Name that Med
What's the mechanism
When do I use it?
100

____ is a topical antibiotic that is often prescribed to treat bacterial skin infections

mupirocin 

100

albuterol

beta-2 agonist 

100

methylphenidate

treat children with ADHD

200

common corticosteroid-responsive disease treatment used in small doses for short period of time

prednisone

200

hydrocortisone

binds cytosolic glucocorticoid receptors (target gene transcription) 

200

prednisone can be used to tx ____ flares, ____ ___ reactions, and ___.

asthma flares

poison ivy reaction

croup

300

use for prolonged seizures 

diazepam or lorazepam

300

mupirocin

 reversibly inhibiting isoleucyl-transfer RNA =  inhibiting bacterial protein and RNA synthesis.

300

yeast, thrush, and diaper rashes - oh my! 

Nystatin

400

top prescribed antibiotic 

amoxicillin 

400

montelukast sodium (singulair)

 leukotriene receptor antagonist

400

acetylsalicylic acid



rheumatic fever, juvenile arthritis, Kawasaki disease.


500

this can be used for refractory asthma and torsade's de pointes

magnesium sulfate (also able use for hypomagnesemia)

500

augmentin

combines amoxicillin and clavulanic acid

amoxicillin = inhibit penicillin binding protein (PBP, specifically 1a) 


clavulanic acid = beta lactamase inhibitor (isolated from streptomyces)

500

Lansoprazole

GERD

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