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| Used to treat serioud infections by inhibiting bacterial protein sythesis by binding to ribosomal subunits. After initial dose, dosage is adjusted according to plasma concentrations of the individual patient. |
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| Drug used to relieve pain. Suppresses pain without rendering the patient unconcious |
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| Drug used to relieve pain. Suppresses pain without rendering the patient unconscious. |
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| Reduces or eliminates pain; general anesthetic renders the patients un conscious; local anesthetic that affects the mucous membrane |
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| Reduces or eliminates pain; general anesthetic renders the patient unconcious; local anesthetic affects pains in a particualar location; topical anesthetics is a local anesthetic that affects the mucous membrane |
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| Drugs used to decrease appetite |
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| Drugs used to decrease apptite. |
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| Neutralizes excess gastric acid |
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| Neutalizes excess gastric acid |
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| Eradicates intestinal worms |
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| Eradicates intestinal worms |
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| Dilates blood vessels; used to treat angina pectoris, pain in the chest. |
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| Drugs used in the treatment of anxiety disorder, which do not require excessive sedation. |
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| Drugs used to treat irregular heart rhythms. Deresses the actions of the heart to combat irregularities in its rhythm. |
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| Reduces inflammation of joints. |
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| Destructive to or preventing the growth of bacteria. Kills bacteria (Topical) |
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| Drugs that are antagonistic to the actions of parasympathetic or other cholinergic nerve fibers. |
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| Drugs used to prevent blood clot formation. Slows clotting of blood; for treatment of thrombosis and embolism or for storage of collected blood. |
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| Prevents or arrests seizures |
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| Agent in treating depression Classified as SSRIs (Secotonin Specific Reuptake Inhibitors),TCAs (Tricyclic Antidepressants), or MAOIs (Monamine Oxidase Inhibitors) elevates mood |
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| Drugs used to treat diabetes. For treatment of diabetes |
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| drugs used to treat diarrhe. For treatment of diarrhea |
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| Agent that neutralizes a poison or counteracts its effects. Reverses effects of poisoning |
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| drugs that treat to urge to vomit. Suppresses vomiting. |
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| For treatment or hemophilic; allows blood clot. |
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| Diptheria, Pertussis, Tetanus |
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| Bacteriostatic agents used primarily to treat pulmonary infections caused by Legionella and gram-positive organisms. |
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| Drugs used to cause skeletal muscle Relaxation;used to reducemuscle spasms.Inhibits muscle contractions. |
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| Often Addictive; relieves pain and induces sleep;includesopium and its derivatives |
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| often addictive; relieve pain and induces sleep; includes opium and its derivatives |
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| Drugs used to relieve server pain and that have a high abuse potential. |
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| Constricts vessels in nasal passages. |
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| Constricts vessels in nasal passages. |
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| Nonsteroidal Anti-Inflammatory (NSAID) |
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| Drugs that have an analgesic and anti-flammatory and used for mild to moderate pain. |
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| Nonsteroidal Anti-Inflammatory (NSAID) |
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| Drugs that have an analgesic and anti-inflammatory action and used for mild to moderate pain. |
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| Narcotic derived or related to opium. |
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| Narcotic derived or related to opium |
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| Destroys parasites n the skin. |
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| Destroys parasites in the skin. |
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| Derived from the mold Penicillium chrysogenum and kills bacteria by preventing them from forming a rigid wall needed for survival (cell wall synthesis). |
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| Derived from the mold Penicillium chrysogenum and kills bacteria by preventing them from forming a rigid wall needed for survival ( cell wall synthesis ). |
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| Contains radio active isotope; for diagnosis or for therapy. |
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| Contains radio active isotope; for diagnosis or for therapy |
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| Destroys skin mites and their eggs |
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| destroys skin mites and their eggs |
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| Depresses the central Nervous System(CNS), causing relaxation. |
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| Depresses the central nervous system (CNS), causing relaxation. |
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| Broad-spectrum bacteriostatic antibiotics that inhibit protein sythesis |
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| Broad-spectrum bacteriostatic antibiotics |
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| Reduces anxiety or disturbance |
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| reduces anxiety or disturbance |
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| Introduces an antigen into the body to stimulate the production of antibodies for protection against a diease-causing microorganisms. |
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| Introduces an antigen into the body to stimulate the production of antibodies for protection againts a disease- causing microorganisms. |
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| Narrows vessels and increase blood pressure. |
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| Narrows vessels and increases blood pressure |
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| Expands vessels and lowers blood pressure |
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| Expands vessels and lowers blood pressure |
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| drugs used to treat tuberculosis. |
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| drugs used in the treatment of the inflammatory joint condition, Gout. |
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| drugs used to treat Parkinson's disease |
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| agent used to treat disease produced by microorganisms such as bacteria, viruses, fungi, protozoa, and parasitic worms. KIlls microorganisms and sterilizes wounds. |
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| dilates blood vessels; used to treat angina pectoris, pain in the chest |
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| drugs used in the treatment of anxiety disorder, which fo not require excessice sedation |
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| drugs used to treat irregular heart rhythms. Depresses the action of the heart to combat irregularities in its rhythm |
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| reduces inflammation of joints |
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| destructice to ir preventing the growth of bacteria. KIlls bacteria (topical) |
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| lowers cholesterol levels |
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| drugs that are antagonistic to the action of parasympathetic or other cholinergic nerve fibers |
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| drugs used to prevent blood clot formation. slows clotting of blood; for treatment of thrombosis and embolism or for storage of collected blood |
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| prevents or arrests seizures |
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| agent in treating depression Classified as SSRIs (secotonin SPecific Reuptake Inhibitors), TCAs (tricyclic Antidepressants or MAOIs (Monamine Oxidase Inhibitors) elevates mood. |
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| prevents epileptic seizures |
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| reduces gastrointestinal gas |
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| drug that destroys fungi or inhibits its growth. Eradicates or suppresses fungi |
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| drugs that act to respond to the release of histamine that occurs with an implicated anaphylactic reaction or allergic reaction. For treatment of allergies |
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| drugs that act to respond to the release of histamine that occurs with an implicated anaphylactic reaction or allergic reaction. For treatment of allergies |
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| drugs that act to respond to the release of histamine that occurs with an implicated anaphylactic reaction or allergic reaction. For treatment of allergies |
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| drugs used to lower high levels of cholesterol |
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| drugs used to reduce a sustained elevation in blood pressure. |
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| drugs used to treat migraine headaches. For treatment of migraine headaches |
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| attacks and destroys malignant cells |
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| drugs that prevent or alleviate muscle spasms (cramps); quiets spasms. Reduces spasms. |
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| drugs used to prevent clotting |
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| drugs that destroys protozoa |
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| drugs that reduce symptoms of hallucinations, delusions, and thought disorders. Their primary indication is schizophrenia. Reduces effects of psychotic disorders |
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| a drug that attacks any virus of the family Retroviridae |
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| drugs used to treat dizziness (vertigo) |
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| drug that interferes with virus replication; weakening or abolshing its action. Kills or suppresses viruses, or prevent viral infections. |
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| causes contraction locally after topically application |
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