"GU and Hematologic Drugs": HTML5 Crossword

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2. Agents used for anemia related to chronic renal failure. (0,14,0)
3. Used to not only treat edema, but helps prevent the formation of renal calculi. (8,3,5)
4. Drugs that help to increase hemoglobin production, for example ferrous gluconate. (9)
6. What is a possible adverse reaction caused by osmotic diuretics? (8)
9. Relaxes smooth muscles to facilitate urine flow. (5,8)
10. Thrombin inhibitors are used to prevent clot formation by inhibiting the activity of what? (8)
13. What is a possible adverse reaction from using potassium-sparing diuretics? (12)
15. What is a common example of a loop diuretic? (10)
17. Treatment for megaloblastic anemia, also for patients taking methotrexate. (5,4)
18. This anticoagulant drug needs INR values monitored, has vitamin K as the antidote and prevents DVTs. (8)
19. What is a common example of an osmotic diuretic? (8)

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1. What is the antidote for heparin, other than fresh frozen plasma? (9,8)
5. One common factor Xa inhibitor to prevent atrial fibrillation or deep vein thrombosis? (8)
7. A major adverse reaction of a direct thrombin inhibitor is what? (0,10)
8. Oral antiplatelet drug other than aspirin? (11)
11. Vitamin B12 is used to treat this type of anemia. (10)
12. What drugs stimulate the excretion of water and electrolytes from the kidneys? (9)
14. What is an example of a direct thrombin inhibitor that is metabolized in the liver and excreted in stool? (10)
16. Used to help with overactive and neurogenic bladder. (0,3,0)
20. The most potent diuretic available. (4)