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28. Kenacort, Kenalog inj. triamcinolone
29. MAY CAUSE DROWSINESS,
ALCOHOL MAY INTENSIFY
THIS EFFECT, USE CARE
WHEN OPERATING A CAR
OR DANGEROUS
MACHINERY
All narcotics requite these
auxiliary labels
30. Menstral, Dental Ibuprofen works best on 2
types of pain
31. Metadol methadone
32. Methadone Powder requires auxiliary label
"poison"
33. Mobicox meloxicam
34. Motrin ibuprofen
35. MS Contin/ Meslon morphine
36. Naloxone Antidote for overdose ofOpioids
37. Naprosyn/ Aleve naproxen
38. Narcan naloxone
39. Narcotic Analgesic DEMEROL/ meperidine
40. Narcotic Analgesic PERCOCET/ENDOCET/
oxycodone/acetaminophen
41. Narcotic Analgesic TYLENOL #3/
acetaminophen with
codeine
42. Narcotic Analgesic DILAUDID/
hydromorphone
43. Narcotic Analgesic MS CONTIN/MESLON/
morphine
44. Narcotic Analgesic DURAGESIC/ fentanyl
45. Narcotics Opioid Analgesics that act
on the central nervous
system, block transmission
of pain, for moderate to
severe pain
46. Non-narcotic analgesics treat mild to moderatepain, NSAIDs
and COX-2
inhibitors
47. NSAID MOTRIN/ ibuprofen
48. NSAID INDOCID/ indomethacin
49. NSAID NAPROSYN/ALEVE/
naproxen
50. NSAID VOLTAREN/ diclofenac
51. NSAID TORADOL/ ketorolac
1. Acetaminophen analgesic, antipyretic, do not exceed 4g
daily
2. Addiction
therapy and
narcotic
analgesic
METADOL/ methadone
3. analgesic TYLENOL/ acetaminophen
4. Anaphylactic
Shock
Severe allergic reaction
5. Antigout ZYLOPRIM/ allopurinol
6. Arthrotec diclofenac/misoprostol
7. Aspirin/
Asaphen
acetylsalicylic acid
8. Auxiliary
Labels
Must be placed on all narcotics
9. Betaderm betamethasone
10. Celebrex celecoxib
11. Corticosteroid KENACORT, KENALOG inj./
triamcinolone
12. Corticosteroid BETADERM/ betamethasone
13. Corticosteroid SOLU-CORTEF/ hydrocortisone
14. Corticosteroid-
oral
DELTASONE/ prednisone
15. Corticosteroids prevent inflammation, auxiliary label
TAKE WITH FOOD, moon face common
side effect, loss of bone density
16. COX-2
inhibitor
CELEBREX/ celecoxib
17. COX-2
inhibitor
MOBICOX/ meloxicam
18. Deltasone prednisone
19. Demerol meperidine
20. Dilaudid hydromorphone
21. DMARD PLAQUENIL/ hydroxychloroquine
22. DO NOTDRINK
ALCOHOL
Auxiliary label for acetaminophen
23. Duragesic fentanyl
24. Gout A build up of uric acid, commonly attacks
the joint of the big toe.
25. Histamine The substance that interacts with the
tissues producing an allergic reaction
26. Indocid indomethacin
27. Intravenous
Acetylcysteine
Antidote for severe overdose of
Acetaminophen
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52. NSAID ASPIRIN/ASAPHEN/ acetylsalicylic acid
53. NSAID, analgesic, antipyretic,
anticoagulant
Four properties of ASA (acetylsalicylic acid), should be avoided
7 days prior to
surgery. dont use warfarin.
54. NSAID/ cytoprotective ARTHROTEC/ diclofenac/misoprostol
55. Opioid Antagonist NARCAN/ naloxone
56. Osteoarthritis Degenerative joint disease, think "bone on
bone"condition
57. PCA patient controlled anagesic
58. Percocet Oxycodone and Acetaminophen
59. Percocet/ Endocet oxycodone/ acetaminophen
60. Percodan Oxycodone and Asprin
61. Plaquenil hydroxychloroquine
62. Protamine Antidote for overdose of Heparin
63. redness, swelling, warmth, pain Inflammation is a condition
characterized by these qualities
64. Rheumatoid Arthritis Inflammed joints, limiting range of
motion, progressive degenerative crippling
immune disease.
65. Solu-cortef hyrdocortisone
66. TAKE WITH FOOD Auxiliary label for NSAIDs
67. TAKE WITH FOOD, TAKE WITH PLENTY
OF WATER
Auxiliary labels for NSAID, and COX-2 inhibitors
68. TAKE WITH PLENTY OF FLUID Auxiliary label for any antigout
medication
69. Toradol ketorolac
70. Tylenol acetaminophen
71. Tylenol #1 Contains 8mg of Codeine
72. Tylenol #2 Contains 15mg of Codeine
73. Tylenol #3 acetaminophen with codine
74. Tylenol #3 Contains 30 mg of Codeine
75. Vitamin K Antidote for overdose of Warfarin
76. Voltaren diclofenac
77. Zyloprim allopurinol
