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author | Kelly Rauchenberger <fefferburbia@gmail.com> | 2016-03-26 15:37:44 -0400 |
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committer | Kelly Rauchenberger <fefferburbia@gmail.com> | 2016-03-26 15:37:44 -0400 |
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@@ -8,16 +8,19 @@ PRIMARY | |||
8 | {NAME} is {CLASS:indefinite} approved for treatment of {syndrome}, {syndrome}, and {syndrome}. | 8 | {NAME} is {CLASS:indefinite} approved for treatment of {syndrome}, {syndrome}, and {syndrome}. |
9 | {NAME} is {CLASS:indefinite} used for {syndrome} and {syndrome}. | 9 | {NAME} is {CLASS:indefinite} used for {syndrome} and {syndrome}. |
10 | {NAME} is {CLASS:indefinite} used with {existent} to treat {syndrome}. | 10 | {NAME} is {CLASS:indefinite} used with {existent} to treat {syndrome}. |
11 | {NAME} is {CLASS:indefinite} used in cases of {EXISTENT} overdose. | ||
12 | {NAME} is {CLASS:indefinite} used recreationally as {CLASS:indefinite}. | ||
11 | 13 | ||
12 | SECONDARY | 14 | SECONDARY |
13 | Developed in {year} in response to the Great {Noun} Epidemic in {Region}. | 15 | Developed in {year} due to the Great {Noun} Epidemic in {Region}. |
14 | Frequently prescribed off-label for {syndrome}. | 16 | Frequently prescribed off-label for {syndrome}. |
15 | Sometimes used for {syndrome} because of its {verbing} effect. | 17 | Sometimes used for {syndrome} because of its {verbing} effect. |
16 | Illegal to own in the US because of its {verbing} effect. | 18 | Illegal to own in the US because of its {verbing} effect. |
17 | Developed in {year} to replace {existent}. | 19 | Developed in {year} to replace {EXISTENT}. |
18 | Overtook {existent} as the primary treatment, having fewer side effects. | 20 | Overtook {EXISTENT} as the primary treatment, having fewer side effects. |
19 | Synthesized by {FamousName} in {year} in a {verbing} accident. | 21 | Synthesized by {FamousName} in {year} in a {verbing} accident. |
20 | Used mainly in {year}, before {existent} became popular. | 22 | Used mainly in {year}, before {EXISTENT} became popular. |
23 | Only legal in {Region} because of its {verbing} effect. | ||
21 | 24 | ||
22 | SYNDROME | 25 | SYNDROME |
23 | Irritable {Noun} Syndrome | 26 | Irritable {Noun} Syndrome |
@@ -25,8 +28,13 @@ Irritable {Noun} Syndrome | |||
25 | Severe {Noun} | 28 | Severe {Noun} |
26 | Major {Adjective} Disorder | 29 | Major {Adjective} Disorder |
27 | {Adjective} {Noun} Disorder | 30 | {Adjective} {Noun} Disorder |
28 | Obsessive {Adjective} Disorder | 31 | Obsessive {Noun} Disorder |
29 | Clinical {Noun} | 32 | Clinical {Noun} |
33 | {Adjective} Personality Disorder | ||
34 | Respiratory {Adjective} Disease | ||
35 | {Bodypart} Cancer | ||
36 | Restless {Bodypart} | ||
37 | {Bodypart} Failure | ||
30 | 38 | ||
31 | CLASS | 39 | CLASS |
32 | analgesic | 40 | analgesic |
@@ -81,64 +89,65 @@ antibiotic | |||
81 | antiviral drug | 89 | antiviral drug |
82 | stimulant | 90 | stimulant |
83 | depressant | 91 | depressant |
92 | aphrodisiac | ||
84 | 93 | ||
85 | EXISTENT | 94 | EXISTENT |
86 | Fluoxetine | 95 | fluoxetine |
87 | Prozac | 96 | Prozac |
88 | Sertraline | 97 | sertraline |
89 | Zoloft | 98 | Zoloft |
90 | Escitalopram | 99 | escitalopram |
91 | Lexapro | 100 | Lexapro |
92 | Venlafaxine | 101 | venlafaxine |
93 | Effexor | 102 | Effexor |
94 | Aripiprazole | 103 | aripiprazole |
95 | Abilify | 104 | Abilify |
96 | Alprazolam | 105 | alprazolam |
97 | Xanax | 106 | Xanax |
98 | Diazepam | 107 | diazepam |
99 | Valium | 108 | Valium |
100 | Lamotrigine | 109 | lamotrigine |
101 | Lamictal | 110 | Lamictal |
102 | Gabapentin | 111 | gabapentin |
103 | Neurontin | 112 | Neurontin |
104 | Acetaminophen | 113 | acetaminophen |
105 | Tylenol | 114 | Tylenol |
106 | Ibuprofin | 115 | ibuprofin |
107 | Advil | 116 | Advil |
108 | Lurasidone | 117 | lurasidone |
109 | Latuda | 118 | Latuda |
110 | Lithium | 119 | lithium |
111 | Activated charcoal | 120 | activated charcoal |
112 | Estradiol | 121 | estradiol |
113 | AndroGel | 122 | AndroGel |
114 | Ziprasidone | 123 | ziprasidone |
115 | Geodon | 124 | Geodon |
116 | Risperidone | 125 | risperidone |
117 | Risperdal | 126 | Risperdal |
118 | Quetiapine | 127 | quetiapine |
119 | Seroquel | 128 | Seroquel |
120 | Cymbalta | 129 | Cymbalta |
121 | Duloxetine | 130 | duloxetine |
122 | Bupropion | 131 | bupropion |
123 | Welbutrin | 132 | Welbutrin |
124 | Buspirone | 133 | buspirone |
125 | Buspar | 134 | Buspar |
126 | Oxycontin | 135 | oxycontin |
127 | Oxycodone | 136 | Oxycodone |
128 | Concerta | 137 | Concerta |
129 | Methylphenidate | 138 | methylphenidate |
130 | Ritalin | 139 | Ritalin |
131 | Vyvanse | 140 | Vyvanse |
132 | Lisdexamfetamine | 141 | lisdexamfetamine |
133 | Adderall | 142 | Adderall |
134 | Epinephrine | 143 | epinephrine |
135 | Adrenaline | 144 | adrenaline |
136 | Testosterone gel | 145 | testosterone gel |
137 | Cialis | 146 | Cialis |
138 | Viagra | 147 | Viagra |
139 | Heroin | 148 | heroin |
140 | Morphine | 149 | morphine |
141 | Crystal meth | 150 | crystal meth |
142 | 151 | ||
143 | NAME | 152 | NAME |
144 | {PRENAME}{NAMEMID}{NAMEIFX} | 153 | {PRENAME}{NAMEMID}{NAMEIFX} |