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C: antianginal nitrate, A: long acting nitrate, antianginal. Take it for chest pain/angina |
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C:potassium sparing diuretic, A: stops sodium reabsorption. I: HF, antihypertensive. OD causes drop in blood pressure |
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C: diuretic, antihypertensive, thiazide, sulfonamide derivative A: acts on distal tubule and thick ascending limb of henle in the kidney, I: edema in CHF, nephrotic syndrome, also for edema in corticosteroids/estrogen therapy, side effects are hypotension. |
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C: beta adrenergic receptor blocker, A: competitive beta 2 blocker, B1 blocker. I: angina/hypertension. OD: hypotension, bradycardia, wheezing |
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C: oral antidepressant, Tricyclic A: increases levels of neurotransmitters by inhibiting uptake. Give bicard in an overdose |
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C: ace inhibitor A: not fully categorized, used for hypertension |
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!One pill killer! C: alpha2 agonist stimulant A: inhibits release of epi. I: hypertension has a sedative effect |
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C: antidepressant, inhibits serotonin uptake A: inhibits neuron uptake of serotonin OD: profound sympathetic response |
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C: antidepressant, MAOI A: increases concentrations onf enogenous nucleoside epi, norepi, serotonin, dopamine in storage sites of CNS I: depression refractory to everything else |
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C: sulfonyluria: stimulates beta cells on pancreas causing release of insulin |
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