HOSA Pharmacology - Drug Names

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somatotropin (recombinant DNA)

agent of the anterior pituitary gland; Prader-Willi syndrome (growth hormone) ; cause weakness and transient ederma; interacts with insulin

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octreotide

50 mcg SC / IV; inhibits rapid or excessive growth; regular effects + changes in blood glucose levels; interacts with anti diabetic medications

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corticotropin (ACTH)

IM / SC / IV; diagnostic testing; causes insomnia, acne, distress, infection hypertension, mood changes, etc.; interacts with insulin, diuretics, supplements

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thyrotropin alta

0.9 mg IM; diagnostic testing, treatment of thyroid cancer; causes headache and nausea

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vasopressin

agent of the posterior pitutitary gland; SCI/ IM / IV; diabetes insipidus, abdominal distention; causes abdominal pain, arrhythmias (abnormal heart rhythm), and reg side effects

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desmopressin (DDAVP)

orally / nasal spray / IV; diabetes insipidus, control bleeding in hemophilia; abdominal pain, headache

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levothyroxine`

synthetic thyroid replacement; 0.1-0.2 mg PO qd; hypothyroidism; causes weight loss, insomnia and tremors; interacts with anticoagulants

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liothyronine

0.25-1 mg PO qd; same as for levothyroxine

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liotrix

60-120 mg PO qd; same as levothyroxine

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desiccated thyroid

natural thyroid replacement; 60-120 mg PO qd; hypothyroidism; causes same effects and interacts same as synthetic

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thionamide derivatives (propylthiouracil)

antithyroid preparation; 300-400 mg PO qd; hyperthyroidism; causes rashes, nausea, fever increased bleeding tendencies; interacts with anticoagulants, iodine 131

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methimazole (Tapaozole)

15-60 mg PO tid; same as propylthiouraucil

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I, RAI (lodotope)

4-10 millicuries PO qd / IV; same as propylthiouraucil

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calcitonin salmon

100 units IM/SC; Paget disease, elevated CA levels, osteoporosis; causes local irritation, GI upset; interacts with lithium

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Miacalcin

1 spray in alternating nostrils; same as calcitonin salmon

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teriparatide (Forteo)

parathyroid gland medication; 20 mcg SC; osteoporosis, high risk for fractures; causes reg side effects, hypertension, depression, arthralgia (pain in joint)

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antipyretic

used to prevent or reduce fever; usually topical

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antihistamine

allergy medication

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antacid

prevent heart burn; can sometimes by taken orally or topically as a cream/ointment

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nitroglycerin

prevention and treatment for angina (severe pain in chest and spreads throughout your shoulders, stomach, etc.); form of ointment

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aspirin

used to treat pain, fever and inflammation; allergic keratitis, conjunctivitis - membrane (inflammation of cornea)

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barbiturates (acid)

nystagmus (involuntary eye movement)

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marijuana

narcotic (stimulant); nystagmus, conjunctivitis, double vision, miosis (constriction of the pupil)

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clonidine

medication used to treat high blood pressure; miosis

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corticosteroids

SAID; early vision loss, increased intraocular pressure

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ethyl alcohol (ethanol)

nystagmus

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ibuprofen

NSAID; altered colour/blurred vision

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indomethacin

NSAID reducing hormones that cause inflammation and pain; mydriasis (dilation of the pupil)

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isoniazid

anitbiotic used for the treatment of tuberculosis; optic neurtis (inflammation damaging the optic nerve)

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lithium

prevent or lessen the intensity of manic episodes; exophthalmos (abnormal protrusion of the eyeball)

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opiates

drug with morphinelike effects; miosis

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phenothiazine

receptor antagonist, decrease effect of dopamine in the brain; cataracts

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phenytoin

anti-seizure medication; nystagmus

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thiazide diuretics

transient myopia (accommodative spasm in the eye), yellow colour to vision

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