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GoLytely Use: Cathartic Notes: Bowel Evacuation based on electrolyte solution.
Mylicon/Gas X Use: Antiflatulant Generic: simethicone Notes: eliminates gas and reduces foaming of stomach contents that cause bloating and discomfort.
Evista Use: hormone replacement Generic: raloxifene Notes: estrogen blocker
Lomotil Use: antidiarrheal, acute gastroenteritis Generic: diphenoxylate with atropine Notes: opioid Slows peristalsis Anticholinergic side effects Long term use causes constipation
DulcoLAX Use: stimulant laxative Generic: bisacodyl Notes: Overuse- tolerance dependence electrolyte disturbances
Colace Use: stool softener Generic: docusate sodium
Fosamax Use: osteoporosis Generic: alenDRONATE Notes: bisphosphonate
Rheumatrex Use: rheumatoid arthritis Generic: methotrexate
Colchicine Use: acute attack of gout (no Tradename) Notes: can cause gastric upset
GLUCOtrol Use: type II diabetes Generic: glipizide Notes: oral hypoGLYCemic
Tagamet Use: H2 receptor blocker Generic: cimeTIDINE
Zantac Use: h2 receptor blocker Generic: raniTIDINE
Humalog / Novolog / Regular/ Humulin R Use: type I diabetes Notes: injectable insulin, short-acting
Humulin N/ NPH / Lente L / Humulin L Use: type I diabetes Notes: injectable insulin, intermediate acting
Ultra Lente / Humulin U / Lantus Use: type I diabetes Notes: injectable insulin, long-acting (ultra)
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