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Accutane/Absorica/Claravis Classification: Retinoids Uses: cystic/nodular acne RX do not take if pregnant: iPledge REMS program 2 forms of bc, 12+, 2 neg preg tests, 30 day wait no refill 7 days from neg preg test to fill prescription 30 day RX wait 30 day for blood
Clozaril Classification: Antipsychotic (atypical) Uses: schizophrenia, manic phase in bipolar RX Clozapine REMS program
Lamictal Classification: Anticonvulsant Uses: prevents & treats seizures, bipolar disorder RX can cause Steven Johnson's Syndrome (rash)- especially w/ depakote
Compro/*Compazine* Classification: Phenothiazine (antiemetic + antipsychotic) Uses: N&V (especially w/ chemo), schizophrenia RX do not give to dementia patients
Ceftin Classification: Cephalosporin Antibiotic Uses: broad spectrum for bacterial infections RX patients with penicillin allergy have a cross-sensitivity
Cordarone/Pacerone Classification: Antiarrhythmic (Potassium Channel Blocker) Uses: VTach & VFib (potential fatal arrhythmias!!!) RX IV/pill can increase INR levels (coagulation time) Class 3 Antiarrhythmic
Calan Classification: Calcium Channel Blocker Uses: HTN, angina, arrhythmias RX IV/PO
Zyloprim Classification: Xanthine Oxidase Inhibitor Uses: gout (uric acid crystallized in joints, kidney stones, etc.) RX
Suboxone Classification: Opiod Narcotic + Opiod Antagonist Uses: treats narcotic addiction/allows for withdrawal Schedule 3 sublingual opiod without euphoria DEA order uses the letter X
Lotrel Classification: ACE Inhibitor + Calcium Channel Blocker Uses: HTN RX pregnant people should avoid b/c of ACE inhibitor
Dilantin Classification: Anticonvulsant Uses: treats & prevents seizures RX can cause overgrowth of gums with poor oral hygiene can cause hyperglycemia do not take w/ antacids narrow therapeutic index
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