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Welcome back to the Real Life Pharmacology. Today, I've got a good list of

drugs for you. I've got five medications I want to cover. Number 66 through 70, we've got

pentoporizal, dichyclamine, sumatryptin, chlorhexidine, and metoprolol.

So definitely some commonly used medications here.

And again, I want to cover some of the most important things

you're going to see in practice,

as well as some of the most important things

that are going to show up on port exams and pharmacology exams.

So meant to help you guys study and prepare a little bit for those top 200 drugs.

All right, let's get into pentoprasol.

Brand name of this medication is Protonics.

This is a proton pump inhibitor, often referred to as a PPI. And mechanistically,

this medication inhibits hydrogen, potassium, ATPase in parietal cells, which ultimately

prevents gastric acid secretion.

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