The best mnemonics I’ve found for Anti-emetics drugs:
The mnemonics for Antiemetic drug classification (types):
>> Amazing People Had Antiemetic Drugs Succesfully
A– anticholinergics(atropine like)
P– prokonetic(drug that cause the contents of the stomach to empty faster)
H– H1-antihistamines ( reduce opioid-induced nausea & vomiting)
A– adjuvents drug (used with other antiemetic drug)
D– D2 blockers(nhibition of dopaminergic (D2) and muscarinic receptors in the CTZ)
S– serotonin antagonist(primary agents for prevention and treatment of chemotherapy-induced nausea and vomiting)
The mnemonics for anticholinergics drugs (An antimuscarinic antispasmodic):
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The mnemonics for prokinetics:
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(T– tegaserod, M-metoclopramide, C-cisapride, D-domeperidone,
M-mosapride)
The mnemonics for antihistamines(H1 Blockers):
>>CDP(community development Programme)
C-cyclizine, cinnarizine
D-doxylamine, dimenhydrinate
P-promethazine
The mnemonics for Adjuvent antiemetics drugs:
>>ABCD
A-Adjuvent
B-Benzodiazepines
C-Cannabinoides
D-Dexamethasone
The mnemonics for dopamine receptors antagonist (D2-BLOCKER):
>> 2nd gen HP Phone
2– D2
H-haloperidol
P-prochlorperazine
P-PROMETHAZINE
The mnemonics for serotonin antagonist (H1-Blockers):
>> Old Granny took serotonis antagonist
O-ondansetron
G-granisetron
Some funny Photo for antiemetic drugs:
