Drug for SAD that needs sodium levels checked (drug)

(a)  

Heroin overdose reversal (class or drug--generic only)

(a)  

Prescription CAM for insomnia

(a)  

First line for short term insomnia (drug class)

(short name acceptable)

(a)  

Used for ED and BPH (drug)

(a)  

First line for peptic ulcer (drug class)

(abbreviations acceptable)

(a)  

Insomnia medication with BB warning for dependency and abuse (drug)

(a)  

Used for erectile dysfunction (drug class)

(a)  

Interacts with tyramine (drug)

(a)  

May cause weight gain and sexual dysfunction (drug class)

(a)  

Common ADHD medication that is not a controlled substance (drug)

(a)  

May cause EPS (higher chance)

(drug class)

(a)  

Can be used for acute psychosis (drug)

(a)  

BB warning for causing GI bleeding  (drug class)

(a)  

“Strongest” prescription opioid (drug)

(a)  

Includes NS, LR, D5W

(a)  

Opioid used for cough relief (drug)

(a)  

Used for insomnia and allergic reactions  (drug class)

(a)  

Used for fever, pain, and antiplatelet properties (drug)

(a)  

First line for migraines (drug class)

(a)  

Reverses diazepam overdose (drug)

(a)  

First line for RA treatment (drug class)

(a)  

Can cause tinnitus and Reye’s syndrome (drug)

(a)  

Second line for depression (drug class)

(a)  

Reversed with n-acetylcysteine  (drug)

(a)  

Used to introduce the body to a pathogen without making the person sick 

(a)  

An immunostimulant

(a)  

BB warning for tendonitis and tendon rupture (drug class)

(a)  

Used for transplant rejection (drug)

(a)  

Treats most herpes viruses (drug class)

(a)  

First line for MRSA and VRE (drug)

(a)  

Includes tazobactam (drug class)

(a)  

Is a combination with amoxicillin and clavulanic acid (drug)

(a)  

ABX only available parenterally (drug class)

(a)  

Coats a peptic ulcer to allow it to heal (drug)

(a)  

Is the most common alternative to penicillins without having any allergic reactions (drug class)

(a)  

First line for nausea (drug)

(a)  

Can be used in a patient allergic to PCN but has a lightly higher risk of cross reaction (drug class)

(a)  

Used for abortion and prevention of peptic ulcers in those taking NSAIDS (drug)

(a)  

Used intranasally for allergies and can only be used for up to five days (drug class)

(a)  

First line for a UTI (drug)

(a)  

First line for long term management of asthma (drug class)

(a)  

An expectorant (drug)

(a)  

Last line for severe asthma exacerbation (drug class)

(a)  

OTC for cough and often abused  (drug)

(a)  

Used for anxiety (main class for anxiety)

(drug class)

(a)  

Breaks up mucous (drug)

(a)  

Used to dry up the secretions in asthma as well as for bronchodilation  (drug class)

(a)  

Asthma med that must be taken four times daily (drug)

(a)  

drug class that includes salmeterol  

(a)  

Used for quick relief for GERD (drug)

(a)  

Often used for prevention of constipation in hospitalized patients (drug class)

(a)  

OTC diarrhea medication that slows peristalsis  (drug)

(a)  

Alternative to PPIs for PUD (drug class)

(a)  

OTC medication that binds to toxins (drug)

(a)  

Taken for contraception after unprotected sex (drug class)

(a)  

Used for moderate to severe menopause (drug)

(a)  

Expensive option for RA that takes weeks to work (drug class)

(a)  

Used for preterm labor, acute asthma, and seizures (drug)

(a)  

Can be given as an intraarticular injection for gout or OA (drug class)

(a)  

Used to prevent gout  (drug)

(a)  

Nausea medicine that may cause EPS (drug class)

(a)  

Used to treat scurvy  (drug)

(a)  

Used to treat nausea in oncology patients (drug class)

(a)  

Used for infertility in both genders (drug)

(a)  

BB Warning for VTE (drug class)

(a)  

Used for abortion, cancer, and RA (drug)

(a)  

First line for BPH (drug class)

(a)  

Sends calcium to the bones  (drug)

(a)  

Mainstay of treatment for pancreatitis (can answer one)

(a)  

Treats narcolepsy (drug)

(a)  

First line for IBD (drug class)

(a)  

Helps bleeding after childbirth (drug)

(a)  

Includes loratadine (drug class)

(a)  

Treats both BPH and HTN (drug)

(a)  

Oldest class of ABX (drug class)

(a)  

Used for post exposure prophylaxis of deadly pathogens such as the plague (drug)

(a)  

Should be recommended to take with food to avoid GI upset  (drug class)

(a)  

Must be taken within 48 hours for flu relief (drug)

(a)  

Requires adequate calcium and vitamin D to be effective (drug class)

(a)  

Is given bound to carbonate, lactate, or phosphorous (drug)

(a)  

Includes albumin (drug class)

(a)  

Used for stable hyperkalemia  (drug-generic only)

(a)  

Used for both psychosis and bipolar disorder (drug class)

(a)  

Alternative to ICS for long term asthma management (drug)

(a)  

Nephrotoxic class that includes gentamicin (drug class)

(a)  

Brand name Bactrim  (full name or abbreviation)

(a)  

Treats candida  (drug class)

(a)  

First line for long term prevention of constipation (drug)

(a)  

Hepatoxic drug used for the treatment of TB (drug)

(a)  

Largest class of ABX (drug class)

(a)  

Can cause a rash if given with a diagnosis of EBV

(a)