Nclex medications and sub names for pharmacology PDF

Title	Nclex medications and sub names for pharmacology
Course	Accel Adult Health II Clinical
Institution	University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh
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help notes for medications and pharmacology class. these were very helpful for me during my class and clinical rotations...

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NCLEX Pharmacology Medical Suffixes -amil = calcium channel blockers -caine = local anesthetics -dine = anti-ulcer agents (H2 histamine blockers) -done = opioid analgesics -ide = oral hypoglycemics -lam = anti-anxiety agents -oxacin = broad spectrum antibiotics -micin = antibiotics -mide = diuretics -mycin = antibiotics -nuim = neuromuscular blockers -olol = beta blockers -pam = anti-anxiety agents -pine = calcium channel blockers -pril = ace inhibitors -sone = steroids -statin =antihyperlipidemics -vir = anti-virals -zide = diuretics

Therapeutic Drug Levels Carbamazepine (Tegretol): 4—10 mcg/ml Digoxin (Lanoxin): 0.8—2.0 ng/ml

Gentamycin (Garamycin): 5—10 mcg/ml (peak),...