Matching Pairs Drugs NSOnline version matching by Kristie Borgheiinck 1 Anorexiants A 2 Beta Adrenergic Blocker A 3 Antiepileptics (AEDs) A 4 Cholinergic Blockers B 5 Cholinesterase Inhibitors B 6 Dopamine releaser A 7 Alpha-adrenergic Agonist Opthalmic B 8 Long-Acting beta-adrenergic Inhalers (LABA) A 9 Alpha Adrenergic Blocker A 10 Amphetamines B 11 Opthalmic Topical Beta Adrenergic Blocker A 12 Dopamine Synthesis medication A 13 MAO-B Inhibitors A 14 Antiadrenergic and how they act A 15 Short- acting beta- adrenergic inhalers (SABA) B 16 COMT Inhibitors A 17 Dopamine agonists A 18 Amphetamines A 19 Antiadrenergic and how they act B 20 Analeptics A 21 Long- acting oral- adrenergic medicines B 22 Long- acting oral- adrenergic medicines A 23 Cholinergic Blocking Urinary Antispasmodics A 24 Cholinergic Blockers A 25 Beta Adrenergic Blocker B 26 Short- acting beta- adrenergic inhalers (SABA) A 27 Cholinesterase Inhibitors A 28 Centrally Acting anticholinergics A 29 Alpha-adrenergic Agonist Opthalmic A 30 Misc. CNS Stimulant benzotropine A Brimonidine (solution) A Salmeterol A Timolol A levodopa/carbidopa oxybutynin A Epinephrine (solution) B phentermine *CNS Stimulant* A entacapone Doxazosin Peripherally Acting B selegeline A amantadine Albuterol B Albuterol A atomoxetine A Propranolol B modafinil *CNS Stimulant*A methylphenidate B Atropine A amphetamine/dextroamphetamine A Metoprolol A Phentolamine A phenytoin A rivastigmine B donepezil a Levalbuterol B ropinirole A Terbutaline A Clonidine centrally Acting A Dicyclomine B 1 Antiadrenergic and how they act B 2 COMT Inhibitors A 3 Dopamine Synthesis medication A 4 Analeptics A 5 Misc. CNS Stimulant 6 Cholinesterase Inhibitors B 7 MAO-B Inhibitors A 8 Cholinesterase Inhibitors A 9 Cholinergic Blockers B 10 Anorexiants A 11 Cholinergic Blocking Urinary Antispasmodics A 12 Short- acting beta- adrenergic inhalers (SABA) A 13 Alpha-adrenergic Agonist Opthalmic A 14 Cholinergic Blockers A 15 Amphetamines A 16 Antiepileptics (AEDs) A 17 Dopamine agonists A 18 Amphetamines B 19 Alpha Adrenergic Blocker A 20 Opthalmic Topical Beta Adrenergic Blocker A 21 Dopamine releaser A 22 Beta Adrenergic Blocker A 23 Long- acting oral- adrenergic medicines B 24 Long-Acting beta-adrenergic Inhalers (LABA) A 25 Beta Adrenergic Blocker B 26 Centrally Acting anticholinergics A 27 Antiadrenergic and how they act A 28 Alpha-adrenergic Agonist Opthalmic B 29 Short- acting beta- adrenergic inhalers (SABA) B 30 Long- acting oral- adrenergic medicines A modafinil *CNS Stimulant*A Salmeterol A Clonidine centrally Acting A Levalbuterol B amantadine Terbutaline A Doxazosin Peripherally Acting B donepezil a Epinephrine (solution) B ropinirole A Brimonidine (solution) A Timolol A selegeline A Propranolol B phenytoin A oxybutynin A levodopa/carbidopa entacapone phentermine *CNS Stimulant* A atomoxetine A methylphenidate B Albuterol A Dicyclomine B Atropine A rivastigmine B Metoprolol A Albuterol B amphetamine/dextroamphetamine A Phentolamine A benzotropine A 1 Long- acting oral- adrenergic medicines A 2 Short- acting beta- adrenergic inhalers (SABA) A 3 Antiadrenergic and how they act B 4 Alpha-adrenergic Agonist Opthalmic B 5 COMT Inhibitors A 6 Alpha-adrenergic Agonist Opthalmic A 7 Dopamine agonists A 8 Long- acting oral- adrenergic medicines B 9 Long-Acting beta-adrenergic Inhalers (LABA) A 10 Cholinesterase Inhibitors A 11 Beta Adrenergic Blocker B 12 Cholinergic Blockers A 13 Amphetamines B 14 Antiadrenergic and how they act A 15 Alpha Adrenergic Blocker A 16 Beta Adrenergic Blocker A 17 Short- acting beta- adrenergic inhalers (SABA) B 18 Opthalmic Topical Beta Adrenergic Blocker A 19 Anorexiants A 20 Cholinesterase Inhibitors B 21 Misc. CNS Stimulant 22 Antiepileptics (AEDs) A 23 MAO-B Inhibitors A 24 Cholinergic Blocking Urinary Antispasmodics A 25 Dopamine releaser A 26 Centrally Acting anticholinergics A 27 Cholinergic Blockers B 28 Analeptics A 29 Dopamine Synthesis medication A 30 Amphetamines A methylphenidate B Doxazosin Peripherally Acting B entacapone rivastigmine B levodopa/carbidopa Levalbuterol B Albuterol B Epinephrine (solution) B Salmeterol A Atropine A amphetamine/dextroamphetamine A atomoxetine A donepezil a phenytoin A amantadine selegeline A ropinirole A Metoprolol A Dicyclomine B Phentolamine A Propranolol B Clonidine centrally Acting A modafinil *CNS Stimulant*A Brimonidine (solution) A Terbutaline A Albuterol A Timolol A phentermine *CNS Stimulant* A oxybutynin A benzotropine A 1 Adrenergic Sympathomimetic C 2 Adrenergic Sympathomimetic B 3 Cholinergic Drugs How they act and what they do A 4 Adrenergic Sympathomimetic A 5 Antiepileptics (AEDs) D 6 Cholinergic Drugs How they act and what they do B 7 Antiepileptics (AEDs) C 8 Cholinergic Drugs How they act and what they do C 9 Antiepileptics (AEDs) B Dopamine A Bethanechol-Direct-Urinary Retention A Pilocarpine-Topical-Glaucoma C gabapentin (neuropathic pain) D Epinephrine B diazepam B valproic acid C Norepinephrine C Pyridostigmine-Indirect-Myesthenia gravis B
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