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Pharmacology Top 120

Total questions: 17

Worksheet time: 9mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Match each brand-name medication to its generic equivalent. Use the lists provided to pair each correctly:

a)

Lipitor

1.

Atorvastatin

b)

Zoloft

2.

Sertraline

c)

Norvasc

3.

Amlodipine

d)

Ventolin

4.

Albuterol

e)

Synthroid

5.

Levothyroxine

2.

Match each brand-name medication to its generic equivalent. Use the lists provided to pair each correctly:

a)

Prilosec

1.

Omeprazole

b)

Xanax

2.

Alprazolam

c)

Glucophage

3.

Metformin

d)

Keflex

4.

Cephalexin

e)

Protonix

5.

Pantoprazole

3.

Match each generic medication to its brand-name equivalent. Use the lists provided to pair each correctly:

a)

Atorvastatin

1.

Lipitor

b)

Metoprolol

2.

Toprol XL / Lopressor

c)

Albuterol

3.

Ventolin / ProAir

d)

Omeprazole

4.

Prilosec

e)

Sertraline

5.

Zoloft

4.

Match each generic medication to its brand-name equivalent. Use the lists provided to pair each correctly:

a)

Amoxicillin

1.

Amoxil

b)

Escitalopram

2.

Lexapro

c)

Losartan

3.

Cozaar

d)

Ondansetron

4.

Zofran

e)

Levothyroxine

5.

Synthroid

5.

Match each medication to its therapeutic class. Use the lists provided to pair each correctly:

a)

Atorvastatin

1.

Statin

b)

Lisinopril

2.

ACE inhibitor

c)

Losartan

3.

ARB

d)

Metoprolol

4.

Beta blocker

e)

Amlodipine

5.

Calcium channel blocker

6.

Match each medication to its therapeutic class. Use the lists provided to pair each correctly:

a)

Omeprazole

1.

PPI

b)

Famotidine

2.

H2 blocker

c)

Sertraline

3.

SSRI

d)

Alprazolam

4.

Benzodiazepine

e)

Metformin

5.

Biguanide / Diabetes medication

7.

Match each medication to its primary indication. Use the lists provided to pair each correctly:

a)

Albuterol

1.

Asthma / breathing

b)

Metformin

2.

Type 2 diabetes

c)

Atorvastatin

3.

High cholesterol

d)

Lisinopril

4.

High blood pressure

e)

Omeprazole

5.

GERD / acid reflux

8.

Match each medication to its primary indication. Use the lists provided to pair each correctly:

a)

Sertraline

1.

Depression / anxiety

b)

Amoxicillin

2.

Bacterial infection

c)

Levothyroxine

3.

Hypothyroidism

d)

Naproxen

4.

Pain / inflammation

e)

Ondansetron

5.

Nausea / vomiting

9.

Which two medications lower cholesterol?

a)

Atorvastatin

b)

Simvastatin

c)

Lisinopril

d)

Albuterol

10.

Identify the medication based on the clue: "I'm a fast rescue inhaler."

a)

Albuterol

b)

Sertraline

c)

Ondansetron

d)

Metformin

11.

Identify the two medications based on the clue: "I treat anxiety and can be addictive.

a)

Alprazolam

b)

Lorazepam

c)

Sertraline

d)

Ondansetron

12.

Identify the medication based on the clue: "I am an ACE inhibitor and may cause a cough."

a)

Lisinopril

b)

Metformin

c)

Omeprazole

d)

Albuterol

13.

Identify the medication based on the clue: "I'm first-line for Type 2 diabetes."

a)

Metformin

b)

Lisinopril

c)

Sertraline

d)

Pantoprazole

14.

Identify the two medications based on the clue: "I reduce stomach acid and should be taken before meals."

a)

Omeprazole

b)

Pantoprazole

c)

Ondansetron

d)

Albuterol

15.

Identify the medication based on the clue: "I'm an SSRI and my brand is Zoloft."

a)

Sertraline

b)

Alprazolam

c)

Lorazepam

d)

Atorvastatin

16.

Identify the medication based on the clue: "I'm used for nausea and vomiting."

a)

Ondansetron

b)

Simvastatin

c)

Metformin

d)

Lisinopril

17.

Match each drug name ending (suffix) to its class or common use as shown.

a)

-pril

1.

Blood pressure (ACE inhibitors)

b)

-lol

2.

Heart / BP (beta blockers)

c)

-statin

3.

Cholesterol

d)

-prazole

4.

Acid reflux (PPIs)

e)

-pam / -lam

5.

Anxiety (benzos)