Endocrine system for pharmacology, medications
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Thyroid agent | levothyroxine (T4) | Synthroid Levothroid Levoxyl | Relieve the symptoms of hyperthyroidism
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Insulin, rapid | aspart | Novolog | Lower blood glucose levels
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Insulin, short | regular | Humulin R | Lower blood glucose levels
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Insulin, intermediate | isophane (NPH) | Humulin N | Lower blood glucose levels
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Insulin, long | glargine | Lantus | Lower blood glucose levels
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Insulin, long | detemir | Levemir | Lower blood glucose levels
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Antidiabetic agents 2nd, sulfonylureas | glimepiride | Amaryl | Increase insulin production in the pancreas
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Antidiabetic agents 2nd, sulfonylureas | glipizide | Glucotrol, Glucotrol XL | Increase insulin production in the pancreas
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Antidiabetic agents 2nd, sulfonylureas | glyburide | Diabeta, Glynase | Increase insulin production in the pancreas
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Antidiabetic agents alpha-glucosidase inhibitors | acarbose | Precose | Delays digestion of complex carbs
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Antidiabetic agents Biguanides | metformin | Glucophage | Decreases hepatic glucose production and enhances insulin uptake
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Antidiabetic agents incretin therapies | exenatide | Byetta | Mimics the action of the normally naturally occurring hormones in the GI tract
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Antidiabetic agents incretin therapies | sitagliptin | Januvia | Mimics the action of the normally naturally occurring hormones in the GI tract
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Antidiabetic agents thiazolidinediones | pioglitazone | Actos | Decreasing insulin resistance and improving sensitivity to insulin
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Adrenal corticosteroids | dexamethasone | (Decadron)b | Suppress the body's response to infection or trauma
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Adrenal corticosteroids | methylprednisolone | Medrol Depo-Medrol Solu-Medrol | Suppress the body's response to infection or trauma
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