CHAPTER 26

CHAPTER 26: LIST OF DRUGS AND INJECTION  

Anti-Malarial Drugs (Including Injectable) 

Below is a list of anti-malarial drugs used for the treatment and prevention of malaria, including injectable options. Please fill in the names of the drugs in the spaces provided: 

Oral Anti-Malarial Drugs: 

Injectable Anti-Malarial Drugs: 

Anti-Typhoid Drugs (Including Injectable) 

Below is a space to list the Anti-Typhoid Drugs used for the treatment and prevention of typhoid fever, including injectable options. Please fill in the names of the drugs in the spaces provided: 

Oral Anti-Typhoid Drugs: 

Injectable Anti-Typhoid Drugs: 

Antibiotics 

Below is a space to list Antibiotics used for the treatment of various bacterial infections. Please fill in the names of the antibiotics in the spaces provided: 

Oral Antibiotics: 

Injectable Antibiotics: 

Anti-Ulcer Drugs 

Below is a space to list Anti-Ulcer Drugs used for the treatment of ulcers, including both oral and injectable options. Please fill in the names of the drugs in the spaces provided: 

Oral Anti-Ulcer Drugs: 

Injectable Anti-Ulcer Drugs: 

Analgesic Drugs 

Below is a space to list Analgesic Drugs used for the management of pain. Please fill in the names of the drugs in the spaces provided: 

Oral Analgesic Drugs: 

Injectable Analgesic Drugs: 

Antihypertensive Drugs 

Below is a space to list Antihypertensive Drugs used for the management and treatment of high blood pressure (hypertension). Please fill in the names of the drugs in the spaces provided: 

Classes of Antihypertensive Drugs: 

1. Angiotensin-Converting Enzyme (ACE) Inhibitors: 

2. Angiotensin II Receptor Blockers (ARBs): 4. ___________________________________________
   5. ___________________________________________
   6. ___________________________________________ 

3. Beta-Blockers: 7. ___________________________________________
   8. ___________________________________________
   9. ___________________________________________ 

4. Calcium Channel Blockers: 10. ___________________________________________
   11. ___________________________________________
   12. ___________________________________________ 

5. Diuretics (Water Pills): 13. ___________________________________________
   14. ___________________________________________
   15. ___________________________________________ 

6. Alpha-Blockers: 16. ___________________________________________
   17. ___________________________________________
   18. ___________________________________________ 

7. Renin Inhibitors: 19. ___________________________________________
   20. ___________________________________________ 

Antifungal Drugs 

Below is a space to list Antifungal Drugs used for the treatment of fungal infections. Please fill in the names of the drugs in the spaces provided: 

Oral Antifungal Drugs: 

Topical Antifungal Drugs: 

Antidiabetic Drugs 

Below is a space to list Antidiabetic Drugs used for the management of diabetes mellitus. Please fill in the names of the drugs in the spaces provided: 

Oral Antidiabetic Drugs: 

Injectable Antidiabetic Drugs (Including Insulin): 

Antiviral Drugs 

Below is a space to list Antiviral Drugs used in the treatment of viral infections such as influenza, hepatitis, HIV, herpes, and others. Please fill in the names of the drugs in the spaces provided: 

Oral Antiviral Drugs: 

Injectable Antiviral Drugs: 

Sedatives and Hypnotics 

Below is a space to list Sedatives and Hypnotic Drugs used to reduce anxiety, calm the patient, or induce sleep. These drugs are commonly used in cases of insomnia, severe anxiety, and before surgical procedures. Please fill in the names of the drugs in the spaces provided: 

Oral Sedatives and Hypnotics: 

Injectable Sedatives and Hypnotics: 

13. Antiemetic Drugs 

Antiemetics are medications used to prevent or treat nausea and vomiting. Below is a space to list both oral and injectable antiemetic drugs. Please fill in the names in the spaces provided: 

Oral Antiemetic Drugs: 

Injectable Antiemetic Drugs: 

14. Antacids 

Antacids are medications that neutralize stomach acid and are commonly used for indigestion, heartburn, and acid reflux. Below is a space to list both oral and injectable forms (if any). Please fill in the names of the drugs in the spaces provided: 

Oral Antacids: 

Injectable Acid-Reducing Drugs (e.g., PPIs, H2 blockers):