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Table of Drug Side Effects: focuses on patients seen in the post-acute phase, i.e. in OP or HH settings, when the PT would not necessarily have the back up of nursing staff to monitor pharmacology. Generic names are in regular font; brand or trade names are in italics.Online site for health professionals: (registration required).If you are trying to look up a drug and are unsure if the name you have is the generic or the trade name a Merck Manual appendix cross references many common generic names and trade-brand names: EffectDrug ClassGeneric = Brand NamePostural HypotensionDiuretics (for HTN, CHF, peripheral edema)Hydrochlorothiazide (slow-acting) = HydrodiurilFurosemide = Lasix (loop diuretic)Triamterene = Dyreniuim (K-sparing)Antiarrhythmics (V-tach, PVCs)Quinidine Procan SRAntihypertensive: Sympatholytics: Alpha 2-agonists , CNS vasodilatorClonidine = CatapresAntihypertensive: Beta Blockers (can cause intermittent claudication)Propranolol = Inderal, Atenolol= Lopressor or C orgardAntihypertensive: Alpha-1 Blocker, Peripheral vaso and arterial dilationCardura, MinipressAntihypertensive: Angiotensin Converting Enzyme (ACE) Inhibitors. VasodilatorCaptopril = Capoten, Enalapril = VasotecAntihypertensive: Peripheral vasodilatorsApresolineCalcium Channel Blockers (acts on cardiac and vascular smooth muscle)Amlodipine = NorvascNifedipine = ProcardiaNitrates (for angina)Nitostat, IsordilNarcotic analgesics / OpiodsCodeineHydromorphone = DilaudidMeperidine = DemerolOxycodone + Acetominophen = PercocetPropoxyphene = DarvonPropoxyphene + Acetominophen = DarvocetTranquilizers (for psychotic behavior)Haldol, NavaneSedative-Hypnotics (for insomnia, anxiety, anti-convulsant, skeletal muscle relaxant)Benzodiazepines Dalmane, RestorilTricyclic antidepressantsAmitriptiline = Elavil, Anti ParkinsonsLevodopaAntipsychoticsHaldol, ThorazineDizzinessNSAID, (Analgesic)ASA, Ibuprofen = Motrin, Advil, Aleve, Nuprin,Indocin, Meclomen, Naprosyn, Voltaren, FeldeneAntihypertensives (see nested table above)Antihyperlipidemic (cholesterol management), “Statins”Lipitor, Mevacor, Zocor, PravastatinSedative-Hypnotics (for insomnia, anxiety, anti-convulsant, skeletal muscle relaxant)Barbiturates, Benzodiazepines, ETOHDepressionDiuretics (for HTN, CHF)Hydrochlorothiazide (slow-acting) = HydrodiurilFurosemide = Lasix (loop diuretic)Triamterene = Dyreniuim (K-sparing)NSAID (Analgesic)ASA, Ibuprofen = Motrin, Advil, Aleve, Nuprin,Indocin, Meclomen, Naprosyn, Voltaren, FeldeneGlucocorticosteroids (in the elderly)Prednisone, Dexamethasone, HydrocortisoneAntihypertensives (see nested table above)H2 Receptor Antagonist (for gastritis, peptic ulcer, duodenal ulcer, GERD)Cimetidine = Tagamet Ranitidine = ZantacLanzoprazole = PrevacidSedative-Hypnotics (for insomnia, anxiety, anti-convulsant, skeletal muscle relaxant)Barbiturates, Benzodiazepines, ETOHAnti ParkinsonsLevodopa, Sinamet, Symetrel, ParlodelConfusional StatesDiuretics (for HTN, CHF)Hydrochlorothiazide (slow-acting) = HydrodiurilFurosemide = LasixTriamterene = Dyreniuim (K-sparing)Narcotic analgesics / OpiodsCodeineHydromorphone = DilaudidMeperidine = DemerolOxycodone + Acetominophen = PercocetPropoxyphene = DarvonPropoxyphene + Acetominophen = DarvocetSedative-Hypnotics (for insomnia, anxiety, anti-convulsant, skeletal muscle relaxant)Barbiturates, Benzodiazepines, ValiumH2 Receptor Antagonists (for gastritis , peptic ulcer, duodenal ulcer, GERD)Cimetidine = Tagamet Ranitidine = ZantacLanzoprazole = PrevacidCardiac Glycosides (for CHF, A-Fib)Digoxin = LanoxinTricyclic AntidepressantsAmitriptiline = ElavilBeta Blockers (Antihypertensive)Propranolol = Inderal, Atenolol, LopressorHypoglycemic Agents, Anti Diabetic (Insulin)Humulin, Novolin, Tolinase, OrinaseMyopathyGlucocorticosteroids cause muscle wastingPrednisone, Dexamethasone, Hydrocortisone“Statin” drugs, [HMG-COA Reductase Inhibitors] are one type of antihyperlipidemic drug Localized pain; myalgia; myopathy; rhabdomyolysis; fatigue; paresthesia; peripheral neuropathyAtorvastatin = LipitorLovastatin = MevacorPrevastatin = PravacholACE Inhibitors (Antihypertensive): rhabdomyolysisCaptopril = Capoten, Enalapril = VasotecCalcium Channel BlockersUrinary Urge Incontinence(Over-active Bladder), Urinary Frequency,NocturiaDiuretics (for HTN, CHF, peripheral edema)(Also the diuretic effect of alcohol and caffeine)(Bladder Irritants: citrus, tomato, artificial sweeteners)Hydrochlorothiazide (slow-acting) = HydrodiurilFurosemide = LasixTriamterene = Dyreniuim (K-sparing)Lithium (treatment of Bipolar Disorder)Donepezil = Aricept (treatment of Alzheimer’s)Skeletal Muscle Relaxants (calcium channel blocker acting distal to the myoneural junction of skeletal muscles)Dantrolene Sodium = DantriumUrinary RetentionAnti-Cholinergics (anti-nausea, anti-vertigo, anti-diahhreal agents), Antidepressants, Sedative Hypnotics, Narcotics, Antihistamines, Skeletal Muscle Relaxant (calcium channel blocker acting distal to the myoneural junction of skeletal muscle)Hemorrhage,bruisingAnti –Coagulants for prophylactic treatment of: DVT, MI, cerebral thromboembulus, TIA, heart valve replacement, A Fib)Warfarin= CoumadinTiclidGlucocorticosteroidsPrednisone, Dexamethasone, HydrocortisoneNSAIDs: inhibit platelet activityAnti Neoplastic / Cytotoxic Agents for Cancer, RA, Auto - Immune diseases, & Immunosuppression after organ transplantMethotrexate CyclophosphamideCyclosporin = Sandimmune, Imuran = AzathioprineBlood ClotsOral ContraceptivesOsteoporosis, bone destructionGlucocorticosteroidsPrednisone, Dexamethasone, HydrocortisoneThyroid hormone (long term use)SynthroidAntineoplasticsMethotrexateDiuretics (for HTN, CHF)Anticonvulsants (Sedative-Hypnotics)Dilantin, phenobarbitolAnti –Coagulants for prophylactic treatment of: DVT, MI, cerebral thromboembulus, TIA, heart valve replacement, A Fib)Warfarin= CoumadinTiclidImmunosuppressants (post transplant surgery)Cyclosporin = Sandimmune, Imuran = AzathioprineGastritis, Peptic ulcerGlucocorticosteroidsPrednisone, Dexamethasone, HydrocortisoneNSAID (Analgesic) can cause GI bleeding, with eventual anemia ASA, Ibuprofen = Motrin, Indocin, Meclomen, Naprosyn, Voltaren, Feldene, Dolobid, COX-2 Inhibitors (Analgesic) … lesser gastric irritant when compared to NSAIDs.Rofecoxib = Vioxx, (also has side effect of hypertension)Celecoxib = CelebrexHyperglycemia, DiabetesGlucocoricosteroidsPrednisone, Dexamethasone, HydrocortisoneDiuretics (for HTN, CHF, peripheral edema)Hydrochlorothiazide (slow-acting) = HydrodiurilFurosemide = Lasix (loop diuretic)Triamterene = Dyreniuim (K-sparing)Decreased resistance to infectionAnti Neoplastic / Cytotoxic Agents for Cancer, RA, Auto - Immune diseases, & Immunosuppression after organ transplantMethotrexate CyclophosphamideCyclosporin = Sandimmune, Imuran = AzathioprineGlucocorticosteroidsPrednisone, Dexamethasone, HydrocortisoneDelayed Wound HealingGlucocorticosteroidsPrednisone, Dexamethasone, HydrocortisoneSedationAntihistaminesVistarilTricyclic AntidepressantsElavilHepatotoxicityAcetominophen (Analgesic) in high dosesTylenolOtotoxicity-deafness, Vestibular deficitsAminoglycoside AntibioticsGentamicin = Garamycin Tobramycin = NebcinAmikacin = AmikinSources:1) Geriatric Physical Therapy: C. Lewis, J. Bottomley2) Pharmacology in Rehabilitation: Charles D. Ciccone3) Medscape: Drug Abbreviations: Note: abbreviations that are crossed out are prohibited by JCAHOTimeModeRelease QD = dailyBID = 2x / dayTID = 3x / dayQID = 4x / dayHS = at bedtimePM = at nightPRN = as neededTAB = tabletCAP = capsuleNS = nasal sprayIM = intramuscular injectionIV = intravenousBUC = cheek or gumPO = by mouthSL = sublingualSC or SQ = subcutaneousCC = coat core (extended release)COER = controlled-onsetCR = controlled releaseCRT = controlledDR = delayed releaseEC = enteric coatedER = extended releaseFC = film coatedLA = long actingPR = precision releaseSA = sustained actionSR = sustained or slow releaseT = timed releaseTD = timed releaseTR = timed releaseTW = therapeutic windowXL = extended release ................
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