Can you name the Brand Name Drugs & Generics - Part III? by Josine722

Brand name	Generic name	Indication
Synthroid, Levoxyl or Levothroid		Thyroid & parathyroid
Cardizem CD		Antihypertensive
Famvir		Antiviral
Glucotrol		Antidiabetic
Aricept		Anti-Alzheimer's
Oxycontin		Analgesic (opiate-type)
GlycoLax		Laxative
Phenergan		Antihistamine (also for nausea & vomiting)
Folvite		Vitamin
Rheumatrex or Trexall		Antineoplastic agent (cancer)
Nesacaine		Local anesthetic
Valtrex		Antiviral
Klor-Con		Electrolytic agent
Cymbalta		Antidepressant
Avalide		Antihypertensive
Pen Vee K or V Cillin K		Antibiotic
Fiorinal or Butalbital compound		Analgesic
Deltasone or Sterapred		Adrenal corticosteroid/Immunosuppressant
Seroquel		Antipsychotic
Fluothane		General anesthetic
Glucophage		Antidiabetic
Zantac		Antacid/antiulcer
Emycin, E.E.S. or Eryc		Macrolide (antibiotic)
Lanoxin or Digitek		Cardiovascular agent
Yasmin 28		Oral contraceptive

Brand name	Generic name	Indication
Zyloprim		Anti-gout
Bicillin or Wycillin		Antibiotic
Zetia		Antihyperlipidemic
Zocor		Antihyperlipidemic
Percocet or Tylox		Narcotic
Vagistat		Antifungal
Terazol		Antifungal
Macrobid		Urinary anti-infective (antibiotic)
Lotrimin or Mycelex		Antifungal
Lotrisone		Anti-infective/Anti-fungal/Anti-inflammatory
Imitrex		Neurological agent (anti-migraine)
Lodine		NSAID
Procardia or Adalat CC		Calcium channel blocker
Retrovir		Antiretroviral
Relafen		NSAID
Keflex or Biocef		Cephalosporin (antibiotic)
Pyridium or Uristat		Analgesic (urinary tract)
Denavir		Antiviral
Zovirax		Antiviral
Ultracet		Analgesic
Patanol		Ophthalmic agent
Nitroquick or Nitrostat		Cardiovascular agent (antianginal)
Pamelor		Antidepressant
Anexsia, Lorcet, Lortab or Vicodin		Narcotic
Dolophine		Narcotic

Brand name	Generic name	Indication
Microzide, Esidrix or Oretic		Antihypertensive/Diuretic
Cialis		Erectile Dysfunction
Advair Diskus		Respiratory agent
Neosporin		Anti-infective
Lantus		Antidiabetic
Antivert		Antihistamine/Antiemetic
Calan or Isoptin		Calcium channel blocker
Aleve, Anaprox, Naprelan or Naprosyn		NSAID
Coumadin		Anticoagulant
Prempro		Hormones & modifiers
Minocin		Antibiotic
Acular or Toradol		NSAID
Phenergan with Codeine		Antitussive (for cough)
Allegra D		Antihistamine and decongestant
Percodan		Narcotic
Concerta		CNS stimulant/ADHD
Prilosec		Antacid/antiulcer
Duricef or Ultracef		Cephalosporin (antibiotic)
Rhinocort Aqua		Anti-inflammatory (nasal)
Esgic or Fioricet		Analgesic (migraines)
Medrol, Depo-Medrol or Solu-Medrol		Adrenal corticosteroid
Unasyn		Antibiotic
Catapres		Antihypertensive
Demerol		Narcotic
Omnipen or Polycillin		Antibiotic

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Brand Name Drugs & Generics - Part III Quiz

by Josine722

Created Oct 14, 2009 in Science
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	themistocles:	Oct 15th, 2009 at 21:47 GMT	1 point
	Good idea for a quiz, toradol is ketorolac though

	mck10:	Oct 16th, 2009 at 01:31 GMT	1 point
	That's really tough - I wonder if it would be easier the other way around? Also I was pretty annoyed because I typed "oxycodone and acetaminophen" for Percocet and it didn't take it... you should make sure that all of the combinations can be answered in any order.

	Josine722:	Oct 16th, 2009 at 05:27 GMT	1 point
	themistocles - Thank you so much for pointing that out! I've already fixed it, so hopefully there won't be anymore typos. I'm making these on as much sleep as my 5-month-old will let me get, lol, so there's bound to be a couple slip-ups. mck10 - Tough was kinda the idea. I'm a (currently unemployed) pharmacy tech & I made the quizzes for myself so I could brush up on my drug names when I started to get rusty. I will probably make several more like these, including some that are the other way around. I'll try to fix the name order issue as well, but with some drugs, the names are in order according to how much of each thing is in a given drug, so I can't guarantee all of them will be able to be in every possible order. Thanks again for the input!

	themistocles:	Oct 23rd, 2009 at 22:16 GMT	1 point
	Hey I'm a medical student that learned all the generic names during pharmacology. Unforunately the generic names don't get used that much in the real world in favor of the brand names, so this quiz was great for helping me remember what's what. Thanks for making it.