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7. Drug Indication Drug Identification Anxiety Asthma Bacterial Infection Bipolar Disorder COPDAlbuterol Budesonide/ Formoterol Brand(s) Symbicort ETC. Albuterol Allopurinol Alprazolam Amitriptyline HCl Amlodipine Besylate Brand(s) Indication HTN ETC. Norvasc Students explore the drugs at their own pace, using the schemas presented here to help organize the info internally. When they are ready, they self-test by clicking the Test Me! Button. TRY IT NOW TEST ME!

8. Anxiety Albuterol Carvedilol Digoxin Estrogen Lidocaine ETC. Students can test themselves by choosing either option. When the student hits the start button, a term appears on the left. At the same time, a list of options repeatedly spins on the right. The student must click on correct answers to gain points; points are lost if a wrong answer is chosen. Match Indication to drug, or vice-versa Albuterol Proair HFA Medrol Ativan Ventolin HFA Abilify ETC. Match generic name to brand name, or vice-versa

9. When the student selects a challenge, she/he sees 2 lists scrolling or spinning in opposite directions. Students must click matching items in each list, one after the other, to win points. Clicking items from each list that don’t match result in lost points. We’ll continue the arcade/carnival theme for the user interface and come up with a look, point strategy and leaderboard for this game that is similar for the pitching gallery. We’ll also include options for sound & speed adjustment Albuterol Carvedilol Digoxin Estrogen Lidocaine ETC. Proair HFA Medrol Ativan Ventolin HFA Abilify

10. Furosimide Ibuprofen Lovastatin Naproxen Prednisone Paxil Glucophage Mevacor Coumadin Zocor Dementia HTN Hyperlipidemia Menopause DM II Try Your Luck – for learning Students pull the lever and the columns spin until 3 terms line up. If the terms are unrelated, there is no reward. If the terms match perfectly, the student hits the jackpot. Tadalafil Prednisone Omeprazol Tramadol Valsartan e Cialis Microside Prilosec Prinivil Dexilan t Anxiety Pain GERD Depression HTN Open the Lock – for testing Students have to line up 3 columns of information, like a combination lock. All 3 columns have to match in order to “open” something and win a prize.

11. Shooting gallery where the objects in each row move left to right or right to left at a different rates. In the first stage of the shooting gallery, students must hit all the medications to clear them from the gallery. Points are earned for hitting the right medication; points are lost for hitting a wrong one. A time limit can be set to make it more challenging. Different galleries highlight different classes of medication. Drugs for Depression Time Points

12. Shooting gallery with same features as before. In the second stage of shooting gallery, some of the generic meds are replaced with real meds, but ones that are not used for depression. Students must hit only the medications related to Depression. Points are earned for hitting the right medication, points are lost for hitting a wrong one. A time limit can be set to make it more challenging. Drugs for Depression Time Points

13. Wordsearch for drugs related by class, function, etc. Memory Game – match generic to brand name

14. Therapeutic Agents Alleviates pain without causing loss of consciousness Applied locally to harden skin, decrease secretion, or coagulate bleeding ETC. Arrows advance or regress to other definitions. The Show Me button reveals the correct term. When the definition is matched with the correct term, a flash card is created that can be printed or downloaded to a mobile device. Save Analgesic Anorexiant Antiemetic Antitussive Astringent Relieves or reduces itching Antipyretic ANALGESIC l Alleviates pain without causing loss of consciousness SHOW ME DEFINITION TERM FLASHCARD Therapeutic Agents

15. Students can test themselves by choosing either option. When the student hits the start button, a set of indications with images appears on the right. At the same time, a list of drug names (both generic and brand) repeatedly spins on the left. The student must drag the correct answers onto the images to clear the board and gain points; points are lost if a wrong answer is chosen. Proair HFA Medrol Ativan Ventolin HFA Abilify ETC. Match drug to indication Anxiety Osteoporosis Hyperthyroudism Infection Depression HTN Asthma Diabetes Contraception