caine= local anesthetics
ceph/cef - cephalosporin
cillin= antibiotics
cycline – tetracycline (s/e: stains teeth and stunted growth for children)
dine= anti-ulcer agents
done= opiod analgesics
ide= oral hypoglycemics
iam= antianxiety agents
mab – monoclonal anti-bodies
micin= antibiotics
nium= neuromuscular blocking agents
olol= beta blockers
ole= anti-fungal
oxacin= antibiotics
pam= antianxiety agents
pine: calcium channel blockers
pril= ace inhibitors
sone= steroids
statin= antihyperlipidemics
stigmine -cholinergic
vir= antivirals
zide= diuretics
phylline - bronchodilator
cal- calcium
done- opiods
ase- enzyme
line - bronchodilator
vir- antiviral
zide - diuretics
dine - anti-ulcer
ide- oral hyoglycemics
iam-anxiolytics
I would like to give some general rules regarding psychiatry drugs:
1) Cannot be taken with alcohol, stimulants,depressants.
2) Cannot be given to pregnant, lactatingand patients with glaucoma.
3) Cannot be abruptly stooped but mus be tapered slowly
4) All are given after meals except anti anxiety agents( because food interferes with their absorption)
5) All psychiatry drugs have anti cholinergic side effects:
Dizziness, drowsiness, dry mouth, constipation, urinary retention
2 comments:
Keep it up! Love your articles!
tnx a lot.. u can contribute also some infos if u want to.. tnx.
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