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Mock Drug Names: A Fun Way To Help Learn Pharmacy

In this post mock drug names are identified for actual drug names. This may serve as a fun way to learn pharmacy. 



Authored By: Many People On Social Media

Composed By: Timothy P. Gauthier, Pharm.D., BCPS, BCIDP


Posted 13 February 2021

Learning about all the drugs in a pharmacy can be a tall order. Sometimes being a little silly about it can make the process easier. Something that comes up from time to time as people joke about drugs is how the names of the drugs can sound like the names of real people.

Application of this can be for developing short stories to help learn about the drugs or just for being comical with friends who appreciate the struggles of living the #pharmlife.

Almost all of the ones listed here were crowd-sourced from Twitter and Instagram. Special shout out to @AllisonRBond and @Freestylepharm1 on Twitter for being the catalyst for this one!

For anyone visiting this page who is interested in learning about antibiotics – here is a free study guide (also can navigate to using the menu at the top of this page) and check out www.LearnAntibiotics.com too.

Adalimumab – Ada Lee Mumab

Albuterol – Al Buterol

Alfuzosin – Al Fuzosin

Allopurinol – Al O’Purinol

Alprazolam – Al Prazolam

Amitriptyline – Amy Tripling

Aripiprazole – Ari Pip Razole

Avycaz – Ava Caz

Baricitinib – Barry Citinib

Bevacizumab – Bev “Ace” Izumab

Brio Elipta – Bro Elipta

Caspofungin – Cass Pofungin

Ceftriaxone – Seth Triaxone or Chef Triaxone

Cisplatin – Sis Platin

Clonadine – Clonna Dean

Colistin – Cole Istin

Dalbavancin – Delbert Benson

Doripenem – Dori Penem

Enoxaparin – Enoch Xaparin

Ethanbutol – Ethan B Utol

Gabapentin – Gabby Pentin

Gentamicin – Jenna Mycin

Invanz – Ian Vanz

Ivermectin – Ivor Mectin

Kayexalate – Kay Exalate

Lansoprazole – Lance O’Prazole

Linezolid – Lynn Izolid

Lisinopril – Lizzy N O’Pril

Meropenem – Mary Penem

Metoprolol – Matt O’Prolol

Micafungin – Mike A Fungin or Mica Fungin

Midazolam – Mida Zolam

Minocycline – Minnow Cycline

Montelukast – Moana Lucas

Mychopehenolate – Michael Phenolate

Norepinephrine – Nora Penn Ephron

Oritavancin – O. Rita Vancin

Penicillin – Penny Cillin

Phenylephrine – Fennell Ephron

Piperacillin-tazobactam – Pippin Tazo

Quinapril – Quinn April

Ramipril – Remy Pril

Risperidone – Reese Perry Don

Seroquel – Sarah Quill

Synercid – Señor Cid

Tamsulosin – Tammy Sue Losin

Tedizolid – Ted Izolid

Tessalon perles – Tess Alon Pearl

Tiotropium – Tío Tropium

Timolol – Tim O’Lol

Tygacil – Tyga Sill

Valsartan – Val Sartan

Vanco – Van & co.

Vincristine – Vinny Christine

BONUS: Non-Drug Mock Names

Anticholinergic – Auntie Cholinergic

Bilirubin – Bill E. Rubin

Regeneron – Reggie Neron

Seritonin – Sarah Tonin


We hope you enjoyed this! If you have another good one send it to @IDstewardship on social media 🙂


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