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Hey, all, welcome back to the Real Life Pharmacology podcast.

I've got five more medications today of the top 200. We've got drugs 71 through 75. We've got robitussin, Valium, Viagra,

Bactrobin, and Genuvia. So stay tuned to hear all about these medications and some of the most highly testable

clinical practice pearls that you're going to see on your board exams

and your pharmacology exams throughout school.

So with that said, let's get into it.

We've got Robitussin.

Generic name is Guwifenicin.

But I will caution you. There are multiple formulations of robitussin.

So classic example is Robitussin DM.

So that has dextromyathorfen within that product.

So biggest thing to know here is to understand when a patient says I'm taking

a robotussin, you have to investigate that because you don't know if they're taking it with dextramathorfen,

if they're taking it with, you know, a decongestant, for example.

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