It followed logically that substitution of phenobarbital, a long-acting barbiturate, for
secobarbital, a short-acting one, at a sub-intoxicating dose was a reasonable treatment strategy.
Amobarbital or
secobarbital with butalbital, and caffeine [right arrow] "tuinal"; with weak street heroin and methamphetamine [right arrow] "fiorinal".
Drugs that might interfere with the results of monitoring tests Antineoplastic drugs Other drugs Azacitidine Atropine Busulfan Chloral hydrate Chlorambucil Chlordiazepoxide Cisplatin Chlorpromazine Cyclophosphamide Cimetidine Cytarabine Diazepam Dacarbazine Dobutamine Dibromodulcitol Dopamine Estramustine Ephedrine Floxuridine Fentanyl Fludarabine Haloperidol Fluorouracil Hydroxyzine Ifosfamide Meperidine Lomustine Metoclopramide Mercaptopurine Midazolam Methotrexate Morphine Streptozocin Pentobarbital Thiopeta Phenylephrine Prochlorperazine Promethazine Ranitidine Scopolamine
Secobarbital Temazepam
Classification and Pharmacologic Management of Seizures Seizure First Line Agents New/Alternative Agents Simple Partial phenytoin primidone carbamazepine phenobarbital valproic acid gabapentin lamotrigine felbamate topiramate ethotoin mephenytoin Complex partial phenytoin primidone carbamazepine valproic acid phenobarbital mephobarbital gabapentin lamotrigine felbamate topiramate amobarbital Absence clonazepam methsuximide ethosuximide phensuximide valproic acid lamotrigine trimethadione Myoclonic valproic acid clonazepam Tonic Clonic phenytoin/fosphenytoin phenobarbital carbamazepine primidone valproic acid topiramate Stares epilepticus phenytoin/fosphenytoin diazepam lorazepam phenobarbital diazepam
secobarbital pentobarbital
A doctor might pilfer several red devils
secobarbital sodium) for a friend.
Some well-known drugs in this category include diazepam (Valium) and
secobarbital (Seconal).
The medications mentioned prominently in 1976 included among others, Flurazepam, triazolam, chloral hydrate, amylobarbitone, methaqualone, glutethimide, pentobarbital, methyprylone,
secobarbital, tryptophan, meprobamate, and the old standby, diphenhydrarnine.
