OTC vs Prescription
Brand vs Generic
Side Effects
Medical Terminology
Vitamins & Supplements
100

This type of medication does NOT require a doctor

otc

100

Tylenol is the brand name for this drug

Acetaminophen

100

This is a common side effect of many medications

Nausea

100

BID means this

twice a day

100

This vitamin helps with vision

vitamin A

200

This type of medication DOES require a doctor

Prescription

200

Advil is the brand name for this drug

Ibuprofen

200

his is a common side effect of antibiotics

Diarrhea

200

PRN means this

as needed

200

This vitamin helps the immune system

vitamin C

300

Ibuprofen (Advil) is what type of drug?

OTC

300

The cheaper version of a brand-name drug is called this

Generic

300

This side effect can happen with allergy meds and causes sleepiness

Drowsiness

300

PO means this route

by mouth

300

This vitamin helps calcium absorption

Vitamin D

400

Amoxicillin is what type of drug?

Prescription

400

Zyrtec is the brand name for this drug

Cetirizine

400

Taking too much acetaminophen can damage this organ

Liver

400

IV means this route

Intravenous (into a vein)

400

This mineral builds strong bones and teeth

Calcium

500

Why are prescription drugs more regulated?

Because they may have stronger effects or higher risks

500

Why do pharmacies prefer generic drugs?

Because they cost less but work the same

500

Why do doctors warn patients about side effects?

To prevent harm and ensure safe use

500

TID means this

Three times a day

500

This supplement supports heart and brain health

Omega-3