Drug tables

Drug Classes
[ A ]
Ace Inhibitors	ACLS Pocket Guide	Acne (topical Agents)
Actinic Keratosis	Addiction Aids	Aldosterone Antagonists
Alpha Blockers	ALS Agents	Alzheimer's Disease
Aminoglycosides	Anesthetics / Sedatives	Angiotensin II inhibitors
Antacids	anti-Arrhythmics	Antibiotics (Other)
Anti-cholinergics	Anti-Convulsants	Anti-Depressants
Anti-Diarrheals	Anti-Emetics	Anti- Fungals
Anti-Hepatitis Agents	Anti-Herpetic Agents	Antihistamines
Anti-Hypertensive combinations	Anti-Hypertensive (Other)	Anti-Influenza Agents
Anti-Malarials	Anti-Platelet agents	Anti-Psychotics
Anti-Spasmotics (Bowel)	Antitussives /Expectorants	Atopic Dermatitis
[ B ]
Benzodiazepines	Beta Blockers	Bile Acid Sequestrants
Bisphosphonates	Bladder spasm	Bowel - antispasmotics
BPH	Burn preparations
[ C ]
Calcium Channel Blockers	Calcium Supplements	Cephalosporins
Colony Stimulating Factors	Corticosteroids (Systemic)	Corticosteroids (intra-articular)
Cough	Cystitis (Hemorrhagic)
[ D ]
Decongestants	Diabetes (Anti-diabetic agents)	Direct thrombin inhibitors
Disease Modifying Agents	Diuretics	Drug / Food Interactions
	Drug Levels (Therapeutic)
[ E - F - G ]
Endocrine / Other	Erectile Dysfunction	Fever inducing agents
Fibrates	Fluoroquinolones	G6PD deficiency
Gastrointestinal (Other)	Gout
[ H - I - J ]
H2 Blockers	Helicobacter Pylori	Herpes Simplex
Hypertensive Urgency (oral)	Hypertensive Emergency (IV)	Hemorrhoids
HIV (anti) Agents	Inflammatory bowel disease	Interferons
Intermittent Claudication	Immunizations	Insulin's
[ K - L - M ]
* LAB VALUES *	Laxatives	Low Molecular Weight Heparins
Macrolides	Magnesium supplements	Migraine
Mouth & Lip preparations (topical)	Multiple sclerosis	Muscle relaxants
[ N - O - P - Q ]
Nasal preparations	Neurogenic bladder	Neuromuscular blocking agents
Neutropenia (Agents causing)	Nitrates	NSAID's
Ophthalmic Preparations	Otic Preparations	Opiates / Combination
Parkinsons Disease	PCA - Patient Controlled Analgesia	Penicillins
Periodic table	Phosphate supplements	Potassium supplements
Prostate Cancer	Proton pump inhibitors	Psoriasis
[ R - S - T ]
Renal Failure (agents)	Respiratory Medications	Rheumatoid arthritis
Sore throat	Statins	Stimulants
Tetracyclines	Thrombocytopenia (causative)	Thrombolytics
Thyroid Hormone	Thyroid (Anti)	Toxicology
Tuberculosis agents	Topicals (Other)	Topicals (Antiviral)
Topical (Antibacterials)	Topical (Anti-fungals)	Topical (Antiparasitics)
Topical (Burns)	Topical (Corticosteroids)
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Urinary (Other)	Urine discoloration	(Urologic) Dysuria
Vaginal Preparations	Vasodilators	Vasopressors and inotropes

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Drug Tables

Drug Classes

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