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desmopressin(DDA VP,
Noctiva,
Stimate)
-
TC:
drug
for
diabetes
insidious
and
nocturia
PC:
ADH
analog
A&U
-
acts
on
the
kidneys
to
increase
the
reabsorption
of
water
AE
-
symptoms
of
water
intoxication
BBW
-
hyponatremia
levothyroxine
(Levothroid,
Synthroid,
others)
-
TC:
thyroid
hormone
PC:
thyroid
hormone
replacement
A&U
-
replacement
therapy
in
patients
with
low
thyroid
function
-
loss
of
weight,
improved
tolerance
to
environmental
temperature,
increased
activity ,
and
increase
pulse
rate
AE
-
those
of
hyperthyroidism
BBW
-
use
in
the
treatment
of
obesity
or
weight
loss
is
contraindicated
methimazole
(Tapazole)
-
TC:
drug
for
hyperthyroidism
PC:
antithyroid
drug A&U
-
interfering
with
the
synthesis
of
T3
and
T4
in
the
thyroid
gland
-
weight
gain,
reduction
in
anxiety ,
less
insomnia,
and
slower
pulse
rate
AE
-
hepatotoxic
hydrocortisone
(Cortef,
Hydrocortone,
others)
-
TC:
adrenal
hormone
PC:
corticosteroid
A&U
-
treating
adrenocortical
insuf ficiency
AE
-
signs
of
Cushing's
syndrome
lidocaine
(Xylocaine)
-
TC:
anesthetic
(local/topical);
antidysrhythmic
(class
1B)
PC:
sodium
channel
blocker ,
amide
A&U
-
blocking
neuronal
pain
impulses
AE
-
CNS
excitement
BBW
-
use
of
2%
oral
lidocaine
viscous
products
may
lead
to
ingestion
that
cannot
be
predicted
or
controlled propofol
(Diprivan)
-
TC:
general
anesthetic
PC:
NMDA
receptor
agonist
A&U
-
induction
and
maintenance
of
general
anesthesia
-
antiemetic
effect
AE
-
pain
at
the
injection
site,
apnea,
respiratory
depression,
and
hypotension
nitrous
oxide
-
TC:
general
anesthetic
PC:
inhalation
gaseous
drug
A&U
-
analgesia
caused
by
suppression
of
pain
mechanisms
in
the
CNS
-
low
potency
and
does
not
produce
complete
loss
of
consciousness
or
profound
relaxation
of
skeletal
muscle
AE
-
anxiety ,
excitement,
and
combativeness
isoflurane
(Forane)
-
TC:
inhaled
general
anesthetic
PC:
GABA
and
glutamate
receptor
agonist
A&U
-
potent
level
of
surgical
anesthesia
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