diphenhydramineBlock histaminerelease, usedto treatsymptoms ofmild allergicreactionsKidneymostcommonsite for drugexcretionSmallintestineMost importantsite for drugabsorption oforallyadministereddrugsEnamelerosioncommonin patientswithGERDSchedule1highestabusepotential of adrug, noaccepted useSANSFightor flightololcommon endingfor B-adrenergicblocker,antihypertensiveNitroglycerindrug of choicefor ACUTEangina,administerunder tongueTeratogeniceffectCausecongenitalmalformationsduringpregnancyAcetaminophenanalgesic,antipyretic andcontraindicatedin patients withliver disease:TylenolEsteranestheticmetabolized in theplasma (blood),high potential forallergic reaction.Benzocaine is anexamplewarfarinmost commonanticoagulationdrugCodeinemost commonopioid used indentistryoften used incough syrupUlcersoccur in stomachand smallintestine, causedby heliobacterpylori and use ofNSAIDsNitrousOxide mostcommonlyused inhaledanestheticAmidesmetabolizedin the liver.Lidocaine andmepivicaineare examplesAutonomicNervousSystemThis systemcontrolsautomatic,involuntaryresponses0.04mgcardiacdose ofepiAnaphylaxisLife threateningallergic reactiontreated with epiinjectionPenicillinmost likelyantibiotic tocause allergicreaction andanaphylaxisdiazepam(Valium)benzodiazepine-drug of choice forstatus epilepticuswhich can becaused by localanestheitcoverdoseNarcanused foran opioidoverdose.2mgMaximumrecommendeddose ofepinephrine ina healthy ASA Ior ASA II ptIbuprofenNSAID, mostuseful pain medin dentistryanalgesic,antipyretic,antiinflammatoryLidocainemost commonlocalanesthetic, safeto use forpregnantwomenDilantinanti seizure medgingivialenlargement oralmanisfestation in50% of pt.usingthis drugGenericnamelower caseofficialname of adrugAdversereactionundesirableaction of adrug; expectedresponse butunwantedLivermajor sitefor drugmetabolismBacteriostaticdrug orsubstancethat preventsgrowth ofbacteriaAntibioticpremedicationamoxicillin2000mg 1hour prior todental appt.Aspirinanalgesic,antipyretic, anti-inflammatory,antiplateletcan cause Reyesyndrome inchildrenMetronidazolebactericidal,should avoidany mouthwashwith alcoholwhen takingthis drugAlbuterolbronchodilatorused intreatment ofasthmaADMEMechanismof movementof drugswithin thebodyLevothyroxinethyroidhormone usedto treathypothyroidism Clindamycinantibiotic thatcan lead toC-diff (severepersistantdiarrhea)Nystatinantifungal, mostcommon topicaldrug used indentistry totreatcandidiasisstatimmediatelyGERDMostcommonGI diseasein the USAtorvastatinantihyperlipidemiclowers level ofcholesterol in thebloodPotencyamount ofdrug neededto produce atherapeuticeffectRIPEacronym fordrugs usedto treattuberculosis prnasneededHydrochlorothiazidemost commondiuretic, causesxerostomia andtreats high bpPObymouthAsthmareversibleairwayobstructionHalf-lifetime it takes fordrugconcentrationto fall to 50% oforiginial bloodleveDEAagency thatmonitorsdrugs withpotential forabuseAntineoplasticdrugsused to treatmalignancies(cancer)acyclovirtopical antiviraldrug used intreatment ofherpes simplexvirusprilcommon endingfor ACE inhibitorforantihypertensionPilocarpinetreatsxerostomiaType IDiabetesinsulindependentdiphenhydramineBlock histaminerelease, usedto treatsymptoms ofmild allergicreactionsKidneymostcommonsite for drugexcretionSmallintestineMost importantsite for drugabsorption oforallyadministereddrugsEnamelerosioncommonin patientswithGERDSchedule1highestabusepotential of adrug, noaccepted useSANSFightor flightololcommon endingfor B-adrenergicblocker,antihypertensiveNitroglycerindrug of choicefor ACUTEangina,administerunder tongueTeratogeniceffectCausecongenitalmalformationsduringpregnancyAcetaminophenanalgesic,antipyretic andcontraindicatedin patients withliver disease:TylenolEsteranestheticmetabolized in theplasma (blood),high potential forallergic reaction.Benzocaine is anexamplewarfarinmost commonanticoagulationdrugCodeinemost commonopioid used indentistryoften used incough syrupUlcersoccur in stomachand smallintestine, causedby heliobacterpylori and use ofNSAIDsNitrousOxide mostcommonlyused inhaledanestheticAmidesmetabolizedin the liver.Lidocaine andmepivicaineare examplesAutonomicNervousSystemThis systemcontrolsautomatic,involuntaryresponses0.04mgcardiacdose ofepiAnaphylaxisLife threateningallergic reactiontreated with epiinjectionPenicillinmost likelyantibiotic tocause allergicreaction andanaphylaxisdiazepam(Valium)benzodiazepine-drug of choice forstatus epilepticuswhich can becaused by localanestheitcoverdoseNarcanused foran opioidoverdose.2mgMaximumrecommendeddose ofepinephrine ina healthy ASA Ior ASA II ptIbuprofenNSAID, mostuseful pain medin dentistryanalgesic,antipyretic,antiinflammatoryLidocainemost commonlocalanesthetic, safeto use forpregnantwomenDilantinanti seizure medgingivialenlargement oralmanisfestation in50% of pt.usingthis drugGenericnamelower caseofficialname of adrugAdversereactionundesirableaction of adrug; expectedresponse butunwantedLivermajor sitefor drugmetabolismBacteriostaticdrug orsubstancethat preventsgrowth ofbacteriaAntibioticpremedicationamoxicillin2000mg 1hour prior todental appt.Aspirinanalgesic,antipyretic, anti-inflammatory,antiplateletcan cause Reyesyndrome inchildrenMetronidazolebactericidal,should avoidany mouthwashwith alcoholwhen takingthis drugAlbuterolbronchodilatorused intreatment ofasthmaADMEMechanismof movementof drugswithin thebodyLevothyroxinethyroidhormone usedto treathypothyroidism Clindamycinantibiotic thatcan lead toC-diff (severepersistantdiarrhea)Nystatinantifungal, mostcommon topicaldrug used indentistry totreatcandidiasisstatimmediatelyGERDMostcommonGI diseasein the USAtorvastatinantihyperlipidemiclowers level ofcholesterol in thebloodPotencyamount ofdrug neededto produce atherapeuticeffectRIPEacronym fordrugs usedto treattuberculosis prnasneededHydrochlorothiazidemost commondiuretic, causesxerostomia andtreats high bpPObymouthAsthmareversibleairwayobstructionHalf-lifetime it takes fordrugconcentrationto fall to 50% oforiginial bloodleveDEAagency thatmonitorsdrugs withpotential forabuseAntineoplasticdrugsused to treatmalignancies(cancer)acyclovirtopical antiviraldrug used intreatment ofherpes simplexvirusprilcommon endingfor ACE inhibitorforantihypertensionPilocarpinetreatsxerostomiaType IDiabetesinsulindependent

Pharmacology - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Block histamine release, used to treat symptoms of mild allergic reactions
    diphenhydramine
  2. most common site for drug excretion
    Kidney
  3. Most important site for drug absorption of orally administered drugs
    Small intestine
  4. common in patients with GERD
    Enamel erosion
  5. highest abuse potential of a drug, no accepted use
    Schedule 1
  6. Fight or flight
    SANS
  7. common ending for B-adrenergic blocker, antihypertensive
    olol
  8. drug of choice for ACUTE angina, administer under tongue
    Nitroglycerin
  9. Cause congenital malformations during pregnancy
    Teratogenic effect
  10. analgesic, antipyretic and contraindicated in patients with liver disease: Tylenol
    Acetaminophen
  11. anesthetic metabolized in the plasma (blood), high potential for allergic reaction. Benzocaine is an example
    Ester
  12. most common anticoagulation drug
    warfarin
  13. most common opioid used in dentistry often used in cough syrup
    Codeine
  14. occur in stomach and small intestine, caused by heliobacter pylori and use of NSAIDs
    Ulcers
  15. most commonly used inhaled anesthetic
    Nitrous Oxide
  16. metabolized in the liver. Lidocaine and mepivicaine are examples
    Amides
  17. This system controls automatic, involuntary responses
    Autonomic Nervous System
  18. cardiac dose of epi
    0.04mg
  19. Life threatening allergic reaction treated with epi injection
    Anaphylaxis
  20. most likely antibiotic to cause allergic reaction and anaphylaxis
    Penicillin
  21. benzodiazepine- drug of choice for status epilepticus which can be caused by local anestheitc overdose
    diazepam (Valium)
  22. used for an opioid overdose
    Narcan
  23. Maximum recommended dose of epinephrine in a healthy ASA I or ASA II pt
    .2mg
  24. NSAID, most useful pain med in dentistry analgesic, antipyretic, antiinflammatory
    Ibuprofen
  25. most common local anesthetic, safe to use for pregnant women
    Lidocaine
  26. anti seizure med gingivial enlargement oral manisfestation in 50% of pt.using this drug
    Dilantin
  27. lower case official name of a drug
    Generic name
  28. undesirable action of a drug; expected response but unwanted
    Adverse reaction
  29. major site for drug metabolism
    Liver
  30. drug or substance that prevents growth of bacteria
    Bacteriostatic
  31. amoxicillin 2000mg 1 hour prior to dental appt.
    Antibiotic premedication
  32. analgesic, antipyretic, anti-inflammatory, antiplatelet can cause Reye syndrome in children
    Aspirin
  33. bactericidal, should avoid any mouthwash with alcohol when taking this drug
    Metronidazole
  34. bronchodilator used in treatment of asthma
    Albuterol
  35. Mechanism of movement of drugs within the body
    ADME
  36. thyroid hormone used to treat hypothyroidism
    Levothyroxine
  37. antibiotic that can lead to C-diff (severe persistant diarrhea)
    Clindamycin
  38. antifungal, most common topical drug used in dentistry to treat candidiasis
    Nystatin
  39. immediately
    stat
  40. Most common GI disease in the US
    GERD
  41. antihyperlipidemic lowers level of cholesterol in the blood
    Atorvastatin
  42. amount of drug needed to produce a therapeutic effect
    Potency
  43. acronym for drugs used to treat tuberculosis
    RIPE
  44. as needed
    prn
  45. most common diuretic, causes xerostomia and treats high bp
    Hydrochlorothiazide
  46. by mouth
    PO
  47. reversible airway obstruction
    Asthma
  48. time it takes for drug concentration to fall to 50% of originial blood leve
    Half-life
  49. agency that monitors drugs with potential for abuse
    DEA
  50. used to treat malignancies (cancer)
    Antineoplastic drugs
  51. topical antiviral drug used in treatment of herpes simplex virus
    acyclovir
  52. common ending for ACE inhibitor for antihypertension
    pril
  53. treats xerostomia
    Pilocarpine
  54. insulin dependent
    Type I Diabetes