MCW Class of 2010, Part 3

[45408]

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paintball. right up your alley, Jr. Commando.

and calling them strippers is offensive to me. we prefer "Clothing Removal Artist."

Went paintballing for my bachelor party two years ago. I wanted to make it look less than completely obvious that I was using his idea 😀


The alcohol is a given, but I want to do something else first. My wife suggested a brewery tour too, and I think that's high on the list. Comedy Sportz is also an option.



indo - you can go way out into Lake Michigan and catch some big fish.

 

[samenewme]

You probably know this, but the bachelor's party should be several days before the wedding. I knew a guy once in New Orleans who threw a really good bachelor party the night before the wedding. He was the best man and all, so it was his job.

He woke up the next morning to a bright, shiny sun, on a beach somewhere, already late to the wedding. He turned his head and there was the groom, passed out next to him. They asked a passing policeman where they were, and it seems they were in Pensacola, Florida. The car turned up later in Mississippi.

The wedding took place at a later date, largely because the best man took the blame, but I don't think it was pretty.

 

[Ashers]

HAHAHA! ^^

My friends in England go camping or to places kinda like the Dells.

According to my dad, my pediatrician (one of my dad's best friends in med school) was late for his wedding because he was watching George of the Jungle.

 

[akpete]

Smooth.



I recommend either the Brewery tour or a Brewers game. Start the day early tailgating with bloody marys, hit an afternoon game, later dinner and bars.

 

[45408]

You probably know this, but the bachelor's party should be several days before the wedding. I knew a guy once in New Orleans who threw a really good bachelor party the night before the wedding. He was the best man and all, so it was his job.

He woke up the next morning to a bright, shiny sun, on a beach somewhere, already late to the wedding. He turned his head and there was the groom, passed out next to him. They asked a passing policeman where they were, and it seems they were in Pensacola, Florida. The car turned up later in Mississippi.

The wedding took place at a later date, largely because the best man took the blame, but I don't think it was pretty.

😀 Classic. Did they start in New Orleans?? Yeah, I went to a bachelor party (more like a house party in this case) the night before the wedding. The groom passed out by like 11pm, haha. He felt crappy the next day. I went out drinking like 2-3 nights before my wedding - certainly not the night before.

Because my brother is getting married in Oregon, we're definitely going to be doing this 1-2 weeks in advance. All of his friends are here, and almost none of them are going out there.

 

[45408]

The new Palms are cool, but I like the mini-Windows PDAs a lot more. I now have a cell phone, a PDA, an iPod, and I'll be getting a pager soon. Blargh. I wish I had something like an iPhone with paging ability to condense all these devices into one.

 

[Agent Splat]

The new Palms are cool, but I like the mini-Windows PDAs a lot more. I now have a cell phone, a PDA, an iPod, and I'll be getting a pager soon. Blargh. I wish I had something like an iPhone with paging ability to condense all these devices into one.

did you get the POS Palm TX as well? or something newer? rumor is you get a lot of new programs with yours that we didn't get.

i just got my replacement PDA in the mail Monday. so happy! i think it actually WORKS!!!!

 

[Xandie]

My palm pilot got stolen. Good times. If only I was getting any graduation presents, I would get a new one. Unfortunately, my family doesn't roll like that. (True story). Pocket pharmacopeia, here I come!

 

[45408]

did you get the POS Palm TX as well? or something newer? rumor is you get a lot of new programs with yours that we didn't get.

i just got my replacement PDA in the mail Monday. so happy! i think it actually WORKS!!!!

it's a Tungsten TX. don't know if that's the same TX as yours or not.


It comes with a leather case that some people are willing to sell. it's very exciting. right, indo?

 

[indo]

i was excited that I could send email from my sweet pda.

 

[yeasterbunny]

it's a Tungsten TX. don't know if that's the same TX as yours or not.


It comes with a leather case that some people are willing to sell. it's very exciting. right, indo?

If your white coat has an inside upper left pocket (not all of them do) it is very handy for the PDA but it won't fit with the leather case. I used the little hingey shield thing it came with.

 

[Gimlet]

If your white coat has an inside upper left pocket (not all of them do) it is very handy for the PDA but it won't fit with the leather case. I used the little hingey shield thing it came with.

Hingey shield thing FTW!

That leather case was too girly for my tastes.

 

[45408]

Hingey shield thing FTW!

That leather case was too girly for my tastes.

it goes well with my Coach man bag.

 

[Xandie]

I love my coach bags. And key chain. It's a purple X with a gold outline. How witty!

 

[45408]

I love my coach bags. And key chain. It's a purple X with a gold outline. How witty!

for $32 too, right? unless you got it at the outlet

 

[Xandie]

Someone else bought it for me. Both bags, too. Graduation presents.

 

[DoctorFunk]

i was excited that I could send email from my sweet pda.

If you new Palm peeps figure out the e-mail settings for our school e-mail on the Palm go ahead and post them. Prowler had helped me out with it once before, but for some reason those settings no longer work. Methinks it has something to do with them switching from an http address to https.

 

[45408]

Remember!!
FREE FOOD!!!!!

NO SPEAKER!!!!!

 

[45408]

If you new Palm peeps figure out the e-mail settings for our school e-mail on the Palm go ahead and post them. Prowler had helped me out with it once before, but for some reason those settings no longer work. Methinks it has something to do with them switching from an http address to https.

got this from a classmate

Hey everyone,

Sorry for the mass email. For those of you that were able to get your PDA's synced with the new software, I figured out how to get the MCW email working.

On the PDA click VersaMail. Then use the settings below:

Account name: MCW (or whatever you want)
Mail Service: Exchange ActiveSync
Username: [email protected]
Mail Server: owamail.mcw.edu

Finally, click Test Settings and, provided you have the wifi connection working, it should be successful. This functions as an IMAP server so that changes made on the PDA are reflected online (and vice versa). When you click the "Appointments" button on the bottom, it will tell you how many unread emails you have.

Also, for those of you that have Gmail. I have the necessary files for a high resolution java version that is made by Google (but, unfortunately unable to be downloaded with this version of Palm PDA). The actual program works great, though. Let me know if you want to be sent that. (It is just less than 1MB.)

Remember!!
FREE FOOD!!!!!

NO SPEAKER!!!!!

 

[Gimlet]

Remember!!
FREE FOOD!!!!!

NO SPEAKER!!!!!

I'm not following you here.

 

[samenewme]

I'm not following you here.

Monday in Kerrigan, we are eating up the leftover money from the 2010 co-op.

 

[45408]

I'm not following you here.

endless reminder e-mails

 

[indo]

ultimate frisbee and oasis evalutions!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1
ultimate frisbee and oasis evalutions!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1
ultimate frisbee and oasis evalutions!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1
ultimate frisbee and oasis evalutions!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1

 

[45408]

That exam was dumb. who cares if Medicaid/SCHIP is slightly more/less than the interest payments on the national debt?

 

[samenewme]

But isn't it important to classify the different kinds of control of physicians as societal versus professional? Our patients SOOOO want to know!

 

[45408]

So, I think breasts are all well and good, when they're not attached to standardized patients. I'm practicing my physical exam for the OSCE on my wife, and I'm trying to treat it like the real deal, and the twins are hard to negotiate around. It just seems awkward to percuss out the liver span when someone still has a shirt and bra on, and the PMI and mitral auscultation isn't much better.

Felt like complaining to people who would understand. I hope I have a male SP for the OSCE. I don't think I'll worry when it's a real patient who has already been examined 38 times...

 

[Agent Splat]

So, I think breasts are all well and good, when they're not attached to standardized patients. I'm practicing my physical exam for the OSCE on my wife, and I'm trying to treat it like the real deal, and the twins are hard to negotiate around. It just seems awkward to percuss out the liver span when someone still has a shirt and bra on, and the PMI and mitral auscultation isn't much better.

Felt like complaining to people who would understand. I hope I have a male SP for the OSCE. I don't think I'll worry when it's a real patient who has already been examined 38 times...

When I was doing the OSCE for that, I couldn't figure out what I was doing wrong with the tuning fork hearing tests...then my patient admitted she actually WAS deaf in one ear. Go me.

 

[indo]

So, I think breasts are all well and good, when they're not attached to standardized patients. I'm practicing my physical exam for the OSCE on my wife, and I'm trying to treat it like the real deal, and the twins are hard to negotiate around. It just seems awkward to percuss out the liver span when someone still has a shirt and bra on, and the PMI and mitral auscultation isn't much better.

Felt like complaining to people who would understand. I hope I have a male SP for the OSCE. I don't think I'll worry when it's a real patient who has already been examined 38 times...

ha, and you two crazy kids prolly end up doin' it every time anyway.

 

[samenewme]

So, I think breasts are all well and good, when they're not attached to standardized patients. I'm practicing my physical exam for the OSCE on my wife, and I'm trying to treat it like the real deal, and the twins are hard to negotiate around. It just seems awkward to percuss out the liver span when someone still has a shirt and bra on, and the PMI and mitral auscultation isn't much better.

Felt like complaining to people who would understand. I hope I have a male SP for the OSCE. I don't think I'll worry when it's a real patient who has already been examined 38 times...

Well, maybe you can have her take off her shirt and it's more like a patient with her gown lifted. Since it's your wife, you can also practice different ways of asking her to move the twins or asking if you may just move that, please, to get used to it. I think it'll help.

 

[akpete]

ah, you'll get over your modesty soon enough.


and where were ya earlier on the free food thing. I had fam med classroom stuff today. Stopped at home for a grilled cheese.

FYI, normally I'm in bed by now on a monday, but it's cinco de mayo.

 

[45408]

When I was doing the OSCE for that, I couldn't figure out what I was doing wrong with the tuning fork hearing tests...then my patient admitted she actually WAS deaf in one ear. Go me.

I think I had her before. There probably aren't a lot of SPs with no hearing in one ear. was it her right? and she's in her 40s?

 

[45408]

ah, you'll get over your modesty soon enough.

Hey, I have no trouble touching or looking at breasts, believe me, but I'm wary of giving the wrong impression or simply touching more than I need to.

 

[Agent Splat]

I think I had her before. There probably aren't a lot of SPs with no hearing in one ear. was it her right? and she's in her 40s?

Sorry, but SHIPAA (Standardized Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act) prevents me from saying any more.

 

[DoctorFunk]

Hey, I have no trouble touching or looking at breasts, believe me, but I'm wary of giving the wrong impression or simply touching more than I need to.

Eh. If patients only knew just how asexual you become when you put on the short white shackle (oops...I mean coat) they wouldn't worry at all about us touching them.

 

[45408]

Eh. If patients only knew just how asexual you become when you put on the short white shackle (oops...I mean coat) they wouldn't worry at all about us touching them.

There was a video on YouTube last year (I looked just now and couldn't find it), in which they "Punk'd" a med student who did an exam on a female patient his age, and they were claiming he'd overstepped his bounds. The punchline for me was when his attending, who was in on the joke, asked him if his "exam included feeling for the PMI on both sides." This kid was freaking out, but it was pretty funny to watch.

 

[45408]

137 path lectures

107 pharm lectures


I think. Woo hoo.

 

[indo]

137 path lectures

107 pharm lectures


I think. Woo hoo.

You're going to study the path lectures? You might just bust through rapid review path a time or two and move on with your life...haha, right.



On that note...there HAS to be a better way to learn antimicrobials.

 

[indo]

bachelor party story from my mom:

Her friends or my dad's friends or someone put on a bachelor party for a guy. They took him out and got him all drunk and all that crap. But, they took him to the airport and then put him on a flight to Los Angeles. He woke up in LA then barely made it back for the wedding.

 

[samenewme]

My brain hurts. And I still have to cram a lot more in. And then pick up the stuff that falls out the other ear and stuff it back in. Over and over and over.

Still beats workin'.

 

[45408]

You're going to study the path lectures? You might just bust through rapid review path a time or two and move on with your life...haha, right.



On that note...there HAS to be a better way to learn antimicrobials.

Nah, I have been using RR path. I'm around page 300 now.


anyone know anything about these?

5-fluorouracil
α-methyldopa
abciximab
acarbose
acetaminophen
acetazolamide
acetylsalicylic acid (aspirin)
acyclovir
adefovir
adenosine
albendazole
albuterol
aldosterone
alendronate
aliskiren
alkylating agents
allopurinol
alosetron
alpha-methyl-tyrosine
alprazolam
alprostadil
aluminum hydroxide
amantadine
amikacin
amiloride
aminocaproic acid
amiodarone
amitriptyline
amlodipine
amoxicillin
amphetamine
amphotericin B
ampicillin
anastrozole
androstenedione
anti-metabolites
aprepitant
aripiprazole
aspirin
atenolol
atorvastatin
atovaquone
atovaquone + proguanil
atracurium
atriopeptin
atropine
azathioprine
aztreonam
bacitracin
baclofen
beclomethasone
B-endorphin
benzocaine
benzodiazepines
benztropine
bethanechol
bisacodyl
bismuth subsalicylate
bleomycin
bromocriptine
bumetanide
bupivacaine
buprenorphine
bupropion
buspirone
buspirone
cabergoline
caffeine
calcitonin
calcium carbonate
calcium gluconate
captopril
carbamazepine
carbidopa
carmustine
carvedilol
caspofungin
cefaclor
cefazolin
cefoxitin
ceftazidime
ceftriaxone
cefuroxime
celecoxib
cephalexin
cetirizine
chloral hydrate
chlor-amphenicol
chlordiazepoxide
chloroprocaine
chloroquine
chlorothiazide
chlorpheniramine
chlorpromazine
cholestyramine
cholordiazepoxide
chromolyn sodium
ciclopirox
cimetidine
cimetidine
cinacalcet
ciprofloxacin
cisplatin
citalopram
clarithromycin
clavulanic acid
clindamycin
clofazimine
clomiphene
clomipramine
clonazepam
clonidine
clopidogrel
clotrimazole
clozapine
cocaine
codeine
colchicine
corticoliberin
cortisol
cosyntropin/ synthetic ACTH (1-24)
cromolyn sodium
cyclophosphamide
cyclosporine
cypionate
cyproheptadine
cytarabine
dalteparin
danazol
dapsone
daptomycin
dehydroepiandrosterone
desflurane
desloratidine
dexamethasone
dextromethorphan
diazepam
diazoxide
diethyl-stilbesterol (DES)
digitalis
digitoxin
digoxin
dihydrotestosterone
diltiazem
dimenhydrinate
dinoprostone
diphenhydramine
diphenoxylate
dipyridamole
disopyramide
disulfiram
dobutamine
docusate salts
donepezil
dopamine
doxorubicin
doxycycline
dronabinol
drospirenone
duloxetine
dynorphin
echinacea
echothiophate
edrophonium
efavirenz
enalapril
enfuvirtide
enkephalin
enoxaparin
ephedrine
epinephrine
eplerenone
epoprostenol
erythromycin
escitalopram
esmolol
estradiol
estradiol-17β
estriol
estrone
eszopiclone
etanercept
ethacrynic acid
ethambutol
ethinyl estradiol
ethosuximide
etidronate
etomidate
etoposide
ezetimibe
famciclovir
famotidine
famotidine
felbamate
fenoldopam
fentanyl
fexofenadine
filgrastim
flecainide
fluconazole
fluconazole
flucytosine
fludrocortisone
flumazenil
fluoride
fluoxetine
fluoxy-mesterone
fluphenazine
flurazepam
flurazepam
flutamide
formivirsen
foscarnet
fosfomycin
furosemide
gabapentin
galantamine
gamma-hydroxybutyrate (GHB)
ganciclovir
garlic
gemfibrozil
gentamicin
ginko
ginseng
glipizide
glucosamine + chondroitin
glyburide
GnRH
gonadorelin
gonadotropins
granisetron
griseofulvin
growth hormone
growth hormone releasing hormone
guanabenz
guanadrel
guanethidine
haloperidol
heparin
heroin
hydralazine
hydrochlorothiazide
hydroxyurea
ibuprofen
imipenem
imipramine
inamrinone
indomethacin
infliximab
insulin aspart
insulin glargine
interferon
iodoquinol
ipodate
ipratropium bromide
isoflurane
isoniazid (INH)
isoproterenol
isosorbide dinitrate
isosorbide mononitrate
itraconazole
ketamine
ketorolac
labetolol
lactulose
lamivudine (3TC)
lamotrigine
lanreotide
lansoprazole
lepirudin
letrozole
leuprolide
levetiracetam
levodopa
levonorgestrel
levothyroxine
lidocaine
lidocaine
linezolid
liothyronine
liotrix
lisinopril
lispro insulin
lithium
loperamide
lopinavir
loratidine
lorazepam
lorazepam
losartan
lovastatin
lysergic acid diethylamide
magnesium hydroxide
mannitol
marijuana
mebendazole
mechloreth-amine
medroxy-progesterone
mefloquine
melatonin
memantine
meperidine
mepivacaine
mercapto-purine
mesalamine
mestranol
metformin
methadone
methamphetamine
methimazole
methotrexate
methyldopa
methylenedioxy-methamphetamine (MDMA)
methylphenidate
metoclopramide
metolazone
metoprolol
metronidazole
metyrapone
miconazole
miconazole
midazolam
mifepristone
mifepristone (RU486)
minocycline
minoxidil
mirtazapine
misoprostol
mivacurium
morphine
mycophenolate mofetil
nafarelin
nalbuphine
naloxone
naltrexone
naproxen
natamycin
neostigmine
nesiritide
nicotine
nicotinic acid (niacin)
nifedipine
nifedipine
nitazoxanide
nitrofurantoin
nitroglycerin
nitroglycerin/nitrate
nitroprusside
nitrous oxide
nizatidine
nizatidine
norepinephrine
norethindrone
norfloxacin
NPH
nystatin
octreotide
olanzapine
olsalazine
omalizumab
omeprazole / esomeprazole (S-isomer)
ondansetron
oseltamivir
oxacillin
oxcarbazepine
oxycodone
paclitaxel
pancuronium
parathion
parathyroid hormone
paromomycin sulfate
paroxetine
pegvisomant
penciclovir
penicillin G & V
pentobarbital
phencyclidine
phenelzine
phenelzine
phenobarbital
phenoxybenzamine
phenoxy-benzamine
phentolamine
phentolamine
phenylephrine
phenytoin
physostigmine
pilocarpine
pimozide
piperacillin
piroxicam
plicamycin
polyethelene glycol (PEG)
polymyxin B
pralidoxime
pramipexole
praziquantel
prazosin
prazosin
prednisolone
prednisone
pregabalin
primaquine
probenecid (uricosuric agent)
procaine
procarbazine
prochlorperazine
progesterone
promethazine
propionate
propofol
propranolol
propylthiouracil (PTU)
protamine sulfate
pseudoephedrine
pyrantel pamoate
pyrazinamide
quetiapine
quinidine
quinine
quinolones
radioactive iodine
raloxifene
ramelteon
ranitidine
ranolazine
regular
reserpine
reserpine
ribavirin
rifabutin
rifampin
risperidone
ritodrine
ritonavir
rivastigmine
ropinirole
ropivacaine
rosiglitazone
salmeterol
sarin
saw palmetto
scopolamine
selegiline
sertraline
sevoflurane
sibutramine
sildenafil
silver sulfadiazine
sirolimus
sodium nitroprusside
sodium thiopental
sotalol
spironolactone
st. john's wort
stanozolol
streptokinase
streptomycin
succinylcholine
sucralfate
sulbactam
sulfa-methoxazole
sulfasalazine
sulfonamides
sumatriptan
tacrolimus
tadalafil
tamoxifen
tamoxifen citrate
tegaserod
telithromycin
tenofovir
terbinafine
terbutaline
testosterone
tetracaine
tetracycline
theophylline
thiabendazole
thioridazine
thiothixene
thyroglobulin
thyrotropin alpha
tiagabine
ticarcillin
ticlopidine
tigecycline
timolol
tissue-type plasminogen activator (t-PA)
tizanidine
tobramycin
tolbutamide
tolcapone
tolnaftate
toluene
topiramate
tramadol
trastuzumab
triamterene
triazolam
trifluridine
trihexyphenidyl
trimethaphan
trimethaphan
trimethoprim
tyramine
valproic acid
vancomycin
vardenafil
varenicline
vasopressin/ desmopressin
vecuronium
venlafaxine
verapamil
vinblastine
vincristine
Vitamin D
voriconazole
warfarin
zafirlukast
zaleplon
zidovudine (AZT)
zileuton
ziprasidone
zolpidem
zonisamide

 

[Agent Splat]

some of them make you poop.

 

[45408]

holy crap this sucks. the time for learning curve is exponential or something, because I could learn 20 drugs in one hour, but 200 drugs takes like 50 hours.

 

[indo]

abciximab is for anti clotting. Need to prevent clotting in a hurry? use a GP IIa/IIIb inhibitor!

Careful! Side effects include: bleeding.

 

[samenewme]

abciximab is for anti clotting. Need to prevent clotting in a hurry? use a GP IIa/IIIb inhibitor!

Careful! Side effects include: bleeding.

acarbose is for farting. Need to get your in-laws to go home in a hurry? Inhibit the enzymes that break down complex carbs.

Careful! Side effects include: reduction in postprandial hyperglycemia.

 

[45408]

I could go for some pre-finals propranolol. Post-finals ethanol.

 

[yeasterbunny]

Nah, I have been using RR path. I'm around page 300 now.


anyone know anything about these?

5-fluorouracil
α-methyldopa
abciximab
acarbose
acetaminophen
acetazolamide
acetylsalicylic acid (aspirin)
acyclovir
adefovir
adenosine
albendazole
albuterol
aldosterone
alendronate
aliskiren
alkylating agents
allopurinol
alosetron
alpha-methyl-tyrosine
alprazolam
alprostadil
aluminum hydroxide
amantadine
amikacin
amiloride
aminocaproic acid
amiodarone
amitriptyline
amlodipine
amoxicillin
amphetamine
amphotericin B
ampicillin
anastrozole
androstenedione
anti-metabolites
aprepitant
aripiprazole
aspirin
atenolol
atorvastatin
atovaquone
atovaquone + proguanil
atracurium
atriopeptin
atropine
azathioprine
aztreonam
bacitracin
baclofen
beclomethasone
B-endorphin
benzocaine
benzodiazepines
benztropine
bethanechol
bisacodyl
bismuth subsalicylate
bleomycin
bromocriptine
bumetanide
bupivacaine
buprenorphine
bupropion
buspirone
buspirone
cabergoline
caffeine
calcitonin
calcium carbonate
calcium gluconate
captopril
carbamazepine
carbidopa
carmustine
carvedilol
caspofungin
cefaclor
cefazolin
cefoxitin
ceftazidime
ceftriaxone
cefuroxime
celecoxib
cephalexin
cetirizine
chloral hydrate
chlor-amphenicol
chlordiazepoxide
chloroprocaine
chloroquine
chlorothiazide
chlorpheniramine
chlorpromazine
cholestyramine
cholordiazepoxide
chromolyn sodium
ciclopirox
cimetidine
cimetidine
cinacalcet
ciprofloxacin
cisplatin
citalopram
clarithromycin
clavulanic acid
clindamycin
clofazimine
clomiphene
clomipramine
clonazepam
clonidine
clopidogrel
clotrimazole
clozapine
cocaine
codeine
colchicine
corticoliberin
cortisol
cosyntropin/ synthetic ACTH (1-24)
cromolyn sodium
cyclophosphamide
cyclosporine
cypionate
cyproheptadine
cytarabine
dalteparin
danazol
dapsone
daptomycin
dehydroepiandrosterone
desflurane
desloratidine
dexamethasone
dextromethorphan
diazepam
diazoxide
diethyl-stilbesterol (DES)
digitalis
digitoxin
digoxin
dihydrotestosterone
diltiazem
dimenhydrinate
dinoprostone
diphenhydramine
diphenoxylate
dipyridamole
disopyramide
disulfiram
dobutamine
docusate salts
donepezil
dopamine
doxorubicin
doxycycline
dronabinol
drospirenone
duloxetine
dynorphin
echinacea
echothiophate
edrophonium
efavirenz
enalapril
enfuvirtide
enkephalin
enoxaparin
ephedrine
epinephrine
eplerenone
epoprostenol
erythromycin
escitalopram
esmolol
estradiol
estradiol-17β
estriol
estrone
eszopiclone
etanercept
ethacrynic acid
ethambutol
ethinyl estradiol
ethosuximide
etidronate
etomidate
etoposide
ezetimibe
famciclovir
famotidine
famotidine
felbamate
fenoldopam
fentanyl
fexofenadine
filgrastim
flecainide
fluconazole
fluconazole
flucytosine
fludrocortisone
flumazenil
fluoride
fluoxetine
fluoxy-mesterone
fluphenazine
flurazepam
flurazepam
flutamide
formivirsen
foscarnet
fosfomycin
furosemide
gabapentin
galantamine
gamma-hydroxybutyrate (GHB)
ganciclovir
garlic
gemfibrozil
gentamicin
ginko
ginseng
glipizide
glucosamine + chondroitin
glyburide
GnRH
gonadorelin
gonadotropins
granisetron
griseofulvin
growth hormone
growth hormone releasing hormone
guanabenz
guanadrel
guanethidine
haloperidol
heparin
heroin
hydralazine
hydrochlorothiazide
hydroxyurea
ibuprofen
imipenem
imipramine
inamrinone
indomethacin
infliximab
insulin aspart
insulin glargine
interferon
iodoquinol
ipodate
ipratropium bromide
isoflurane
isoniazid (INH)
isoproterenol
isosorbide dinitrate
isosorbide mononitrate
itraconazole
ketamine
ketorolac
labetolol
lactulose
lamivudine (3TC)
lamotrigine
lanreotide
lansoprazole
lepirudin
letrozole
leuprolide
levetiracetam
levodopa
levonorgestrel
levothyroxine
lidocaine
lidocaine
linezolid
liothyronine
liotrix
lisinopril
lispro insulin
lithium
loperamide
lopinavir
loratidine
lorazepam
lorazepam
losartan
lovastatin
lysergic acid diethylamide
magnesium hydroxide
mannitol
marijuana
mebendazole
mechloreth-amine
medroxy-progesterone
mefloquine
melatonin
memantine
meperidine
mepivacaine
mercapto-purine
mesalamine
mestranol
metformin
methadone
methamphetamine
methimazole
methotrexate
methyldopa
methylenedioxy-methamphetamine (MDMA)
methylphenidate
metoclopramide
metolazone
metoprolol
metronidazole
metyrapone
miconazole
miconazole
midazolam
mifepristone
mifepristone (RU486)
minocycline
minoxidil
mirtazapine
misoprostol
mivacurium
morphine
mycophenolate mofetil
nafarelin
nalbuphine
naloxone
naltrexone
naproxen
natamycin
neostigmine
nesiritide
nicotine
nicotinic acid (niacin)
nifedipine
nifedipine
nitazoxanide
nitrofurantoin
nitroglycerin
nitroglycerin/nitrate
nitroprusside
nitrous oxide
nizatidine
nizatidine
norepinephrine
norethindrone
norfloxacin
NPH
nystatin
octreotide
olanzapine
olsalazine
omalizumab
omeprazole / esomeprazole (S-isomer)
ondansetron
oseltamivir
oxacillin
oxcarbazepine
oxycodone
paclitaxel
pancuronium
parathion
parathyroid hormone
paromomycin sulfate
paroxetine
pegvisomant
penciclovir
penicillin G & V
pentobarbital
phencyclidine
phenelzine
phenelzine
phenobarbital
phenoxybenzamine
phenoxy-benzamine
phentolamine
phentolamine
phenylephrine
phenytoin
physostigmine
pilocarpine
pimozide
piperacillin
piroxicam
plicamycin
polyethelene glycol (PEG)
polymyxin B
pralidoxime
pramipexole
praziquantel
prazosin
prazosin
prednisolone
prednisone
pregabalin
primaquine
probenecid (uricosuric agent)
procaine
procarbazine
prochlorperazine
progesterone
promethazine
propionate
propofol
propranolol
propylthiouracil (PTU)
protamine sulfate
pseudoephedrine
pyrantel pamoate
pyrazinamide
quetiapine
quinidine
quinine
quinolones
radioactive iodine
raloxifene
ramelteon
ranitidine
ranolazine
regular
reserpine
reserpine
ribavirin
rifabutin
rifampin
risperidone
ritodrine
ritonavir
rivastigmine
ropinirole
ropivacaine
rosiglitazone
salmeterol
sarin
saw palmetto
scopolamine
selegiline
sertraline
sevoflurane
sibutramine
sildenafil
silver sulfadiazine
sirolimus
sodium nitroprusside
sodium thiopental
sotalol
spironolactone
st. john's wort
stanozolol
streptokinase
streptomycin
succinylcholine
sucralfate
sulbactam
sulfa-methoxazole
sulfasalazine
sulfonamides
sumatriptan
tacrolimus
tadalafil
tamoxifen
tamoxifen citrate
tegaserod
telithromycin
tenofovir
terbinafine
terbutaline
testosterone
tetracaine
tetracycline
theophylline
thiabendazole
thioridazine
thiothixene
thyroglobulin
thyrotropin alpha
tiagabine
ticarcillin
ticlopidine
tigecycline
timolol
tissue-type plasminogen activator (t-PA)
tizanidine
tobramycin
tolbutamide
tolcapone
tolnaftate
toluene
topiramate
tramadol
trastuzumab
triamterene
triazolam
trifluridine
trihexyphenidyl
trimethaphan
trimethaphan
trimethoprim
tyramine
valproic acid
vancomycin
vardenafil
varenicline
vasopressin/ desmopressin
vecuronium
venlafaxine
verapamil
vinblastine
vincristine
Vitamin D
voriconazole
warfarin
zafirlukast
zaleplon
zidovudine (AZT)
zileuton
ziprasidone
zolpidem
zonisamide

I know that the only thing more annoying than having to scroll through the post once is for someone to quote them all again.

 

[Ashers]

I know that the only thing more annoying than having to scroll through the post once is for someone to quote them all again.

BAD, yeasterbunny, BAD!

 

[Agent Splat]

Nah, I have been using RR path. I'm around page 300 now.


anyone know anything about these?

5-fluorouracil
α-methyldopa
abciximab
acarbose
acetaminophen
acetazolamide
acetylsalicylic acid (aspirin)
acyclovir
adefovir
adenosine
albendazole
albuterol
aldosterone
alendronate
aliskiren
alkylating agents
allopurinol
alosetron
alpha-methyl-tyrosine
alprazolam
alprostadil
aluminum hydroxide
amantadine
amikacin
amiloride
aminocaproic acid
amiodarone
amitriptyline
amlodipine
amoxicillin
amphetamine
amphotericin B
ampicillin
anastrozole
androstenedione
anti-metabolites
aprepitant
aripiprazole
aspirin
atenolol
atorvastatin
atovaquone
atovaquone + proguanil
atracurium
atriopeptin
atropine
azathioprine
aztreonam
bacitracin
baclofen
beclomethasone
B-endorphin
benzocaine
benzodiazepines
benztropine
bethanechol
bisacodyl
bismuth subsalicylate
bleomycin
bromocriptine
bumetanide
bupivacaine
buprenorphine
bupropion
buspirone
buspirone
cabergoline
caffeine
calcitonin
calcium carbonate
calcium gluconate
captopril
carbamazepine
carbidopa
carmustine
carvedilol
caspofungin
cefaclor
cefazolin
cefoxitin
ceftazidime
ceftriaxone
cefuroxime
celecoxib
cephalexin
cetirizine
chloral hydrate
chlor-amphenicol
chlordiazepoxide
chloroprocaine
chloroquine
chlorothiazide
chlorpheniramine
chlorpromazine
cholestyramine
cholordiazepoxide
chromolyn sodium
ciclopirox
cimetidine
cimetidine
cinacalcet
ciprofloxacin
cisplatin
citalopram
clarithromycin
clavulanic acid
clindamycin
clofazimine
clomiphene
clomipramine
clonazepam
clonidine
clopidogrel
clotrimazole
clozapine
cocaine
codeine
colchicine
corticoliberin
cortisol
cosyntropin/ synthetic ACTH (1-24)
cromolyn sodium
cyclophosphamide
cyclosporine
cypionate
cyproheptadine
cytarabine
dalteparin
danazol
dapsone
daptomycin
dehydroepiandrosterone
desflurane
desloratidine
dexamethasone
dextromethorphan
diazepam
diazoxide
diethyl-stilbesterol (DES)
digitalis
digitoxin
digoxin
dihydrotestosterone
diltiazem
dimenhydrinate
dinoprostone
diphenhydramine
diphenoxylate
dipyridamole
disopyramide
disulfiram
dobutamine
docusate salts
donepezil
dopamine
doxorubicin
doxycycline
dronabinol
drospirenone
duloxetine
dynorphin
echinacea
echothiophate
edrophonium
efavirenz
enalapril
enfuvirtide
enkephalin
enoxaparin
ephedrine
epinephrine
eplerenone
epoprostenol
erythromycin
escitalopram
esmolol
estradiol
estradiol-17β
estriol
estrone
eszopiclone
etanercept
ethacrynic acid
ethambutol
ethinyl estradiol
ethosuximide
etidronate
etomidate
etoposide
ezetimibe
famciclovir
famotidine
famotidine
felbamate
fenoldopam
fentanyl
fexofenadine
filgrastim
flecainide
fluconazole
fluconazole
flucytosine
fludrocortisone
flumazenil
fluoride
fluoxetine
fluoxy-mesterone
fluphenazine
flurazepam
flurazepam
flutamide
formivirsen
foscarnet
fosfomycin
furosemide
gabapentin
galantamine
gamma-hydroxybutyrate (GHB)
ganciclovir
garlic
gemfibrozil
gentamicin
ginko
ginseng
glipizide
glucosamine + chondroitin
glyburide
GnRH
gonadorelin
gonadotropins
granisetron
griseofulvin
growth hormone
growth hormone releasing hormone
guanabenz
guanadrel
guanethidine
haloperidol
heparin
heroin
hydralazine
hydrochlorothiazide
hydroxyurea
ibuprofen
imipenem
imipramine
inamrinone
indomethacin
infliximab
insulin aspart
insulin glargine
interferon
iodoquinol
ipodate
ipratropium bromide
isoflurane
isoniazid (INH)
isoproterenol
isosorbide dinitrate
isosorbide mononitrate
itraconazole
ketamine
ketorolac
labetolol
lactulose
lamivudine (3TC)
lamotrigine
lanreotide
lansoprazole
lepirudin
letrozole
leuprolide
levetiracetam
levodopa
levonorgestrel
levothyroxine
lidocaine
lidocaine
linezolid
liothyronine
liotrix
lisinopril
lispro insulin
lithium
loperamide
lopinavir
loratidine
lorazepam
lorazepam
losartan
lovastatin
lysergic acid diethylamide
magnesium hydroxide
mannitol
marijuana
mebendazole
mechloreth-amine
medroxy-progesterone
mefloquine
melatonin
memantine
meperidine
mepivacaine
mercapto-purine
mesalamine
mestranol
metformin
methadone
methamphetamine
methimazole
methotrexate
methyldopa
methylenedioxy-methamphetamine (MDMA)
methylphenidate
metoclopramide
metolazone
metoprolol
metronidazole
metyrapone
miconazole
miconazole
midazolam
mifepristone
mifepristone (RU486)
minocycline
minoxidil
mirtazapine
misoprostol
mivacurium
morphine
mycophenolate mofetil
nafarelin
nalbuphine
naloxone
naltrexone
naproxen
natamycin
neostigmine
nesiritide
nicotine
nicotinic acid (niacin)
nifedipine
nifedipine
nitazoxanide
nitrofurantoin
nitroglycerin
nitroglycerin/nitrate
nitroprusside
nitrous oxide
nizatidine
nizatidine
norepinephrine
norethindrone
norfloxacin
NPH
nystatin
octreotide
olanzapine
olsalazine
omalizumab
omeprazole / esomeprazole (S-isomer)
ondansetron
oseltamivir
oxacillin
oxcarbazepine
oxycodone
paclitaxel
pancuronium
parathion
parathyroid hormone
paromomycin sulfate
paroxetine
pegvisomant
penciclovir
penicillin G & V
pentobarbital
phencyclidine
phenelzine
phenelzine
phenobarbital
phenoxybenzamine
phenoxy-benzamine
phentolamine
phentolamine
phenylephrine
phenytoin
physostigmine
pilocarpine
pimozide
piperacillin
piroxicam
plicamycin
polyethelene glycol (PEG)
polymyxin B
pralidoxime
pramipexole
praziquantel
prazosin
prazosin
prednisolone
prednisone
pregabalin
primaquine
probenecid (uricosuric agent)
procaine
procarbazine
prochlorperazine
progesterone
promethazine
propionate
propofol
propranolol
propylthiouracil (PTU)
protamine sulfate
pseudoephedrine
pyrantel pamoate
pyrazinamide
quetiapine
quinidine
quinine
quinolones
radioactive iodine
raloxifene
ramelteon
ranitidine
ranolazine
regular
reserpine
reserpine
ribavirin
rifabutin
rifampin
risperidone
ritodrine
ritonavir
rivastigmine
ropinirole
ropivacaine
rosiglitazone
salmeterol
sarin
saw palmetto
scopolamine
selegiline
sertraline
sevoflurane
sibutramine
sildenafil
silver sulfadiazine
sirolimus
sodium nitroprusside
sodium thiopental
sotalol
spironolactone
st. john's wort
stanozolol
streptokinase
streptomycin
succinylcholine
sucralfate
sulbactam
sulfa-methoxazole
sulfasalazine
sulfonamides
sumatriptan
tacrolimus
tadalafil
tamoxifen
tamoxifen citrate
tegaserod
telithromycin
tenofovir
terbinafine
terbutaline
testosterone
tetracaine
tetracycline
theophylline
thiabendazole
thioridazine
thiothixene
thyroglobulin
thyrotropin alpha
tiagabine
ticarcillin
ticlopidine
tigecycline
timolol
tissue-type plasminogen activator (t-PA)
tizanidine
tobramycin
tolbutamide
tolcapone
tolnaftate
toluene
topiramate
tramadol
trastuzumab
triamterene
triazolam
trifluridine
trihexyphenidyl
trimethaphan
trimethaphan
trimethoprim
tyramine
valproic acid
vancomycin
vardenafil
varenicline
vasopressin/ desmopressin
vecuronium
venlafaxine
verapamil
vinblastine
vincristine
Vitamin D
voriconazole
warfarin
zafirlukast
zaleplon
zidovudine (AZT)
zileuton
ziprasidone
zolpidem
zonisamide

Yeah, that WAS annoying!


Guess which of these drugs I'm on!!!!

 

[Ashers]

Yeah, that WAS annoying!


Guess which of these drugs I'm on!!!!

Now I have to see it again. Ugh.

 

[45408]

Yeah, that WAS annoying!


Guess which of these drugs I'm on!!!!

alprostadil?