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Medication names, uses, vocabulary, and Sigs

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Lotions   show
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show An order for a medication or device by a licensed prescriber  
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show Semi-solid topical dosage forms with a petrolatum base  
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show A solid not dissolved in a liquid. Suspensions must be shaken before use.  
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Gels   show
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show Trademarked name of a medication - the medication name given by the original manufacturer  
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show A substance used to treat or cure a symptom or disease  
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Chewables   show
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Motrin/Ibuprofen   show
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show Gelatin shells containing medication. They can mask unpleasant taste or smell of medication. Long acting types are formulated to dissolve slowly in the intestines.  
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show Medications that do not require a prescription  
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show Gram, the most common measurement for creams and ointments  
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Generic Name   show
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show Finely ground solid material  
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show A dosage form made by compression of ingredients. May be coated to promote easier swallowing and are made for a variety of administration routes  
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Solutions   show
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Extended-Release (ER)   show
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show The drawers or cart set aside for prescriptions that are ready but not yet picked up by a customer  
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show Company we purchase product from - can include medications or supplies  
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show Pain  
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Elixirs   show
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show Gastrointestinal Disorders (constipation)  
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Ceftin/Cefuroxime   show
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Senokot/Senna   show
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show Number assigned by the Federal Government to doctors and pharmacies authorized to prescribe or dispense controlled substances  
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show Gastrointestinal Disorders (Nausea & Vomiting)  
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show Gastrointestinal Disorders (excess acid or GERD)  
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Flonase/Fluticasone   show
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show Allergies & Asthma (antihistamine)  
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show Referring to the ear  
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RPh   show
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show Process of adding a measured amount of distilled water to a powder to make a liquid  
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Final Verification   show
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Counsel   show
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show An unwanted or unintended effect produced from taking a drug in normal dosages  
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Controls   show
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show non grocery, non prescription items stocked near the pharmacy (i.e. vitamins, aspirin, shampoo, make-up)  
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show A conflict with a prescription that requires a pharmacist to review (i.e. allergy, interaction, unusual dose)  
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iu   show
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show Abbreviation for a pharmacist who has completed a six year clinical degree  
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show The amount a customer has to pay when getting a prescription filled on an insurance card  
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show Computer based training  
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Data Entry   show
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show The most common measurement for liquid medications  
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Face the Shelves   show
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show Solid dosage form to be inserted rectally or vaginally  
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Terminal   show
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show Computer record of patient information including personal, medical and prescription history  
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show Written to indicate the doctor was called and is going to call back later  
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Nexium/Esomeprazol   show
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show Anti-Anxiety  
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show A list of medications an insurance company pays for or charges less to the customer  
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show Allergies & Asthma (Oral Inhaler)  
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Niacin/Nicotinic Acid   show
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show A claim that is billed to two different insurance carriers. The primary insurance is billed first, and then the portion the primary insurance did not pay is billed to the secondary insurance.  
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show A prescription claim that an insurance company denied payment  
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show The monthly fee charges by an insurance company for coverage  
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T/P or Third Party   show
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show The subscriber to an insurance policy  
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show Pain  
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Workflow   show
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Cymbalta/Duloxetine   show
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Deductible   show
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show Abbreviation for directions of a prescription  
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show A prescription transaction filled with no insurance  
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Dextromethorphan   show
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show Pain  
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show Pain  
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Starlix/Nateglinide   show
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show Allergies & Asthma (Steroid Oral Inhaler)  
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Aleve or Naprosyn/Naproxen   show
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show Labels that contain additional information, reminders or warnings for the customer  
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show Diabetes  
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Rhinocort AQ/Budesonide   show
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show Hypertension  
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show Infectious Disease  
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Hycodan, Tussinex/Hydrocodone   show
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show A topical dosage form that contains viscous liquid or semi-solid emulsions of oil and water  
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Fibercon/Polycarbophil   show
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show Sterile containers (usually glass) containing a single dose of medication  
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DOB   show
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show A liquid that will not dissolve in another liquid. Emulsions must be shaken before use.  
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show Gastrointestinal Disorders (constipation)  
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Imodium/Loperamide   show
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show Liquid or gaseous medications delivers via a spray. Also contain propellants and valve systems.  
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show Process of completing a prescription order  
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Transfer   show
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show The last date the manufacturer guarantees the medication to be at full strength.  
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show Gastrointestinal Disorders (excess acid or GERD)  
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show Gastrointestinal Disorders (excess acid or GERD)  
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Workstation   show
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show Infectious Disease  
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show Infectious Disease  
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Duricef/Cefadroxil   show
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Micronase or Diabeta/Glyburide   show
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Clinoril/Sulindac   show
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Pulmicort/Budesonide   show
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Co-insurance   show
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Tetracycline   show
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show Infectious Disease  
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show Antidepressant  
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show Allergies and Asthma (Asthma)  
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show Hypertension  
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Cozaar/Losartan   show
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Ceclor/Cefaclor   show
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show Infectious Disease  
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Augmentin/Amoxicillin and Clavulanic Acid   show
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Avelox/Moxifloxacin   show
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Percocet/Oxycodone and Acetaminphen   show
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show Anti-Anxiety  
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show Allergies and Asthma (antihistamine)  
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Claritin/Loratidine   show
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show Gastrointestinal Disorders (constipation)  
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Lot Number   show
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show Allergies and Asthma (Oral Inhaler)  
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Celebrex/Celecoxib   show
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show High Cholesterol  
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Online adjudicaion   show
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Tricor/Fenofibrate   show
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show The maximum price per unit the insurer will pay for a particular product.  
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Pharmacy benefit managers   show
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Zocor/Simvastatin   show
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Prolosec/Omeprazole   show
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show A topical system designed to release medication into the body through the skin.  
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show Co-pays with two prices, one for generic another for brand.  
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show Anti-anxiety  
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show Antidepressant  
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show The most common measurement for tablet and capsule strength  
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NDC   show
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Tech   show
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show Abbreviation for prescription  
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HIPAA   show
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Lomotil/Diphenoxylate and Atripone   show
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OTC Antacids such as Mylanta and Maalox   show
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Lexapro/Escitalopram   show
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show Allergies and Asthma (antihistamine)  
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show Money drawer in the cash register  
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show High Cholesterol  
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show Allergies and Asthma (Steroid Nasal Inhaler)  
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show Hypertension  
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Calan/Verapamil   show
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Special Order   show
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show Hypertension  
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show High Cholesterol  
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Astelin/Azelastine   show
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show Cough  
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Buspar/Buspirone   show
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U and C or UCR   show
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Ophthalmic   show
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show Tablet with a coating that prevents dissolution in the stomach and is dissolved in the intestine.  
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show Antidepressant  
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show Antidepressant  
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show Antidepressant  
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Rotate Stock   show
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show Anti-anxiety  
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show High Cholesterol  
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Adalat/Nifedipine   show
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Erythromycin   show
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Caplets   show
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Desyrel/Trazodone   show
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Omnicef/Cefdinir   show
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Glucophage/Metformin   show
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show Allergies and Asthma (Steroid Nasal Inhaler)  
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show Infectious Disease  
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Actos/Pioglitazone   show
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Prinivil or Zestril/Lisinopril   show
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Monopril/Fosinopril   show
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Codeine   show
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show Hypertension  
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show Hypertension  
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Cefzil/Cefuroxine   show
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show Infectious Disease  
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Bactrim or Sulfa/Trimethoprim and Sulfamethoxazole   show
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show Infectious Disease  
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Levaquin/Levofloxacin   show
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Altace/Ramipril   show
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Citrucel/Methylcellulose   show
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show Pain  
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show Pain  
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show Gastrointestinal Disorder (diarrhea)  
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Toradol/Ketorolac   show
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Indocin/Indomethacin   show
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show Pain  
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cc   show
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show Diabetes  
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show Hypertension  
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show Antidepressant  
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Penicillin   show
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show Hypertension  
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