
Keflex |
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Definition
Dosage form: Tab, Cap, powder for susp
Class: Anti-infective/Cephalosporin
Indication: Bacterial infections
Notes: Off-label use to prevent heart valve infections. Cephalosporins have 5-16% cross-allergy with penicillin.
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Definition
Dosage form: Tab, Cap, susp, powder for inj
Class: Anti-infective/Cephalosporin
Indication: Bacterial infections
Notes: Cephalosporins have 5-16% cross-allergy with penicillin. May decrease birth control efectiveness.
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Definition
Dosage form: Cap, powder for susp
Class: Anti-infective/Cephalosporin
Indication: Bacterial infections
Notes: Cephalosporins have 5-16% cross-allergy with penicillin. Avoid vitamins/antacids within 2 hours of dose.
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Azithromycin Dihydrate
Zithromax, Zmax (ZPAK) |
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Definition
Dosage form: Tab, Susp, Inj
Class: Anti-infective/Macrolide-Azalide
Indication: Bacterial infections
Notes: Avoid antacids within 2 hours. Metallic taste. Often in Z-paks. |
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Ciprofloxacin HCl
Cipro, Cipro XR |
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Definition
Dosage form: Tab, Susp, Inj, Opthal/Otic
Class: Anti-infective/Fluoroquinolone
Indication: Bacterial infections, UTI
Notes: Increase fluids. Avoid sun and antacids. Risk of tendon rupture. |
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Definition
Dosage form: Tab, Sol, Inj
Class: Anti-infective/Fluoroquinolone
Indication: Bacterial infections
Notes: Increase fluids. Avoid sun and antacids. Risk of tendon rupture.
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Definition
Dosage form: Tab, Inj
Class: Anti-infective/Fluoroquinolone
Indication: Bacterial infections
Notes: Increase fluids. Avoid sun and antacids. Risk of tendon rupture.
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Tetracycline Hydrochloride
Sumycin |
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Definition
Dosage form: Tab, Inj
Class: Anti-infective/Tetracycline
Indication: Bacterial infections
Notes: Increase fluids, take on an empty stomach. Can stain teeth; not given to children.
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Doxycycline Hyclate
Vibramycin, Vibra-Tabs |
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Definition
Dosage form: Tab, Cap, Tab DL, Syrup, Powder
Class: Anti-infective/Tetracycline
Indication: Bacterial infections
Notes: Not for children- stains teeth. Increase fluids, take on empty stomach.
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Definition
Dosage form: Cap
Class: Anti-infective/Tetracycline
Indication: Bacterial infections
Notes: Not for children- stains teeth. Increase fluids, take on empty stomach. |
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Sulfamethoxazole/Trimethoprim
Bactrim (DS), Septra |
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Definition
Dosage form: Tab, Susp, Inj
Class: Anti-infective/Sulfonamide DHF (x)or combo
Indication: Bacterial infections
Notes: Take on empty stomach. Avoid sunlight. Increase fluids.
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Nitrofurantoin/
Macrobid, Macrodantin |
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Definition
Dosage form: Cap, Susp
Class: Anti-infective/Nitrofuran
Indication: Bacterial infections, UTI
Notes: Can turn urine brown. Yellow eyes/skin. Take with food.
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Clindamycin HCL (Oral)
Cleocin |
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Definition
Dosage form: Cap, Gran for sol
Class: Anti-infective/Lincosamide
Indication: Bacterial infections
Notes: Notable for causing C. diff diarrhea (though all antibiotics can cause this)
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Metronidazole (Oral)
Flagyl, Flagyl ER |
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Definition
Dosage form: Tab, Cap
Class: Anti-infective/Anti-protozoal
Indication: Bacterial infections/ Vaginal
Notes: Metallic taste. Can change urine color. Avoid alcohol
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Hydroxychloroquine Sulfate
Plaquenil |
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Definition
Dosage form: Tab, Inj
Class: Anti-infective/Anti-malarial/ Anti-heumatic
Indication: Malaria, SLE, RA
Notes: Visual disturbances. Avoid sun.
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Ketoconazole (Oral)
Nizoral |
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Definition
Dosage form: Tab, Inj
Class: Anti-infective/Anti-fungal
Indication: Fungi (skin/dandruff)
Notes: Avoid antacids (dizziness), needs acidity. Major drug interactions.
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Terbinafine HCl (oral)
Lamisil |
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Definition
Dosage form: Tab, Oral granules
Class: Anti-infective/Anti-fungal
Indication: Fungi (nails, scalp)
Notes: Requires months of therapy. Should get liver tests througout.
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Definition
Dosage form: Tab, Powder, Inj
Class: Anti-infective/Anti-fungal
Indication: Yeast infections
Notes: Inhibits CYP450
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Definition
Dosage form: Tab
Class: Anti-infective/Anti-viral
Indication: Herpes, shingles
Notes: Not a cure. Keep hydrated.
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