Wikipedia:WikiProject Pharmacology/Classification

Standard classifications

 * Antiarrhythmics
 * Class I agents
 * Class Ia agents
 * Disopyramide
 * Moricizine
 * Procainamide
 * Quinidine
 * Class Ib agents
 * Lidocaine
 * Mexilitine
 * Phenytoin
 * Tocainide
 * Class Ic agents
 * Flecainide
 * Moricizine
 * Propafenone
 * Class II agents (Beta 1 blockers)
 * Esmolol
 * Metoprolol
 * Propranolol
 * Class III agents
 * Amiodarone
 * Bretylium
 * Dofetilide
 * Ibutilide
 * Sotalol
 * Class IV agents
 * Diltiazem
 * Verapamil
 * Class V agents
 * Adenosine
 * Digoxin


 * Antibiotics (see Category:Antibiotics for existing categories)
 * Aminoglycosides
 * amikacin
 * dibekacin
 * gentamicin
 * kanamycin
 * neomycin
 * netilmicin
 * paromomycin
 * sisomycin
 * streptomycin
 * tobramycin
 * &beta;-lactam antibiotics
 * carbapenems
 * ertapenem
 * imipenem
 * meropenem
 * cephalosporins and cephamycins
 * cefalexin
 * cefuroxime
 * cefadroxil
 * ceftazidime
 * monocyclic beta-lactams
 * penicillins
 * glycopeptide antibiotics
 * vancomycin
 * teicoplanin
 * ramoplanin
 * decaplanin
 * macrolides
 * erythromycin
 * azithromycin
 * clarithromycin
 * roxithromycin
 * Tacrolimus
 * ketolides
 * telithromycin
 * oxazolidinones
 * linezolid
 * quinupristin/dalfopristin
 * polymyxins
 * polymyxin B
 * colistin
 * quinolones (fluoroquinolones)
 * nalidixic acid
 * ciprofloxacin (Cipro)
 * ofloxacin
 * norfloxacin (Norflox)
 * levofloxacin (Levaquin)
 * trovafloxacin (Trovan)
 * streptogramins
 * sulfonamides
 * tetracyclines
 * other important antibiotics:
 * chloramphenicol
 * clindamycin
 * fusidic acid
 * trimethoprim


 * Anticholinergics
 * Muscarinic receptor antagonists
 * Belladonna alkaloids
 * Atropine (D/L-Hyosycamine)
 * Scopolamine (L-Hyoscine)
 * Synthetic and Semisynthetic
 * Dicyclomine
 * Flavoxate
 * Ipratropium
 * Oxybutynin
 * Pirenzepine
 * Tolterodine
 * Tropicamide
 * Nicotinic receptor antagonists
 * Ganglionic blocking agents
 * Trimethaphan
 * Nondepolarizing neuromuscular blocking agents
 * Atracurium
 * Doxacurium
 * Mivacurium
 * Pancuronium
 * Tubocurarine
 * Vecuronium
 * Depolarizing neuromuscular blocking agents
 * Suxamethonium chloride


 * Anticonvulsants
 * Barbiturates
 * Methylphenobarbital
 * Phenobarbital
 * Phenobarbitone
 * Phenobarbitone sodium
 * Primidone
 * Barbexaclone
 * Metharbital
 * Hydantoins
 * Ethotoin
 * Phenytoin
 * Mephenytoin
 * Fosphenytoin
 * Oxazolidines
 * Paramethadione
 * Trimethadione
 * Ethadione
 * Succinimides
 * Ethosuximide
 * Phensuximide
 * Mesuximide
 * Benzodiazepines
 * Alprazolam (Xanax)
 * Bromazepam
 * Chlordiazepoxide (Librium)
 * Clonazepam (Klonopin)
 * Clorazepate
 * Diazepam (Valium)
 * Flunitrazepam (Rohypnol)
 * Lorazepam (Ativan)
 * Medazepam
 * Midazolam (Versed)
 * Nimetazepam (Erimin)
 * Oxazepam
 * Prazepam
 * Temazepam (Restoril)
 * Triazolam (Halcion)
 * Carboxamides
 * Carbamazepine
 * Oxcarbazepine
 * Valpromide
 * Fatty acids
 * Valproic acid
 * Valpromide
 * Aminobutyric acid
 * Vigabatrin
 * Progabide
 * Tiagabine
 * Others
 * Sultiame
 * Phenacemide
 * Lamotrigine
 * Felbamate
 * Topiramate
 * Gabapentin
 * Pheneturide
 * Levetiracetam
 * Beclamide
 * Potassium bromide


 * Antidiarrheoeals
 * Loperamide (Lopex/Imodium)


 * Antipsychotics
 * Atypical antipsychotics
 * Aripiprazole (Abilify)
 * Clozapine (Clozaril)
 * Olanzapine (Zyprexa)
 * Quetiapine (Seroquel)
 * Risperidone (Risperdal)
 * Ziprasidone (Geodon)
 * Typical antipsychotics
 * Chlorpromazine (Thorazine)
 * Fluphenazine (Prolixin)
 * Haloperidol (Haldol)
 * Loxapine (Loxitane)
 * Perphenazine (Trilafon)
 * Pimozide (Orap)
 * Thioridazine (Mellaril)
 * Trifluoperazine (Stelazine)
 * Partial dopamine agonists
 * Aripiprazole
 * Lithium salts
 * Phenothiazines


 * Antispasmodics


 * Depressants
 * Alcohol
 * Benzodiazepines
 * Alprazolam (Xanax)
 * Bromazepam
 * Chlordiazepoxide (Librium)
 * Clonazepam (Klonopin)
 * Clorazepate
 * Diazepam (Valium)
 * Flunitrazepam (Rohypnol)
 * Lorazepam (Ativan)
 * Medazepam
 * Midazolam (Versed)
 * Nimetazepam (Erimin)
 * Oxazepam
 * Prazepam
 * Temazepam (Restoril)
 * Triazolam (Halcion)
 * Imidazopyridines
 * alpidem
 * zolpidem (Ambien)
 * GHB
 * Barbiturates


 * Dissociatives
 * NMDA and Sigma receptor antagonists
 * DXM
 * Ketamine
 * PCP
 * Kappa opioid receptor agonists
 * Salvinorins (Salvia divinorum, Salvinorin-A)
 * Nitrous oxide


 * Diuretics
 * Carbonic anhydrase inhibitors
 * Acetazolamide
 * Dorzolamide
 * Loop diuretics
 * Furosemide
 * Osmotic diuretics
 * Mannitol
 * Potassium-sparing diuretics
 * Amiloride
 * Spironolactone
 * Thiazides
 * Hydrochlorothiazide


 * Hallucinogens
 * Anticholinergic deliriants
 * Cholinergics
 * Muscimol (CNS depressant, GABA agonist)
 * Ibotenic acid
 * Dissociatives
 * Empathogens/Entactogens
 * Substituted amphetamines (should go under phenethylamines!)
 * MDMA, Ecstasy
 * Psychedelics (serotonin 5-HT2A receptor agonists)
 * Tryptamines
 * Lysergamides
 * Phenethylamines
 * Cannabinoids (CB-1 cannabinoid receptor agonists)


 * Hypnotics
 * Chloral hydrate
 * Ethchlorvynol
 * Methaqualone (Quinazolinone, Quaalude) (sedative hypnotic)
 * Novel hypnotic agents
 * Imovane


 * Inhalants


 * Nootropics
 * Racetams
 * Piracetam (Nootropil)
 * Aniracetam
 * Etiracetam
 * Nefiracetam
 * Oxiracetam
 * Pramiracetam
 * Rolziracetam
 * Ergoloid mesylates (Hydergine)
 * DMAE (Centrophenoxine)


 * Performance-enhancing drugs
 * anabolics
 * steroid
 * Taurine


 * Phenethylamines
 * Substituted phenethylamines
 * Mescaline
 * 2C-B
 * 2C-C
 * 2C-E
 * 2C-I
 * 2C-T-2
 * 2C-T-4
 * 2C-T-7
 * 2C-T-21
 * Substituted amphetamines
 * DOM, also known as STP
 * DOB
 * DOI
 * DragonFLY


 * Sedatives
 * Methaqualone (Quinazolinone, Quaalude) (sedative hypnotic)


 * Statins
 * atorvastatin
 * cerivastatin
 * fluvastatin
 * lovastatin
 * pravastatin
 * rosuvastatin
 * simvastatin

United Kingdom

 * Class A drugs
 * Hydrocodone
 * Methamphetamine


 * Class B drugs
 * Amphetamine

United States

 * Illegal drugs
 * Ephedrine - regulated OTC by the DEA, FDA recently banned its sale, important precursor chemical, clarify status?


 * Over-the-counter drugs
 * Acetaminophen
 * Aspirin
 * Alcohol
 * Caffeine
 * Dimenhydrinate
 * Diphenhydramine
 * DXM/dextromethorphan
 * Nicotine

Federal scheduling system

 * Schedule I (US)
 * Opiates
 * Alpha-methylfentanyl
 * Opium derivatives
 * Heroin
 * Hallucinogenic substances
 * 2C-B
 * 2C-T-7
 * Alpha-ethyltryptamine (AET)
 * Bufotenin (5-HO-DMT)
 * DET
 * DMT
 * DOM (STP)
 * Ibogaine
 * LSD
 * MDA
 * MDMA
 * Mescaline
 * PCP
 * Peyote
 * Psilocybin
 * Psilocin
 * THC
 * Depressants
 * GHB
 * Mecloqualone
 * Methaqualone
 * Stimulants
 * Aminorex
 * Benzylpiperazine (N-Benzylpiperazine, BZP)
 * Cathinone
 * Cocaine
 * Methcathinone
 * 4-methylaminorex ((+/-)cis-4-methylaminorex, 4-Mar)
 * Temporary listing of substances subject to emergency scheduling
 * AMT
 * benzylfentanyl
 * thenylfentanyl
 * 5-MeO-DIPT


 * Schedule II (US)
 * Opium and opium salts
 * Opium
 * Codeine
 * Dihydroetorphine
 * Ethylmorphine
 * Etorphine hydrochloride
 * Hydrocodone
 * Hydromorphone
 * Metopon
 * Morphine
 * Oxycodone
 * Oxymorphone
 * Thebaine
 * Opiates
 * Alfentanil
 * Alphaprodine
 * Carfentanil
 * Dihydrocodeine
 * Diphenoxylate
 * Fentanyl
 * Isomethadone
 * Levo-alphacetylmethadol (levo-alpha-acetylmethadol, levomethadyl acetate, LAAM)
 * Levomethorphan
 * Levorphanol
 * Metazocine
 * Methadone
 * Pethidine (meperidine)
 * Phenazocine
 * Piminodine
 * Racemethorphan
 * Racemorphan
 * Remifentanil
 * Sufentanil
 * Stimulants
 * Amphetamine
 * Methamphetamine
 * Phenmetrazine
 * Methylphenidate
 * Depressants
 * Amobarbital
 * Glutethimide
 * Pentobarbital
 * Phencyclidine
 * Secobarbital
 * Hallucinogenic substances
 * Nabilone
 * Immediate precursors
 * Phenylacetone (phenyl-2-propanone; P2P; benzyl methyl ketone; methyl benzyl ketone)
 * 1-phenylcyclohexylamine
 * 1-piperidinocyclohexanecarbonitrile (PCC)


 * Schedule III (US) (mostly deals with allowable quantities of depressants and opiates)
 * Stimulants
 * Benzphetamine
 * Chlorphentermine
 * Clortermine
 * Phendimetrazine
 * Depressants
 * Amobarbital
 * Secobarbital
 * Pentobarbital
 * Barbituric acid
 * Chlorhexadol
 * GHB
 * Ketamine
 * Lysergic acid
 * Lysergic acid amide
 * Tiletamine and zolazepam (Telazol)
 * Nalorphine
 * Narcotic drugs
 * Buprenorphine
 * Anabolic steroids
 * Hallucinogenic substances
 * Dronabinol (Marinol)


 * Schedule IV (US)
 * Depressants
 * Chloral hydrate
 * Fenfluramine
 * Stimulants
 * Cathine
 * Other substances
 * Pentazocine
 * Butorphanol


 * Schedule V (US)
 * Stimulants
 * Pyrovalerone


 * Schedule VI (not in USA federal law - certain states implement a schedule VI to control various chemicals that have gained notoriety)
 * Amyl nitrite
 * Butyl nitrite
 * Nitrous oxide
 * Toluene
 * Cannabis
 * THC
 * Hashish
 * Hash oil

Concepts

 * recreational drug use
 * responsible drug use
 * Responsible Drug User's Oath


 * drug addiction
 * Drug overdose


 * generic drug
 * Substance
 * medication
 * narcotic


 * War on Drugs
 * illegal drug trade
 * Clandestine chemistry
 * Zero-tolerance policy
 * Drug prohibition
 * Conservatism


 * Harm reduction
 * Needle-exchange programme


 * Medical marijuana


 * Head shop


 * Poison
 * Truth drug


 * The Doha Declaration
 * orphan drug
 * xenobiotic


 * Informed consent
 * Victimless crime


 * Handicap theory


 * Self-medication


 * Drug design
 * Drug-resistance


 * Club drugs
 * Chemical abortion

Preparation and delivery of drugs

 * Pharmacy
 * Controlled Substances Act
 * Over-the-counter drug
 * Prescription
 * United States Pharmacopoeia
 * Pharmacognosy


 * Pharmacokinetics
 * Route of administration
 * Intravenous drip


 * Pharmaceutical Companies and Manufacturers
 * Good Manufacturing Practice
 * Schering Plough
 * Takeda

Researchers

 * Jerome Horowitz
 * Percy Julian
 * Timothy Leary
 * Terence McKenna
 * Alexander Shulgin
 * John Sperling (funds cloning research and medical marijuana initiatives)
 * Richard Evans Schultes
 * David E. Nichols

Artists, writers, musicians, filmmakers

 * Farid al-Din Attar
 * Darren Aronofsky
 * Nigel Buxton
 * Pete Doherty
 * Richey James Edwards
 * Aldous Huxley
 * Ernst Jünger
 * Thomas Overbury
 * D.B.C. Pierre
 * Nicholas Ray
 * Robert Shea
 * W. Eugene Smith
 * Gary Stewart (singer)
 * Scott Weiland
 * Brett Whiteley
 * Hunter_S._Thompson

Politicians and statespeople

 * Carlos Santiago Nino
 * John P. Walters

Modern celebrities

 * List of famous deaths by accidental drug overdose
 * Bobby Brown
 * Montgomery Clift
 * Andrea Feldman
 * Trevor Goddard
 * Dorothy Kilgallen
 * Lex Luger
 * Diego Maradona
 * Jaco Pastorius
 * Charlie Parker
 * Dana Plato
 * Bambi Woods

Other
Are these people notable?
 * Nils Bejerot (psychiatrist and criminologist)
 * George Chuvalo (lectures against drugs)
 * William Withey Gull (physician)
 * Alexandre de Merode (was head of drug testing for the IOC)
 * Bernhard van Treeck (psychiatrist)

Drug slang

 * Drug slang
 * Street name
 * Mickey Finn
 * Keif
 * Joint

Uncategorized chaos
Digest(?) of "What links here" for drug (some redundant):

--- Antiacne
 * Anorectic
 * Antipyretic
 * Corticosteroid
 * Cytoprotectant
 * Decongestant
 * Diaphoretic
 * Entactogen
 * Tranquilizer
 * Research chemical
 * Vasodilator
 * Isotretinoin (Accutane)

Antianemics
 * Darbepoetin

Anticancer
 * Imatinib
 * Paclitaxel (Taxol)

Antiemetics
 * Thalidomide

Antiparasitics
 * antihelminthics
 * Diethylcarbamazine

Anti-tardive dyskinesic?
 * Benztropine

Beta-adrenergic agonists/bronchodilators
 * Salbutamol (Albuterol, Ventolin)

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Erectile_dysfunction_drugs
 * Sildenafil (Viagra)
 * Tadalafil (Cialis)
 * Vardenafil (Levitra)

Immunosuppresives - see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Immunosuppressive_agents

Hormones
 * Melanotan
 * Adrenochrome (psychoactive)

Uncategorized ---
 * Disulfiram (Antabuse)
 * Proton pump inhibitor
 * Phosphodiesterase inhibitor
 * Aldose reductase inhibitor
 * Reflux suppressant
 * Farnesyltransferase inhibitor


 * Agonist
 * Neurotransmitter


 * Epinephrine


 * Psychopharmacology
 * Rosenhan experiment


 * Morning glory
 * Convolvulaceae
 * Ipomoea


 * Ephedra


 * Erowid


 * Soma


 * Merck Index


 * Modern world


 * Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds


 * Benzene


 * Nucleus accumbens


 * S-adenosyl-methionine (SAM-e)


 * Local analgesia


 * Hashshashin


 * Book of Revelation


 * Gun, with Occasional Music


 * Clinical depression
 * Ergotism
 * Hemolysis
 * Akathisia
 * Iatrogenesis
 * Hepatotoxicity


 * People Against Gangsterism and Drugs
 * Narcotics Anonymous
 * McGruff


 * Nazi human experimentation


 * Tonic
 * Patent medicine
 * Paregoric (opium tincture (laudanum) with camphor, effective against diarrhea and cough)


 * Altered States (movie)