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Used to treat angina, dysrithmia, hypertention, and glaucoma "olols"
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Used to treat angina, dysrithmia, hypertention, and glaucoma "olols" Beta Blockers
Allowin greater volume of air to be exchanged and iproving oxygenation Bronchodilators
Used to decrease dysrythmias slow rate of contraction of the heart, and cause vasodialtion "pines" Calcium Channel Blockers
Stimulate progenitor cells in bone marrow Colony Stimulating factors
Reduce the acidity of the gastric contents Antacids
Cause a loss of sensation with or without a loss of consciousness Anesthetics
use to treat hypertension, heart failure, kidney disease "prils" ACE inhibitors
Treat Anxiety symptoms or disorders Antiaxietys
Particularly effective against gram-negative microorganisms Aminoglycosides
Enzymes destroy acetylcholine, stopping its action Cholinesterase inhibitors
Prevent or treat attack of angina pectoris Antianginals
Produce effects similar to neurotransmitter Adrenergic
Prevent the formation, enlargement, or entension of blood clots Anticoagulants
Preventing seizures Anticonvulsants
Used in treatment for type 1 and 2 diabetes Antidiabetics
Relieve or control the symptoms of acute or chronic diarrhea Antidiarrheals
Used to prevent or treat nausea and vomiting Antiemetics
Used to reduce intraocular pressure Antiglaucoma
Relieve pain without producing loss of consciousness or reflex activity Analgesics
Used to treat allergy symptoms Antihistamines
Used to treat elevated blood pressure (hypertension) Antihypertensives
Used alone or in combination with radiation to treat cancer Antineoplastics
Prevent platelet clumping Antiplatelets
Used to treat severe mental illness Antipsychotics
Used to reduce fevers Antipyretics
Used to suppress a cough Antitussive
Decrease the volume and increase the pH of gastric secretions Antiulcer Agents
Used to treat infections caused by pathogenic viruses Antivirals
These steroid hormones produce masculinizing effects Androgens
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