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Wish you all the best, hurry up and get license so you all can save the sick up people. Oxybutinin used with urinary incontinence and OAB t1/2 = (0.693/ Vd) / Cl Don’t store pacitaxel in a PVC bags Cefoxitin (Mefoxin) is only available by IV, therefore NOT well absorbed when given orally. Destruction of many nuclei in body, such as cancer, creates increase in blood level of URIC ACID You Don’t want active metabolites produced in sedative medications. Inhibits translocation of growing peptide of mRNA = erythromycin (treats Mycoplasam Pneumoniae Nafcillin does NOT require dose adjustment in patients with renal failure. The following is considered to be part of the multifactorial nature of pain assessment and treatment: Physical Pain, Physical disability, Financial Constraints Sedation is not desired in chronic pain, A rapid onset of action is unimportant in treatment of chronic pain. If allergic to salicylates you would be allergic to: Percodan (Oxycodone & ASA), SOMA compound (carisoprodol & ASA) With Dalmane ((Flurazepam)-benzo)) what labels: Medication can only be used for person prescribed, Cause drowsiness, Cause Physical Impairment What is the benefit of using SOMA instead of Flexeril: Does not cause as much Tachycardia Tyelnol #3 antidote: Mucomyst and Nalaxone Cyclobenzaprine(Flexeril) has similar side effect profile compared to Nortriptyline because Flexeril is structurally similar to TriCyclics Antidepressants. What is indicated for spasticity of MS: Baclofen Phenytoin causes gingival hyperplasia, ataxia, hirsutism Refuse order if you get Doxorubicin 60 mg/m sq for 3 days, then 30mg/ m for 4 days. Real dosage= 60-75mg / m once 21 dosing Vd = dose/ initial blood concentration Superinfection is most likely to occur during therapy with: Tetracyclines A compitive inhibitor of an enzyme will: bind to the same site as the substrate Hydromophone (Dilaudid) is the most potent and Codiene is the least potent. Do a pregnancy test prior if going to give Misoprostol. Early stages for Alzheimers disease IS interference with daily living activities, not wandering or hallicuinations Donepezil (Aricept) is a cholinesterase inhibitor similar to Tacrine (Cognex). Tacrine increases Acetycholine levels. If allergic to Codeine then you would be allergic to Robitussin AC. Tavist-D (Clemastine & pseudopedrine) cause anticholinergic In Alzheimers you would want to give lowest anticholinergic activity TCA which would be Desipramine (Norpramine) Procrit is given SQ, Usual dose 2000-20,000 units Respiratory alkalosis and metabolic acidosis is caused by Salicylates Amp, Clindamycin, Linolizid causes Pseudo colitis Abrupt cessation of glucocorticoids will produce an Addison like crisis (Hypotension, Hypoglycemia, Hyponatremia, Hyperkaemia) Most appropriate treatment for third degree burns is Silver Sulfadiazine. Rules of Nines is for assessing burns. One Half Life is reaches 50% steady state, Two half lives = 75% steady state, Three half lives = 87.5%, Four half lives = 93.75% Primary organism that causes dental caries = Gram-Positive Bacteria Azithromycin is safe to use in Third Trimester. Which hormones promote protein synthesis in human body growth hormone, insulin. Ace inhibitors cause hyperkalemia & hyponatremia. Phenytoin follows zero order kinetics. Sodium Bicarb is sterilized by membrane filtration. Apomorphine is NOT administered via deep IM injection, but SQ. Which chemicals may be used to make an acetic acid solution less acidic = Sodium Acetate, Potassium Acetate Which DMARD requires TB testing before using Infliximab (Remicade) Blood pressure – wear stethoscope with earpieces angled forward Hepatitis – AST, ALT elevations, malaise, weakness Endocet (Oxy and APAP) causes Miosis, NOT mydriasis Alcoholics have high incidence of gram negatives infections (Klebiseilla) – use cefotaxime Before 48 hours CAP, after 48 hours of admission Nosocomial (Pseudomonas A. = caused by ventilators, Nosocomial)- Treat with 3rd generation cephalosporin + aminoglycaside Clindamycin is used to treat serious anerobic infections TB treatment – isoniazid + rifampin Rate of drug absorption would be increased in patients WITH Carbonated beverages, Cold beverages (NOT acidic beverages) Niacin is a constituent of = Coenzyme NAD [Riboflavin is conenzyme of FAD & FMN] Treat Diabetic Coma – insulin Zagam (sparifloxacin) is a flouroquinolone Aldosterone results in decreased sodium ions excreted in urine and an increased potassium. Tamsulosin (Flomax) does not affect orthostatic blood pressure changes Digitalis slows conduction at AV node. Atropine increases conduction at AV node. Calcium Carb.(OTC), Cholistyramine, Amitryptiyline. (Rx) The antihistamine that has the worst anticholinergic activity (greater constipation) is Clemastine (Tavist) & Benadryl TCA that has the least anticholinergic activity is (less constipation) is Desipramine (Norpramine). Elavil (amitryptiline) has the most anticholinergic activity. Etravasation for Chemo drugs: Ice for all chemos except warm compress for Vincristine, Vinblastine, Etoposides. Warfarin monitored by PT, Heparin by PTT Flagyl has disulfarim reaction associated with it (ALCOHOL) What is seen with Ulcerative Colitis and not Chrohn’s disease = bloody diarrhea For chrohns disease use prednisone tabs for flare ups Of corticosteroids the most potent is Betamethasone and least potent is cortisone Colestid is like cholestyramine is like Welchol --- Bile sequestrants bind to everything so don’t administer with anything (like multi vitamin) Traveller’s Diarrhea is caused by E. Coli, Campylobacter jejuni (Use Cipro to treat-or florou) All Sulfonyureas cause phontosensitvity, hypoglycemia, anemia Prednisone brand name is Deltasone Butterfly or winged is most closely associated with which injection technique = IV Which lipoprotein transport triglycerides to peripheral tissues in the body = VLDL Which solution best matches salts in human body = LR Basic chemical structure of PCN differ from Ceph by = it has a SIX atom ring Topical decongestants don’t use prolonged = rebound congestion Nifedipine will cause tachycardia and cause another angina attack on someone who has angina. Vd = expressed as Volume and volume/ kg of body weight Weak bases (amphetamine, qunidine) overdoses can be eliminated by giving weak acid – Ammonium Chloride, asorbic acid The strongest magnitude of calcium flux regarding receptor sites are Alpha-1 adrenergic receptor Products formed by the body metabolism of alcohol acetic acid and acetaldehyde Acetazolamide causes hyperchloremic metabolic acidosis and drowsiness, tingling in arms. Can cause side effects at therapeutic doses and metabolized by zero order kinetics = phenytoin (dilantin) Active ingredient in Ketostix is nitroprusside Oral sustained release dosage forms usually contain drugs with half-lives in the range of: 4-8 hours Caffeine inhibits phosphodiestrase (enhances performance) Acetylcistine (Mucomyst) is used for Tyl overdose Ibutilide is Class III, same as Amiarodone Spans and Twans (polysorbates) are chemically nonionic surfactants Vanishing Creams ingredients Triethanolamine stearate Proteins, Carbs, Lipids are formed by removal of water between each building block Long term starvation (starvation diet) builds up what chemical in body = Acetoacetic Acid What kind of diuretic would you use if a patient has a history of calcium oxalate renal stones – thiazide diuretic (HCTZ) Liver extraction ratio number = Desire low value, value reflects results or first pass effect, is amount of fraction of drug lost due to first pass effect Use VMA test in young kids (less than 15) if you have to choose What bacteria is found in animal bites = Pateurella multocida (gram negative rods) LVP (Large Volume Parenterals) must = not contain antimicrobial preservatives, not be in volumes greater than 1 liter (NOT ISOTONIC) Vitamin B6 with transamination, the amino group of a given amino acid is transformed into a keto acid Danazol (Danocrine) is used in treatment of endometriosis A confirmatory test for HIV = Western Blot test100. 1 ml of fluid = 20 drops from a dropper bottle 101. If a Narcotic Abuser has not taken their huge doses for a week or so and then they take a huge dose(as before) it will cause toxicity. It will cause respiratory acidosis and cause increased PCO2 (body will try to correct with increase HCO3 102. Angle closure glaucoma = severe pain and substantial visual loss, reddened eye and steamy cornea, hard eyeball 103. To treat acute signs of acute-angle closure glaucoma use = Acetazolamide (IV) 104. Open Angle Glaucoma signs and symptoms= Bilateral in nature (NOT unilateral), has insidious onset action, gradual loss of peripheral vision 105. Topical Beta-1 selective agent = Betoptic (betaxolol) 106. Prostaglandin analog indicated for treatment of open angle glaucoma = latanoprost 107. Least anticholinergic antihistamine = cetirizine (Zyrtec), allegra, or claritin 108. Open angle glaucoma comes from taking prednisone chronicly. 109. The most intense miosis and muscle contraction of the eye is caused by = Echothiophate (Phospholine Iodine – cholinesterase inhibitor) 110. Someone with Clinical Depression what Beta blocker do you give to cause least effects = Atenolol (lowest lipophilic crossing into CNS) 111. Exacerbating glaucoma condition= cyclobenzaprine (flexeril), so don’t give 112. In eye exams they use – Contrast agents and topical anesthetics (NOT miotic agents) 113. Dipivefrin (Propine) is a Sympathomimetic class to treat glaucoma. 114. Isopto-carbachol causes palpitations, arythmias, tachycardia 115. Phenothiazines cause tardive dyskinesia 116. Heparin lock strength = 10 units/ ml of heparin 117. Epinephrine is used to treat OPEN-angle glaucoma 118. Deficiency in Vitamin B1 = Beriberi 119. Mineral for carbonic anhydrase enzyme= zinc 120. Alpha-antagonist least likely to affect the heart – Tamsulosin (Flomax) 121. Sulfonamide antibiotics are against folate synthesis bacteria 122. Vitamin E = prevents desctruction of Vitamin A and fatty acids 123. Potency does not effect the extent of local anesthetics absorption. 124. Dopamine is the immediate precursor to the synthesis of Norepinephrine. 125. Alcholics can have low theophyline levels because enhance liver metabolism 126. Amantadine stimulates the release of Dopamine 127. Phosphofrutokinase I is directly affected by Citrate. 128. Salicylism does NOT lead to xerostomia (dry mouth), but instead sweating 129. Thiazide diuretics are related to sulfonamides = so patient would be allergic to them 130. Don’t use anticholinergics (Benzotropine) with antipsychotics 131. Tachycardia is also a symptom of hypoglycemia 132. For blood glucose levels = whole blood glucose levels are 15% lower than plasma glucose 133. Microvascular complication of Diabetes = Nephropathy 134. Ophthalmic examination every year = diabetics 135. Haloperidol has a long half life (NOT a short one) 136. Cystic fibrosis = high salt content in their sweat 137. CF = give mucomyst (N-acetylcysteine) to break up the mucous 138. Pravastatin has the least plasma protein binding among the statins. 50% 139. PT time =12-14 secs 140. First order chemo = kills a constant proportion of cancer cells 141. Coagulase test = to determine if bacteria is part of the normal skin flora 142. Use Colchicine for acute attacks of gout, NOT probenacid or sulfpyranzole 143. Bismuth subsalicylate does NOT effect the CYP450 system. 144. Mild persistent asthma – symptoms occur > 2 times a week, but less than 1 time a day 145.Tussi-Organidin NR = contains expectorant(guafenisine) and antitussive (codeine) 146. Take Clonidine at bedtime to prevent syncope. 147. If allergic to opoids don’t use Robitussin AC (codeine) use Robitussin DM 148. Can use Metoprolol or Atenolol for asthma patients (B1 selective) 149. Bitolterol (Tornalate) and Albuterol can be used for acute signs and symptoms of asthma 150. Most accurate BP monitor is Mercury sphyganmoter 151. Ethyl alcohol ideal antiseptic conc. = 70% 152. From slight tap, unilateral spasm of the orbiculis oculi = caused by hypocalcemia 153. LD50 refers to = median lethal dose 154. Inverse agonist = intrinsic activity equal to -1, agonist equal to 1, antagonism = 0 155. First screening test for HIV is ELISA test, (Western blot is used for confirmation) 156. Beginning HIV regimen = 2 NRTI + 1 Protease inhibitor 157. Goal of HIV therapy = suppress plasma HIV RNA levels below detectable levels 158. Ritonavir – enzyme inhibitor therefore will interact with warfarin 159. Combivir is similar to TMP/SMX when it comes to comparing side effects (neutropenia, hemat) 160. Elevated transiminase and bilirubin levels = isoniazid adr (hepatitis) 161. For HIV = Use combination therapy, drug therapy based on CD4 count and HIV-Rna levels, HIV-RNA levels will indicate what will happen to CD4 count soon 162. Ph is equivalent to the pka of an acid at = one-half of the neutralization point 163. Viramune- MOA is binds directly to reverse transcriptase and blocks RNA-dependent and DNA polymerase activities (non-nucleside) 164. Acyclovir is drug of choice for herpes simplex virus. 165. If you have a HIV patient w/ less than CD4 count of 50 (ex: 39)= have CMV, then use foscarnet to treat 166. Cryptococcus Neoformans cause meningitis in HIV infected individuals = treat with Amphotericin B(severe chills and fever) and flucytosine 167. PCP in HIV patients is treated with TMP/SMX. HIV not transmitted thru saliva. 168. Rifampin causes: red-orange saliva, hepatoxicity, and is an inducer (NOT an inhibitor) 169. What will decrease as a result of infection w/ Aids virus: Helper cells, CD4 count, (NOT Complement) 170. Multi-drug resistant TB is resistant to at least the combination of: rifampin and isoniazid 171. Steroid hormones cause = stimulation of cellular protein synthesis 172. Haris Benedict equation is useful for: estimate calories expended by patient 173. Partial seizures = treatment is carbamazepine 174. What is available as an aresol for nasal inhalation: Beclomethasone 175. Interferon alpha effects theophylline 176. Sumatriptan can cause hypertensive crisis in rare occasions 177. If a child is losing weight despite increase in food intake deserves a serum glucose test. 178. Lacrimal fluid Ph is 7.4. 179. Drug manufacture uses: Cmax, TMax, and AUC to compare bioequivalence 180. Galantimine (Reminyl) is used to treat Alzheimers 181. Lactic acidosis can occur from metformin = elevated anion gap (N=10-12) 182. Parabens may be included in pharmaceutical products as =antimicrobial preservatives 183. What will cause an irreversible form of parkinsonism = MPTP 184. Ketoacidosis is typical of type 1 diabetes, not type 2 diabetes 185. A toxoid is a type of = antigen Question #4 Which of following drugs have therapeutic activity similar to Aricept: Exelon, Cognex Inactivcated influenza vaccine = can’t be given to people allergic to eggs. Over 65 y/o = give the pneumococcal vaccine. Every 10 years get the tetanus booster. Methimazole (Tapazole) is an antithyroid drug. Streptoccocus Pneumonia is treated with Penicillin as first line for pneumoccocal pneumonia. Among PPI’s the one that effects the CYP450 system the most is Prilosec Sulfasalazine (Azulfidine) is used for treatment of Ulcerative colitis. Level of emotogenic for chemo: 5 – streptozosin, mechlorethamine ; 4 –Carboplatin, Procarbazine ; 3 –Ifosfamide, 2- Etoposide, taxels, topotecan ; 1- Bleomycin, bulsulfan, vinblastine, vincristine, hydroxurea Patients with G-6DP deficiency will produce hemolytic anemia if prescribed a sulfonamide(TMP/SMX), quninines. Thiazide diuretics acts at the distal tubules of the nephron. Isotretinoin (Accutane) has = Teratogenity (category X), Photosensitivity, but NOT carcogenic Caffeine belongs to the xanthines group If you see Streptococcus salivarius strain MG (indicates Mycoplasam) then use a Macrolide Erythromycin to treat Verapamil is used to treat vasospastic angina and hypertension. Amitriptyline (antidepressants) causes SIADH (decreased osmalarity, hyponatremia) Worst choice for asthma of a beta blocker is propranolol Carvedilol (coreg) (beta blocker) will mask the signs of hypoglycemia Add-Vantage unit is most closely associated with = a vial attached to a mini bag Tubocurarine(skeletal muscle relaxant) interacts with gentamcyin(aminoglycosides) Chlorhexidine gluconate MOA is most similar to Hexachlorophene (both used for surgical scrubbing) Phenelzine, isocarboxazid, tranylcypromine (all MAOI’s) will interact with tyramine foods.- pt is in hypertensive crisis as one of effects Propranolol is used to treat Ventricular tachycardias. Excess parathyroid hormone causes localized bone reabsorption in chronic renal failure that don’t have dialysis Sumatriptan MOA is Serotonin 1D agonist. Vinka alkaloids (Vincristine) is specific for the M phase of the cell cycle Ergotamine tartrate does NOT come in the form of an injectible. Thiamine deficiency is seen in chronic alcoholics and causes neurological damage. For major depressive illness what is not true = the symptoms can be accounted for bereavement Trazadone can cause priapism without stimulation. TCA’s(amitriptyline-elavil) take 2-4 weeks to start working. Used for sleep disorder since has major drowsiness What causes major depressive illness: antibiotics, OC’s, Corticosteroids Amitriptyline is metabolized into nortriptyline and MOA is inhibiting amine reuptake at presypnatic neuron Clonazepam would produce the fastest relief for panic attacks Cromolyn sodium inhaler MOA is inhibits degradation of mast cells Sodium nitroprusside in treatment of HTN.(crisis) If receiving glucocorticoids long term you should take a Calcium supplement to prevent osteoporosis Acid Buffering effect of antacids (Maalox) will last 1-2 hours Of topical anesthetics bupivicaine, tetricaine has longest duration and Procaine has shortest duration Ace inhibitor (Captopril) prescribed for MI causes dry cough. Bacterial endocarditis to tricuspid values = caused by illicit drug use Don’t crush or chew Nexium capsules, but you can sprinkle them in applesause, DON’T take with food Haloperidol is NOT a phenothiazine (it is a phenylbutylpiperadine derivative) Tylenol advantage over Aspirin = less GI irritation, decreased effect on uric acid excretion For long term anticoag therapy= Do Heparin for 7-10 days and warfarin regimen on same day With Peptic Ulcers the common cause is = H. Pylori infection Patency of the ductus in infants can be prolonged by prostaglandins, Use indomethacin to treat For Dental surgery, intense pain is experienced at 10-20 hours after procedure Flagyl and Vanco is indicated for treatment of C. Diff Cocaine solutions are used in nasal surgery for their = anesthetic action, local vasoconstriction, NOT antiseptic Lindane is Kwell (Zithromax) Azithromycin interacts w/: Al and Mg antacids, NOT pcn’s or alcohol Oxybutinin(Ditropan) causes confusion –strong anticholinergic effect Cyclosphosphamide causes hemoragic cystitis (blood in urine) For streptococcal cellulites use Clarithromycin (especially if allergic to PCN’s Sublingual nitroglycerin MOA is vasodilation of vascular smooth muscle DOC for Aspergillus is amphotericin Tylenol overdose = mucomyst (n-acetylcistine) For obsessive-compulsive behavior = use TCA’s (Clomipramine)or SSRI’s Keflex is in the same class as Ancef (1st generation cephalosporins) Norpace is in the same class as Procainamide (Class 1A) All are ingredients of sunscreens except: methyl salicylate (oil of wintergreen) Staph Aureus causes pneumonia Malignant Hyperthermia (increase in core body temperature and HR), you use dantrolene to treat it, MOA is it interferes with the release of CA from the sarcoplasmic reticulum Calcium Channel blockers interact with Digoxin= must reduce digoxin dose, NOT to d/c nitro or propanolol A history of sinus infection does NOT require prophylactic anti-infective treatment Cyclobenzaprine (Flexeril) is chemically structured like TCA which are anticholinergic Hiv patient with esophageal candidiasis being treated w/ fluconozale and is not working you should: perform a upper GI endoscopy and biopsy any ulcerations Prehypertension is classified as 120-139 systolic. Scopolamine causes one dilated eye (on cruise ship) Labetolol would antagonize both the vascular and cardiac actions(alpha 1 and 2, beta 1) of NE Corticosteroids (prednisone,methylprednsisone) has 5 times the potency of hydrocortisone. Dexamethasone and bethamesone is 30 times greater. Amantadine(Symmetrel) can be used to counteract EPS symptoms of antipsychotic meds Amitriptyline can cause a red ring around surrounding iris & elevated intraocular pressure- intense pain in eye because of anticholinergic effects on open angle glaucoma For Diptheria may use active immunization = toxoid An increased T4 (serum thyroxine) is secondary to an increase in TBG (thyroid binding globulin) Vitamin usually responsible for the yellow color of the urine = Vitamin B2

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thanks for all you guyz help...and especially the person who shared her thoughts and experience with me...i couldnt have dont it with you both. i passed with 113. I couldn't sleep and was getting ulcers until my result came today. interesting enough, my score came in mail and online in the same day. Thanks you all and farewell...I will post more questions when i compile them, will come soon, esp for those who are taking naplex in the near future.

I took it on 9.13.06. I'm still waiting for the results. How I pass this time. I took it very early back in june. The one in june seems very easy to me. I went out of there thinking that I passed with flying colors. In contrast, the sept one I thought the exam was hard as heck. they were asking me disease state symptoms such as hypothyrodism, diagnosis of lyme disease and treatment, and sepsis. TPN was very difficult it was included in the charts this one. the june test, tpn was simle math. Overall the sept was definitely a 8 pt scale (1 - 10 scale). some things i remember: lupron dosing and pt consultation hypothyrodism symptoms IV PPI (protonix and nexium - given generic names) DM (metformin, insulin metformin MOA, withhold before surgery insulin (increase AM NPH if evening BG is high) maxdose of prandin Oncology MTX, leupronide, neulasta (ask generic name and most common se- bone pain) Calcuation mEg, mmole, mOsmo, E-value isotonicity Statistical p-value, determine if testing was appropriate (people were asked if satisto, or unsat --> i put not appropirate to determine drug superiority) That is it for now. if I remember more I post it later. by the way does anybody know how long to wait to check on line

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Here are some quick facts to prepare for NAPLEX Common Conversions Memorizing these standard concentrations will make conversions easier. · There is 1 mg of epinephrine in 1 mL of a 1:1000 solution. · There are 40 mEq of potassium in 30 mL of a 10% potassium chloride solution. · An 8.4% solution of sodium bicarbonate contains 1 mEq each of sodium and bicarbonate ions per mL. · There are 154 mEq of sodium in 1000 mL of 0.9% sodium chloride. · There are 50 grams of dextrose in 1000 mL of D5W. · There are 1700 calories in 1000 ml of D50W (500 grams of dextrose). There are 400,000 units of penicillin in 250 mg. A nitroglycerin 0.4 mg sublingual tablet contains 1/150 grains. Miscellaneous Review Lists The following lists are intended to provide a brief review. They are by no means comprehensive and should not be used to make medical recommendations. Transdermal Systems Should Be Changed Accordingly Clonidine patch every 7 days Estradiol patch once-twice weekly (depending on brand of product) Fentanyl patch every 3 days Lidocaine patch every day (remove for 12 hours each night) Nicotine patch every day Nitroglycerin patch every day Oxybutynin patch twice weekly Scopolamine patch every 3 days Common Vitamins and the Condition That Results From Their Deficiency Ascorbic acid (vitamin C) Scurvy Cyanocobalamin (vitamin B12) Pernicious anemia Folic acid Megaloblastic anemia Niacin (nicotinic acid) Pellegra Thiamine (vitamin B1) Beriberi, Wernicke-Korsakoff syndrome Vitamin D Rickets Viruses and Antiviral Agents That Inhibit Them Cytomegalovirus Cidofovir (Vistide) Ganciclovir (Cytovene) Foscarnet (Foscavir) Fomivirsen (Vitravene) Hepatitis B virus Adefovir dipivoxil Interferon alfa-2b (Intron A) Lamivudine (Epivir HBV) Hepatitis C virus Interferon alfa-2b/ribavirin Pegylated interferon Herpes simplex virus Acyclovir (Zovirax) Famciclovir (Famvir) Valacyclovir (Valtrex) Influenza A virus Amantadine (Symmetrel) Rimantadine (Flumadine) Influenza A and B virus Oseltamivir (Tamiflu) Zanamivir (Relenza) Respiratory syncytial virus Ribavirin (Rebetron) Varicella-zoster virus Acyclovir (Zovirax) Famciclovir (Famvir) Valacyclovir (Valtrex) Common Medications and Their Antidotes Acetaminophen Acetylcysteine Benzodiazepines Flumazenil Digoxin Digoxin immune fab Dopamine Phentolamine Heparin Protamine Iron Deferoxamine Methotrexate Leucovorin Morphine (opiates) Naloxone Nitrogen mustard Sodium thiosulfate Organophosphates Pralidoxime/2-PAM Warfarin Phytonadione/vitamin K Common Laboratory Tests and What They Indicate ANA titer Rheumatic diseases aPTT Used to monitor heparin therapy Coombs Antibody screening for blood donor/recipient compatibility D-xylose GI function Guaiac Occult blood in the stool INR Used to monitor warfarin therapy Prostate specific antigen Prostate cancer Prothrombin time Used to monitor warfarin therapy Reinsch Screen for heavy metals Schillings Vitamin B12 absorption (pernicious anemia) Sweat test Cystic fibrosis Tropronins Cardiac marker Drugs That Have Commonly Been Associated With Hepatic Failure Acetaminophen Ketoconazole Alcohol L-asparaginase Allopurinol Methotrexate Carbamazepine Niacin Cytarabine Oral contraceptives Erythromycin (estolate salt) Parenteral nutrition Flucytosine Rifampin Gancyclovir Sulfonylureas Isoniazid Valproate Drugs That Have Commonly Been Associated With Decreased Renal Function Aminoglycosides Foscarnet Amphotericin B Gold salts Cisplatin NSAIDS Contrast media Pentamidine Cyclosporine Drugs That Have Been Associated With Folic Acid Deficiency Anemia Barbiturates Primidone Methotrexate Pyrimethamine Oral contraceptives Sulfasalazine Phenytoin Trimethoprim Drugs That Have Been Associated With Lupus Erythematosus-like Reaction Ethosuximide Phenothiazines Hydralazine Phenytoin Isoniazid Procainamide Methyldopa Quinidine Nitrofurantoin Sulfonamides Penicillamine Tetracyclines Drugs That Have Been Associated With Pancreatitis Alcohol Metronidazole L-asparaginase Parenteral nutrition Azathioprine Pentamidine Cimetidine Ranitidine Dideoxyinosine (DDI) Sulfinamides Estrogens Tetracycline Furosemide Thiazides Glucocorticoids Valproate Mercaptopurine Drugs That Have Been Associated With Photosensitivity Reactions Amiodarone Naproxen Amitriptyline Oral contraceptives Doxepine Oral hypoglycemics Fluoxetine Phenothiazines Furosemide Piroxicam Griseofulvin Sulfonamides Isotretinoin Tetracycline Ketoprofen Thiazides Nalidixic acid Drug-induced Parkinson's Disease May Be Caused by Butyrophenones (especially haldol) Heavy metal poisoning Phenothiazines (especially thorazine) Reserpine Drugs That Have Been Associated With Hyperglycemia Amiodarone Nicotinic acid L-asparaginase Oral contraceptives Epinephrine Pentamidine Estrogens Phenytoin Glucocorticoids Thyroid hormones Lithium Drugs to Avoid in Pregnancy Atorvastatin Methotrexate Benzodiazepines Misoprostol Ergotamine Pravastatin Finasteride Raloxifene Fluorouracil Simvastatin Fluoroquinolones Tetracyclines Fluvastatin Thalidomide Hormonal agents Vitamin A palmitate Isotretinoin Warfarin Lovastatin Drugs That Should Not Be Taken With Food Ampicillin Labetalol Astemizole Lansoprazole Cefaclor Levodopa Didanosine Lithium Digoxin Metoprolol Diltiazem Nimodipine Etidronate Penicillamine Furosemide Propranolol Indinavir Rifampin Isoniazid Zafirlukast Medications That Should Not Be Administered With Antacids Digoxin Ketoconazole Fluoroquinolones Quinidine Iron preparations Tetracycline Isoniazid Warfarin Common Emulsifying Agents Used in Pharmaceuticals Include Acacia Pectin Agar Sodium lauryl sulfate Gelatin Tragacanth Methylcellulose Common Preservatives Used in Pharmaceuticals Include Benzalkonium chloride Phenylmercuric acetate Benzyl alcohol Potasium sorbate Boric acid Propylparaben Chlorobutanol Sodium bisulfite Disodium edetate Sodium borate Methylparaben Thimersol Phenol Common Suspending Agents Used in Pharmaceuticals Include Alginic acid Sodium Carboxymethylcellulose Carrageenin Common Pharmaceutical Substances and Their USP Names Burow's solution Aluminum acetate solution (an astringent) Dakin's solution Sodium hypochlorite solution (diluted bleach) Lime water Calcium hydroxide solution Sweet oil Olive oil Drugs That Are Highly Protein Bound Barbiturates Sulfur/sulfonamides Clofibrate Tolbutamide Salicylates Warfarin Agents That Inhibit the P-450 Microsomal Enzyme System Allopurinol Isoniazid Anabolic agents Metronidazole Chloramphenicol Monoamine oxidase inhibitors Cimetidine Oral antidiabetic agents Disulfiram Warfarin Agents That Induce the P-450 Microsomal Enzyme System Alcohol Nicotine Chloral hydrate Phenobarbital Chlordiazepoxide Phenytoin Cortisone Prednisone Imipramine Testosterone OTC Cough and Cold Products Commonly Contain the Following Analgesic Acetaminophen Antihistamine Brompheniramine Chlorpheniramine Clemastine Diphenhydramine Pyrilamine Triprolidine Cough suppressant Codeine Dextromethorphan Decongestant Phenylephrine Phenylpropanolamine Pseudoephedrine Expectorant Ammonium chloride Guaifenesin Sodium citrate Pharmaceutical References and What They Contain AHFS Drug Information Displays the structure of each (American Hospital of the drugs referenced Formulary Service) Merck Manual List of diseases and how to treat Merck Index Encyclopedia of chemicals, drugs, and biologicals Red Book Prices, lists of sugar-free, alcohol-free products pregnancy categories, photosensitivity information, etc. Remington's Compounding information Normal Lab Values of Electrolytes and Minerals Sodium 135–147 mEq/L Potassium 3.5–5.0 mEq/L Chloride 95–105 mEq/L Magnesium 1.5–2.2 mEq/L Calcium 8.5–10.8 mg/dL Phosphate 2.6–4.5 mg/dL

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hey guyz, I took the naplex in june and i scored 73%. talk about bad luck or just unprepared. Hope i can pass this time in september and i have some questions and those who can help please do so because you have a caring heart. email me larrypharmd@yahoo.com