Antidepressants
This SSRI is commonly known by the brand name Zoloft.
What is sertraline?
This antibiotic is commonly used to treat ear and sinus infections and is a penicillin.
What is amoxicillin?
This drug class ends in “-pril” and is used to lower blood pressure.
What are ACE inhibitors?
This schedule includes drugs with no currently accepted medical use.
What is Schedule I?
This law requires pharmacists to keep patient information private.
What is HIPAA?
This class of antidepressants works by increasing serotonin levels in the brain.
What is SSRIs?
Zithromax is the brand name for this macrolide antibiotic.
What is azithromycin?
Lisinopril is used to treat this condition.
What is hypertension?
Morphine and oxycodone are in this schedule.
What is Schedule II?
Controlled substance prescriptions must include this provider identifier.
What is a DEA number?
This antidepressant is commonly used to treat depression and anxiety.
What is escitalopram?
This antibiotic class should not be taken with dairy products.
What is tetracyclines?
This antihypertensive drug class helps relax blood vessels and ends in “-sartan.”
What are ARBs?
This controlled substance schedule allows for refills with limits.
What is Schedule IV?
This law requires pharmacists to offer patient counseling.
What is OBRA ’90?
Prozac is the brand name for this antidepressant.
What is fluoxetine?
This antibiotic is commonly used to treat urinary tract infections.
What is nitrofurantoin?
This is a common side effect of some blood pressure medications: feeling lightheaded.
What is dizziness?
Adderall is classified under this schedule.
What is Schedule II?
Schedule II prescriptions generally cannot have these.
What are refills?
A common side effect of many antidepressants is this change in sleep.
What is insomnia?
This is a common side effect of many antibiotics involving the stomach.
What is diarrhea?
This beta blocker is commonly prescribed after a heart attack.
What is metoprolol?
This federal agency enforces controlled substance laws.
What is the DEA?
This law requires many prescription medications to be dispensed in child‑resistant packaging to prevent accidental poisoning.
What is the Poison Prevention Packaging Act (PPPA)?