Medications (Drug Names)

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chemical, brand, and generic

A medication has up to three names. What are they?

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non-proprietary

Another term for generic

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proprietary

Another term for brand-name

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Manufacturer who developed the drug

Who assigns the brand/trade name of a drug?

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20 years

How long are branded drugs patent-protected?

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W/ the active ingredient

How are generic drugs usually named

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Active ingredient

The part of the drug that produces its intended pharmacologic effect

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Bioequivalent (BE)

A generic drug is considered ___ to its brand name version because it has the same pharmacological effect

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Inactive ingredients that do not affect a drug’s therapeutic action (though may alter appearance or release mechanism)

What might be different in a generic vs branded drug?

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Amoxicilin

Generic for Amoxil

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Metformin

Generic for Glucophage

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Escitalopram

Generic for Lexapro

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Atorvastatin

Generic for Lipitor

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Oxycodone/acetaminophen

Generic for Percocet

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Lisinopril

Generic for Prinivil or Zestril

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Levothyroxine

Generic for Synthroid

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Metoprolol succinate extended-release

Generic for Toprol XL

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Glucophage

Brand name for Metformin

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Lexapro

Brand name for Escitalopram

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Lipitor

Brand name for Atorvastatin

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Percocet

Brand name for Oxycodone/acetaminophen

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Prinivil, Zestril

Brand names for Lisinopril

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Synthroid

Brand name for Levothyroxine

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Toprol XL

Brand name for Metoprolol succinate extended-release

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Heart

Root word card/io means

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Cancer

Root word carcin/o means

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Cell

Root word cyto means

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Intestine

Root word enter/o means

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Skin

Root word derma means

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Stomach

Root word gastr/o means

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Throat (pharynx)

Root word pharyng/o means

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Away from

Prefix ab means

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Toward

Prefix ad means

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Both or two

Prefix bi means

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Upon

Prefix epi means

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Large

Prefix macro means

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Small

Prefix micro means

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Before

Prefix pre means

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After

Prefix post means

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Inflammation

Suffix itis means

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Breakdown

Suffix lysis means

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Birth

Suffix partum means

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Disease

Suffix pathy means

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To cut into

Suffix otomy means

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Visual examination

Suffix scopy means