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Generic Drug Suffix

Generic Drug Suffixes

Drug SuffixDrug ClassDescription
-artan angiotensin II receptor blockers (A2RVBs) block angiotensin II enzymes from specific receptor sites; help prohibit vasoconstriction
-azosin alpha-adrenergic blockers relax the veins and arteries so blood can easily pass through; antihypertensives
-cillin antibiotics inhibit the growth of or kill bacterial microorganisms
-codone opioid pain relievers help to block pain signals in the brain to make a patient "forget" about his or her pain
-cycline antibiotics inhibit the growth of or kill bacterial microorganisms
-emide loop diuretics increasing the flow of urine and enhance the loss of sodium
-floxacin antibiotics inhibit the growth of or kill bacterial microorganisms
-mycin antibiotics inhibit the growth of or kill bacterial microorganisms
-olol beta-blockers (B1s) or beta-adrenergic blocking agents block adrenaline receptors and mediate a flight-or-fight response, which causes actions in the heart
-olone, -sone corticosteriods reduce inflammation
-pam benzodiazepines reduce anxiety, relax muscles, sedate, induce sleep
-pine calcium channel blockers relax the veins and arteries so blood can easily pass through; antihypertensives
-pril angiotensin converting enzyme (ACE) inhibitors block the conversion of angiotensin I to angiotensin II; may reduce the chance of increased vasoconstriction or blood pressure
-razole proton pump inhibitors inhibit the action of the gastric proton pump, reducing gastric acid production
-statin HMG-CoA reductase inhibitors inhibit cholesterol production
-tidine histamine-2 blockers reduce the amount of acid in the stomach
-vir antivirals inhibit the growth of or kill viral microorganisms
-actone potassium sparing diuretics increasing the flow of urine and enhance the loss of sodium
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