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Top 200 Drugs: Pain, Respiratory and Genitourinary

NSAIDs, opioids, muscle relaxants, inhalers, antihistamines, and drugs for BPH, overactive bladder and contraception.

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39 basic cards for Pharmacy Technician / Professional Pharmacology. Set 6 of 6 in Top 200 Drugs. It opens with "What drug class is ibuprofen?" and "How often is naproxen typically dosed, compared to ibuprofen?". More Healthcare and Nursing decks are listed below.

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What drug class is ibuprofen?
Show answerNSAID (nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug)
How often is naproxen typically dosed, compared to ibuprofen?
Show answerEvery 8 to 12 hours (longer half-life than ibuprofen)
What is the main advantage of celecoxib over nonselective NSAIDs?
Show answerLower risk of GI bleeding, because it selectively inhibits COX-2
What dosage form lets diclofenac be applied directly over a sore joint?
Show answerTopical gel
How often is meloxicam usually dosed?
Show answerOnce daily
What is the maximum recommended duration of ketorolac therapy (combined routes)?
Show answer5 days
What is a common brand name for the hydrocodone/acetaminophen combination tablet?
Show answerNorco
What DEA controlled substance schedule is oxycodone?
Show answerSchedule II
What dual mechanism of action makes tramadol different from a typical opioid?
Show answerIt is a weak opioid agonist plus a serotonin-norepinephrine reuptake inhibitor
Which opioid is considered the classic prototype that other opioids are compared to?
Show answerMorphine
About how much more potent is fentanyl than morphine?
Show answerAbout 100 times more potent
Codeine is a prodrug that the liver converts into what active opioid?
Show answerMorphine
What is naloxone used to reverse?
Show answerOpioid overdose (respiratory depression)
Cyclobenzaprine is structurally related to which class of drugs?
Show answerTricyclic antidepressants (TCAs)
What is the brand name for the muscle relaxant methocarbamol?
Show answerRobaxin

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