Collection and Processing of Drug Information: National Ambulatory Medical Care Survey United States, 1980

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The Collection and Processing of Drug information: National Ambulatory Medical Care Survey United States, 1980

The report describes the method and instruments used to collect and process drug information for the 1980 National Ambulatory Medical Care Survey. It explains in detail the development of the system by which the drug information was classified and coded, and offers a complete set of coding instructions along with an alphabetized list of 7,227 drugs that office-based physicians might prescribe. Finally, it presents the plan for analyzing the drug data and reporting it to potential users.

Data Evaluation and Methods Research Series 2, No. 90

DHHS Publication No. (PHS) 82-1364

U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Public Health Service Office of Health Research, Statistics, and Technology National Center for Health Statistics Hyattsville, Md. March 1982 SUGGESTED CITATION

National Centarfor Health Statistics, H. Koch: The collection and processing of Drug information: National Ambulatory Medical Care Survey, United States, 1980. Vital and Health Statistics. Saries2, No. 90. DHHSPub. No. (PHS)82-1364. Public Health Sarvice. Washington. U.S. Government Printing Office, March, 1982.

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Koch, Hugo K. The collection and processing cf drug information in the national ambulatory madical care survey, United States, 1980.

{Data evaluation and methods research, series 2 ; no. 90) (DHHS publication ; no. (PHS) 82-1 364). Includes biographical references. Supt. of Dots. no.: HE 20.6208:2190 1. Drugs, Prescribing–United States. 2. Drugs, Code numbers. 3. Ambulatory medical care–United States. 4. Health surveys-United States. 1. Campbell, William H. (William Howard), 1842- . II. Vital and health statistics, series 2, Data evaluation and methods research ; no. 90. I I 1. Series: DHHS publication ; no. (PHS) 82-1.364.

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For sale by the Sulwrintendent of Documents, U.S. (Mwrnment I’rinting Office Washington, 1).C. 20402 National Center for Health Statistics DOROTHY P. RICE, Director ROBERT A. ISRAEL, Deputy Director JACOB J. FELDMAN, Ph.D., Associate Director for Analysis and Epidemiology GAIL F. FISHER, Ph.D.,Associate Director for the Coopemtive Health Statistics System GARRIE J. LOSEE, Associate Director for Data Processing and Sewices ALVAN O. ZARATE, Ph.D., Assistant Director for International Statistics E. EARL BRYANT, Associate Director for Interview and Examination Statistics ROBERT C. HUBER, Associate Director for Management MONROE G. SIRKEN, Ph.D., Associate Director for Researchand Methodology PETER L. HURLEY, Associate Director for Vitaland Health C27reStatistics ALICE HAYWOOD,Information Officer

Division of Health Care Statistics W. EDWARD BACON, Ph.D., Director JOAN F. VAN NOSTRAND, Deputy Director JAMES E. DELOZIER, (%ie~ Ambulatory CareStatistics Branch MANOOCHEHR K. NOZARY, Chief Technical Services Branch Acknowledgements

The authors acknowledge a special debt to P. May Douglas, Coordinator for the Drug Data Processing Systems and Services of the American Society of Hospital Pharmacists, for her advice on this project. We are also grateful for the contributions of the following persons: Walter Anyan, M.D. James L Hudson, M.D. David W. Bailey, M.D. Arthur P. Herrmann, Jr., Charles E. Brackett, M.D. Pharm. D. Saul Boyarsky, M.D. Deane E. Knapp, Ph.D. Herbert Brendler, M.D. Ralph E. Kauffman, M.D. John C. Byrne, M.D. Charles E. Lewis, M.D. Lynn P. Carmichael, M.D. Robert H. Moser, M.D. John A. D. Cooper, M.D. Ervin E. Nichols, M.D. Edward P. Crowell, D.0, Nelson G. Richards, M.D. John P, Connelly, M.D. C. H. William Ruhe, M.D. Robert H. Drachman, M.D. Melvin Sabshin, M.D. Mary B. Forbes David L. Starbuck, M.D. Todd M. Frazier Hugh C. Thompson, M.D. Hwriette Gibson James B. Tenney, M.D. Charles Given, Ph.D. Richard A Terselic Irving D. Goldberg Herb L. Tindall, M.D. Birt Harvey, M.D. Peyton E. Weary, M.D. Reginald T. Harris, M.D. Kerr L. White, M.D. Richard J. Hannigan Maurice Wood, M.D. Charles V, Heck, M.D.

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Appendixes

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1. Patient Record,1978 ,! ..,...0 ...... 2 2, Patient Racord, Version A,1980 ...... 3 3. Patient Record, Version B,1980 ...... 4 4, Patient Record andlnstruction inpatient Record jacket ...... 7 5, Analysis plan: potential contrasts 0 .,,.,,,...... 20

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v The Collection and Processing of Drug Information: National Ambulatory Medical Care Suwey by Hugo Koch, M, H,A,, Division of Health Care Statistics and I William H, Campbell, Ph.D., School of Pharmacy, University

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cian time and effort. The approach, typified by the Background 1978 Record, has been as indicated below. 1. To ensure that the record format does not exceed one side of one page, the overall number of items This report describes the method and instruments must be limited. used to collect and process drug information for the 1980 National Ambulatory Medical Care Survey 2, To make sure that the items are as self-explana- (NAMCS). In this report, the term drug is inter- tory as possible, or place clarifying information changeable with the term medication and includes all on the face of the Record form. If necessary, immunizing and desensitizing agents. The use of the special instructions or definitions are made term prescribing a drug or of the physician’s prescrib- readily available to the recording physician by ing habits, is used in its broader sense, namely to either printing them directly on the jacket in mean the ordering or provision of any medication– which the Patient Records are filed or on a card prescription (Rx) or nonprescription (OTC)–in the which is inserted in the jacket. course of the office visit, The relationship between 3. To hold write-in responses to a minimum, placing prescribing and using drugs is inferential, subject to relatively more reliance on the checkbox. —___ the patient’s compliance with the doctor’s decision. Until the 1980 NAMCS, every Patient Record The purpose of NAMCS is to collect and report contained checkbox items for nonspecific drug descriptive data about the medical care provided in therapy ordered or provided during the visit. In the physician’s office. Each year beginning with brevity and content, all the items closely resembled 1973, NAMCS has sampled 3,000 of the Nation’s the drug question that appeared on the 1978 Record roughly 200,000 doctors of medicine and osteopathy under Item 12. Two subitems, Item 12.2 and 12,3, who are principally engaged in office-based, patient- elicit relevant drug response. care practice. The sample excludes: physicians who Though this approach to gathering drug informa- are federally employed; physicians who practice in tion agreed with the NAMCS tradition by requiring a Alaska and Hawaii; and physicians who, though laudable economy of respondent effort, it unfortu- office-based, specialize in anesthesiology, pathology, nately resulted in a regrettable paucity of descriptive or radiology, Among eligible physicians, NAMCS uses detail about the role played by drugs in office-based a multistage probability design that distributes its medical care. For example, statements such as this sample geographically by primary sampling units could be made. (PSU’S) and functionally by the specialties of the physicians who practice within the PSU’S, Sampled “In 1978 there were an estimated physicians complete records (figure 1) for a system- 348,262,000 drug visits (visits at which at least atic random sample of their office visits over a weekly one drug was prescribed). Drug visits amounted reporting period. In 1978, the year of the Patient to about 60 percent of all office visits.” Record shown in figure 1, sampled physicians It could be shown how the frequency of drug responded at a rate of 72.8 percent. This produced a visits varied with such influencing factors as physician raw data base of 47,291 patient records, from which specialty, primary diagnosis, age or race of patient, an estimated 584,498,000 total visits was projected. etc. But beyond this limited description, additional In designing the Patient Record each year, the information about the drug therapy was not available. prime motivating factor has been to spare the physi- For example, specific drug products could not be

1 ASSURANCE OF CON FIDENTIALITY-AII information which would permit identification of an individual, a practice, or an establishment will be held confidential, will bO used only by persons engaged In and for the purposes of the survey and will not be disclosed or rekmd to other Der%onsor wed fo, a“y other purpos. D 610431

1. DATE OF VISIT PATlENT RECORD NATIONAL AMBULATORY MEDICAL CARE SURVEY *

2. DATE OF BIRTH 3. SEX $. cOLOR OR 5. WAS PATlENT 6. PATIENT’S COMPLAINT(S), SYMPTOM(S), OR OTHER RACE REFERREo FOR REASON(S) FOR THIS VISIT THIS VISIT BY (In patientk own words) 1 ❑ WHITE ANOTHER ❑ 1 FEMALE ~ ❑ NEGRO/ PHYSICIAN? a. MOST * IMPORTANT TIME OF ❑ B LACK ❑ ~ MALE ❑ 1 YES VISIT 3 OTHER b. OTHER ❑ 2UN0 — ~ UNKNOWN *.m 7. TIME SINCE ONSET 8. PHYSICIAN’S DIAGNOSES 9. HAVE YOU SEEN It). SERIOUSNESS OF OF COMPLAINTI PATlENT BEFORE? CONOITION IN SYMPTOM IN ITEM Ba a. PRINCIPAL DIAGNOSIS/PROSLEM ASSOCIATED WITH ITEM 88 (Check one] pm (Check one) ITEM 6e 1 ❑ YES ~nNO 1 D VERY SERIOUS ❑ + w.m. 1 LESS THAN 1 DAY IF YES, FOR THE I ❑ SERIOUS CONDITION IN 2 ❑ 1-6 DAYS b. OTHER SIGNIFICANT CURRENT DIAGNOSES ITEM 8a? , ❑ SLIGHTLY mm, ~ •1 1-3 WEEKS SERIOUS 6 ❑ 1-3 MONTHS

a.m. MORE THAN so 3 MONTHS ❑ pm, ~ NOT APPLICABLE ======7 ‘“YES‘“No“’NO 11. DIAGNOSTIC SERVICES THIS 12. THERAPEUTIC SERVICES THIS 13. DISPOSITION THIS VISIT 14. DURATION OF ●m, VISIT (Check all ordered or provided) VISIT (Check all ordered or provided) (Check all that apply) THIS VISIT ❑ (Time astuallv 1 1 ❑ NONE 1 NONE ❑ pm ❑ 1 NO FOLLOW-UP PLANNED spmt w“th 2 ❑ LIMITED EXAM/HISTORY 2 iMMUNIZATION/ OESENSITIZATION 2 ❑ RETURN AT SPECIFIED TIME phyxician) 3 ❑ GENERAL EXAM/HISTORY 3 ❑ ORUGS (PRESCRIPTION/ ❑ am 4 ❑ PAP TEST S RETURN IF NEEDED, P.R.N. NONPRESCRIPTION) 5 ❑ CLINICAL LAB TEST ❑ 4 ❑ TELEPHONE FOLLOW-UP PLANNED ❑ ~ DIET COUNSELING 6 X-RAY s ❑ FAMILY PLANNING S ❑ REFERRED TO OTHER PHYSICIAN p,m MINUTES ‘1 ❑ EKG f ❑ MEDICAL COUNSELING ❑ f II ‘ETu RNEDTo REFERRING 1 VISION TEST 7 •l PHYSIOTHERAPY PHYSICIAN 9 ❑ ENDOSCOPY 8 ❑ OFFICE SURGERY 7 ❑ ADMIT TO HOSPITAL 10 ❑ BLOOD PRESSURE CHECK 9 ❑ PSYCHOTHERAPY/ 8 ❑ OTHER (S@cify) 11 ❑ OTHER (Specify) THERAPEUTIC LISTENING 10 ❑ OTHER (Specify)

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Figure 1. Patient Record, 1978 identified by name and counted. Certain facts that practice, monitor their Medicare or Medicaid billings, bear critically on a full understanding of drug utiliza- or be otherwise interpreted to their disadvantage. tion were left unexplored, such as: the extent of Two, the problems of classifying and coding the generic prescribing, the relative reliance on combina- detailed drug data might prove too costly and com- tion drugs, and the use of usually-less-costly nonpre- plex for practical management. scription drugs. Except for the immunizing and However, realizing that subjective reservations desensitizing agents, there were only inferential clues should not by themselves be allowed to debar a po- to the therapeutic effect that the physician desired in tentially useful action, NAMCS planners began in using the drug. 1978 to pursue a course of action that would objec- Sensitive to the limited utility of the NAMCS tify the problems implicit in an extended drug drug data, its panel of advisory experts had for several inquiry, and to solve as many of these problems as years urged a more ambitious effort. Two concerns possible, with the tentative aim of incorporating the delayed the implementation of their suggestion. revised approach in the 1980 survey. One, it was thought that a more detailed probe This course of action led to the undertaking of into the prescribing habits of respondents might act the following specific tasks: negatively on their response rate. Drug therapy is currently one of the more controversial facets of health 1. A formal study that would evaluate the feasibility care. Although the confidentiality of data provided in of obtaining more specific drug information and NAMCS is protected by statute, NAMCS planners indicate the format that such a revised drug item feared that physicians might assume that their re- should take. sponses would be used to evaluate the quality of their 2. A search for a system by which drug data could

2 ------...... AssutrANGt ur- GuNi-lutN I b3Ll I v — .wl mrormauon wmcn woum Perml[ memmcmton or an mawmuah a practice, or an establishment will be held confidential, will be used only by persona angagad m and for B 311319 the rmmo.ses of the survey and will not be disclosed or released to other persons or used for any other purpose. I 1, DATE OF VISIT PATIENT RECORD — NATIONAL AMBULATORY MEDICAL CARE SURVEY m-i%+ r. 3. SEX 4. CX&ROR 5. ETHNICITY & WAS PATlENT 7. PATIENT’S COMPLAINT(S), SYMPTOM(S), REFERRED OR OTHER REASON(S) FOR THIS VISIT I 13 WHITE FOR ~ I ❑ HISpANIC [in patient’s own words] — 2 •l BLACK ORIGIN VISIT BY 3 •l ASIAN/ PACIFIC ANOTHER a. MOST 1 ❑ FEMALE ❑ ISLANDER 2 NOT PHYSICIAN? IMPORTANT -im7kik HISPANIC 2 •l MALE 4 •l AMERICAN lNDIAN/ ❑ ALASKAN NATIVE 1 YES b OTHER I I I 20N0

B. MAJOR REASON L DIAGNOSTIC SERVICES THIS VISIT lo. PHYSICIAN’S DIAGNOSES Ilm HAVE YOU FOR THIS VISIT [Check all ordered or provided] SEEN PATlENT [C/reck One] a, PRINCIPAL OIAGNOSIS/PROBLEM BEFORE? ASSOCIATED WITH ITEM 7a I ❑ NONE 8 ❑ EKG 1 ❑ ACUTE PROBLEM ❑ ❑ 2 •l ::j:l~: PROBLEM, 2 ILIMITE DHISTORYIEXAM 9 VISION TEST 1IJ YES 2DN0 * 3uGENERAL HlSTORY/EXAM 10 ❑ ENDOSCOPY 3 ❑ :I&W: PROBLEM, 4 ❑ lpApTEST 11 ❑ MENTAL STATUS IF YES. FOR THE 4 ❑ POST SURGERY/ EXAM CONDITION IN b. OTHER SIGNIFICANT CURRENT INJURY 5 ❑ ICLINICALLABTEST ITEM 10a7 DIAGNOSES 5CI NON-ILLNESS CARE ❑ 6 ❑ X-RAY 12 OTHER (Specify) — 1 IJ YES 2DN0 (ROUTINE PRENATAL, GENERAL EXAM, 7 •l BLOOD PRESSURE CHECK WELL BABY, ETC.)

I 1 lzm DISPOSITION THIS VISIT lqm ~~;&N 14. NON-MEDICATION THERAPY [Check all that tJpp/y] [Check all services ordered or provided this visit] VISIT [Time 1 lZNOFOLLOW-uP PLANNED actually 2 ❑ RETURN AT SPECIFIED TIME 1 ❑ NONE 6 iJOFFICESURGERy spent with 3 ❑ RETURN IF NEEDED, P.R.N. 2 ❑ DIET COUNSELING 7 ❑ PSYCHOTHERAPY/ 4 ❑ TELEPHONE FOLLOW-UP PLANNEO physician] 3 ❑ FAMILY PLANNING THERAPEUTIC LISTENING 5 •l REFERRED TO OTHER PHYSICIAN 4 ❑ MEDICAL 120uNSELiNG 6 ❑ RETURNED TO REFERRING PHYSICIAN 5 ❑ Physiotherapy 8 ❑ OTHER (Specify) 7 ❑ ADMIT TO HOSPITAL MINUTES S ❑ OTHER (Spaaify)

15.MEDICATION THERAPY 16-THERAPEUTIC EFFECTS DESIRED [Check ail that apply] THIS VISIT WAS ANY NEW OR CONTIN- 1 ❑ ANALGESIC (Systemic) 13 ❑ ANTI-PARASITIC 25 ❑ HORMONE. SEX UING MEDICATION ORDERED, 2 ❑ ANALGESIC (LOCal) 14 ❑ ANT I-PYRETIC 26 ❑ HO RMONE, THYROID INJECTED, ADMINISTERED, 3 ❑ ANTIDEPRESSANT 15 ❑ ANT I.SPASMOOIC 27 n HYPNOTIC (Sleep producing) OR OTHERWISE PROVIDED 4 ❑ ANTI-DIABETIC 16 ❑ ANT I-T USSIVE 28 0 IMMUNIZATION THIS VISIT? 5 ❑ ANT I. OIARRHEA 17 ❑ APPETITE SUPPRESSANT 29 ❑ LAXATIVE 6 ❑ ANT I. EMETIC 18 ❑ CARDIAC EFFECT 30 c1 SEDATIVE OR 1CIYES2CIN0 7 ❑ ANTIHISTAMINE 19 ❑ CONTRACEPTIVE, ORAL TRANQUILIZER ❑ ❑ t a ANT I. HYPERTENSIVE 20 DECONGESTANT 31 •1 VASCULAR EFFECT STOP 9 ❑ ANT I. INFECTIVE (Systemic) 21 ❑ DESENSITIZATION 32 ❑ VITAMIN 1 10 ❑ ANT I. INFECTIVE (Local) 22 ❑ DIURETIC 33 •1 OTHER (Specify) PROCEED TO ITEM 16 11 ❑ ANTIINFLAMMATORY 23 ❑ EXPECTORANT 12 ❑ ANTI. NAUSEA 24 ❑ FUNGICIDE

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Figure 2. Patient Record, Version A, 1980

be most efficiently and economically classified 2. What were the advantages of open-ended (ver- and coded, batim) recording of drugs versus a more modest The tlrst task was undertaken in July 1979 by the extension of the drug inquiry, expressed as a NAMCS contractor, The National Opinion Research closed checklist of therapeutic effects desired by Center. A small-scalefeasibility study was designed to the use of the drugs? investigate two major questions: To tmt these auestions to em~irical test, two ex- 1. Were physicians willing and able to report more perime&l forms “of the Patient” Record were nonspecific information about medications prescribed strutted. Version A (figure 2) had a preceded format during the patient visit? on which physicians were first asked whether any

3 ------...... ASSUHANUE CJF WNFIUENTIALITY - All Infornmlon wnlofrwould permit ldOntlflCOtlOfIof ● individual, ● praotica, or an eetebllshrnmt wIII be held confldantlal, will k uaad only by parsonsengaged In and for the purpoaaeof the suwey ●nd will not be dlacloead or raleaaad to other pareoneor uatxl for any other purpxa.

lm DATE OF VISIT PATIENT RECORD NATIONAL AMBULATORY MEDICAL CARE SURVEY

3, SEX ~, ;:::R OR 5. ETHNICITY & WAS PATlENT 7. PATlENT’S Complaint, SYMPTOM(S), REFERRED OR OTHER REASON(S) FOR THIS VISIT 1 •l WHITE 1❑ :SWm;lc FOR ~ [in patient’s own words] — 2 ❑ BLACK VISIT BY 3 ❑ ABIAN/PACIFIC ANOTHER a. MOST 1 ❑ FEMALE ISLANDER 2 •l NOT PHYSICIAN? IMPORTANT -Ktimiw ❑ HISPANIC 20 MALE 4 AMERICAN INDIAN ❑ ALASKAN NATIVE 1 YES b. OTHER 20 NO A

& MAJOR REASON 9. DIAGNOSTIC SERVICES THIS VISIT IomPHYSICIAN’S DIAGNOSES 11= p+; ;’:ENT FOR THIS VISIT [Check all ordered or provldedl [Check Offe] k PRINCIPAL DIAGNOSISI PROBLEM BEFORE? ASSOCIATEDWITH ITEM 7a 1 ❑ NONE S ❑ EKG 1 ❑ ACUTE PROBLEM 2 ❑ :M## PROBLEM, 2 ❑ LIMITED HISTORY/EXAM 9 ❑ VISION TEST 3 ❑ GENERAL HISTORYEXAM 10 ❑ EN~SCOPY 4 ❑ PAP TEST 11 ❑ MENTAL STATUS IF YES, FOR THE CONDITION IN EXAM b. OTHER SIGNIFICANT CURRENT 5 ❑ CLINICAL LAB TEST ITEM 10a? ❑ DIAGNOSES 5 NON-ILLNESS CARE ❑ 12 ❑ OTHER (Sf%clfy) _ ❑ (ROUTINE PRENATAL, 6 X.RAY 1 YES 20N0 GENERAL EXAM, 7 ❑ BLOOD PRESSURECHECK WELL BABY, ETC,)

Izm MEDICATION THERAPY THIS VISIT •l NONE lUsing brand or generic names,record all new and continued medications ordered,. iniected.. . administered, or otherwise Drovided. Include immunizing and desensitizing agents]

a. FOR PRINCIPAL DIAGNOSIS b. FOR ALL OTHER REASONS

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13,NON-MEDICATION THERAPY 14mDISPOSITION THIS VISIT 15, II) FW;ON [Check all services ordered or provided this visit] [Check all that apply] VISIT [Time 1 •l NO FOLLOW4JP PLANNED ❑ 1 NONE 6 ❑ OFFICE SURGERY 2 ❑ RETURNAT SPECIFIED TIME actually spent w/th 2 ❑ DIET COUNSELING 7 ❑ PSYCHOTHERAPYI 3 •l RETURN IF NEEDED, P.R.N. ❑ physician] 3 ❑ FAMILY PLANNING THERAPEUTIC LISTENING 4 TELEPHONE FOLLOW-UP FI.ANNED 5 •l REFERREDTO OTHER PHYSICIAN 4 ❑ MEDICALCOUNSELING S •l RETURNEDTO REFERRING 5 ❑ PHYSIOTHERAPY 8 ❑ OTHER (Speolfy) PHYSJCIAN 7 ❑ ADMIT TO HOSPITAL MINUTES 8 •l OTHER (SIMfy)

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Figure3. patient Record, Version B, 1980 medication was ordered or provided. If the answer the other Version B. The assignment was random. was yes, they were asked to check off the therapeutic The samples were selected from physicians who had effect(s) desired from a list of 33 preceded response recently participated in NAMCS. Since these physi- categories. Version B (figure 3) employed an open- cians were already comfortable with NAMCS proce- ended format that required the physician to list ver- dures and with the content of its Patient Record, it batim all new or continued medications prescribed was felt that they could better direct their critical during the visit, using either generic or brand names, attention to the new medication item without suffer- and recording nonprescription as well as prescription ing the possibly negative distraction which might-in drugso newly recruited physicians-be evoked by new pro- The study design called for two matched samples cedures, by other items on the Patient Record, or of 20 physicians each, one sample assigned Version A, both.

4 The sample was dispersed geographically and in- “It could be used by government agencies as a cluded all the major specialties. Each sampled physi- means of review.” cian was asked to fill out 10 Patient Records a day “If the doctor has not kept up with current for 3 days. Following the 3day period, interviewers trends he wouldn’t want to reveal it.” visited the doctor’s office to pick up the completed forms and to conduct a brief evaluation interview. The contractor for the study put his conclusions This interview probed for reactions to the medication and recommendations in these words. items with particular reference to any difficulties ex- “In our opinion, this pretest has demon- perienced in obtaining and recording the data. During strated the feasibility of obtaining data on medi- the interview, physicians were shown the alternative cations ordered or provided to ambulatory care in version of the Patient Record (preceded checkbox or physicians’ offices. We encountered no refusal to open-ended write-in) and asked to indicate a prefer- participate in the survey because this item was ence. The findings of the evaluation interviews are included, no specific objections to recording the tabulated in appendix L Finally, respondents were information, and no immediate visible evidence asked whether in their judgment any substantial num- that responses were distorted. The fact that ten of ber of physicians might not be willing to provide this the participating physicians could think of kind of drug information. reasons why other physicians might object to Patient Records and completed evaluation inter- recording the information is not surprising to us; views were received from 35 of the 40 physicians. In the speculation is a plausible one. But we have no the sample that used Version A, 17 physicians partici- evidence that such attitudes would significantly pated, producing 407 Patient Records. In the sample affect the data. that used Version B, 18 physicians participated, producing 384 Patient Records on which a total of 706 “Either the checklist type of item or the drug entries were listed. None of the five nonrespond- open-ended write-in seems quite feasible and ents demurred because of a negative reaction to the agreeable to doctors. The open-ended version will drug item. be more costly, since it requires office coding in Summarizing the results of the evaluation inter- one or more dimensions, but the choice would views, it may be said that physicians had little or no seem to depend upon which type of information difficulty using either version of the form, expressed will be most useful to NAMCS users. confidence that they had included all prescription “With respect to ease of recording and quality drugs ordered or provided (but thought they may of the data, we would recommend using write-ins have missed some nonprescription drugs), and had no rather than the checklist. Although the latter may strong preference for either the preceded checklist seem simple at fiist glance, the checklist has or the open-ended write-in. several difficulties. It takes time for the physician It deserves emphasis that there was absolutely no to acquaint himself with the numerous categories; overt refusal to participate in the study or criticism of many of these categories may be entirely irrele- the medication items on the grounds that the infor- vant to his practice and thus prove confusing and mation would be used to evaluate the quality of the distracting; he must use his judgment to deter- doctor’s practice, monitor Medicare or Medicaid mine in which category to place the particular billings, o_rotherwise be used to the physician’s disad- drugs he prescribes and the judgment may be vantage, However, though they themselves expressed difficult because the category may be too general no concerns, 10 of the 35 pretest respondents did or too restrictive. Uncertainty about the coding raise possible concerns that—they conjectured—other of the therapeutic effect desired is compounded physicians might have, for example: when a nurse or other assistant completes all or “Maybe if they’re handing out amphetamines.” part of the patient record instead of the doctor. Using the open-ended version of the form, the “Certain drugs are not recognized for the condi- assistant could simply copy the name of the drug tion on the Patient Record. If they’re using those, from the medical record; using the preceded they might not want to say so.” version, the assistant might not be able to decide “some don’t like to admit the number of drugs correctly the effect desired by the physician. they are prescribing.” “we had thought that the write-in method would be more burdensome to the doctor, but as “They might fear it will open the door to the gov- we have seen the majority of those who used this ernment, but probably not unless they’re doing version preferred it as quicker and simpler than something unethical. There may be abuses they coding onto the list of desired effects. We had do not want to reveal.” also thought that the write-in method might “Some prescribe diet and pain pills in large quan- produce fewer mentions, since the preceded list tities.” could be expected to jog the physician’s memory,

5 and since the task of writing out the name of a reported all of these, whereas threequarters were drug might be expected to inhibit mention. confident they had fully reported all prescription Instead, we found an average of 1.8 medications drugs ordered or provided.” written in per patient, compared to an average of only 1.6 categories checked. (It may be, of Concurrent with the planning and conduct of the course, that physicians sometimes ordered two pretest, NAMCS staff contacted 40 health-care drugs to achieve one type of effect.) authorities, asking which version of the Patient Record they preferred-write-in of drug names or “The more specific and objective nature of checklist of therapeutic effects–and inviting their the brand or generic name information appears to comments. Among those contacted were: members of provide another advantage over the vaguer and the NAMCStechnical advisory panel, representatives more subjective checking of desired effects, The of the 18 professional organizations that endorsed name of the prescribed drug is or should be NAMCS,interested educators, and officials within the unambiguous and will normally appear on the National Center for Health Statistics. Thirty-five of physician’srecord, where it is accessibleto his assis- the contacts replied. Of these, 25 favored the write-in tant or to the doctor himself if he fills out the pa- version, 5 the checklist, and 5 expressed no tient record at a later date. preference. “It is also subject to clarification or checking Evidence from this informal elicitation of by the interviewer in the course of her edit of the opinion, along with the recommendation from the form, If a drug is unfamiliar or recorded illegibly, Feasibility Study, pointed up the richer potential of she can verify the entry with the physician’s nurse useful information implicit in the write-in version, or administrative assistant. The checklist of ef- confining NAMCS planners growing determination fects is practically immune to verification or edit. to use this approach. (The finished format of the “The reporting of nonprescription medication 1980 Patient Record, closely modeled on Version B caused some problems and the need for this of the pretest, appears as f~re 4.) However, espe- information could well be reviewed. Such medica- cially among authorities sophisticated in coding prob- tions are not listed on the record in many cases lems, the caution was frequently expressed that the and recommendations for their use may have larger the number of drug dimensions explored, the been giveninformally on past occasions, as well as more complex and expensive the classification and in the course of the reported visit. Accuracy and co ing process would certainly become, thus, re- completeness of recall are unknown, Almost half qt iring a very specific forecasting of the uses to of our pretest physicians were not sure they had which the drug data would be put. ASSURANCE OF CCNPIDENTALITV-AII mforrmkm whch wukf permit ldwIflmNo. 091xtltiol o~lliklt~ym .~ WM.* of m mdlvldw # P,lcNc., w . . .n.blhhmm’u wIII L!9Imld cmlklmtld, will M .mi .nlv by PZIIQIM @npczd In and for NW ourw.m al On WHY md WIN not bz dlidm?d w m. ONIC. of H9Nh fl~ch, SIS!IINCS,ati TKhrmlqv DNo.699924 Iwtimmkwwmofumd 10, any ah., $w$c.w NNlond Zkntw 10( HnNh 3tNNtks 1. DATE OF VISIT PATlENT RECORD LOG + NATIONAL AMBULATORY MEDICAL CARE SURVEY

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Instruction on patient record jacket

11, MEDICATION THERAPY a. FOR PRINCIPAL DX IN ITEM 9a.: List aii prescrip- THIS VISIT: tion and non-prescription drugs and medications ordered or provided at this visit. Inciude drugs prescribed at a previous visit if the patient was in- structed, at this visit, to continue the medication. b. FOR ALL OTHER REASONS: Apply Instructions In Item 11.a. for all reasons other than the principai diagnosis.

Figure 4. Patient Record end Instruction on Patiant Record jacket

7 Drug identification and description

A central issue, then, is how to identify and the prescriber’s primary intent in ordering drug describe drugs in order to characterize prescribing in therapy. ● office-based practice. The question is a complex one 2. Physical characteristics of the product (e.g., dos- because substantial variability exists in the detail with age form, strength, package size) are of minimal which drugs are commonly identified. In order to importance. dispense a drug to a patient, there must be an instruction by the physician and a decision by the 3. Identification procedures must be restricted to pharmacist to select a unique drug entity. For the information commonly included by physi- example, the medication received by a patient may be cians in ordering drugs. described as follows: These three guidelines dictated that only the “core identifier” (e.g., AMPICILLIN) could be used AMPICILLIN 250 mg Capsule 1 QID 100 $ $ $ + in data collection. The core identifier is the prescrib- Drug Name Drug Strength Dosage Form Dosage Regimen Number of Doses er’s designation of the pharmaceutical agent(s) used (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) for cure, treatment, diagnosis, or prevention of disease. Information concerning dosage form, These five units of information can be expanded strength, and other medication characteristics is ex- by adding the price (or cost) of the medication, pack- traneous to this primary intent. Further, the physi- age size used by the pharmacist, manufacturer, or cian commonly omits physical product and dosage other information. Quite obviously the task of re- regimen information when recording drug orders. The cording drug prescribing activities can become ex- data collection objective then becomes one of extremely complex if the intent is to reflect all decision- tracting the maximum amount of useful information making that occurs in the prescribing process. from the core identifier. Another complicating factor is that, as the depth of A valuable unit of information available from the information increases, so does the breadth of infor- $ore identifier is simply the frequency with which mation. In the above example five basic and several drugs are used in office-based practice. Since drug supplemental units of information were identified therapy is the most frequently employed treatment that add information to an AMPICILLINdrug order. modality in medical care there is a need to under- At this very explicit level of description there are stand the rates of drug use. For example, the average over 50,000 unique drug entities available in the number of prescriptions per office visit, and charac- marketplace. That is, an AMPICILLIN prescription teristics of drug users (e.g., age, sex, race) versus for a capsule would be considered different from an nonusers are measures that would be useful in oral suspension, and so forth. If each drug order were planning public or private health services programs. to be described in complete detail the resource re- The NAMCS drug data base would be a valuable tool quirements would be unmanageable. The need to if it captured the number of drug orders for a known balance cost and utility considerations quickly leads and representative population of prescribers and to a parsimonious approach in data collection. patients. Because complete capture of prescribing informa- A second major information need has to do with tion is not feasible, there is a need to establish deci- not only how many, but what general types of drugs sion rules for defining minimum essential inforrna- are used in office-based practice. Private insurance tion. Three guidelines were established: programs, public funding agencies, hospitals, Health 1. The data base should reflect, insofar as possible, Maintenance Organizations, and other organizations

8 need to assure that patients have adequate access to cepted medical use in treatment in the United comprehensive pharmaceutical care. Only by knowing States, and there is a lack of accepted safety for what drugs are prescribed for what purposes-in gen- use under medical supervision. eral therapeutic categor@, not specific _diseases–can Schedule II The drug or other substance has a this need be met. The NAMCS drug data base can high potential for abuse, it has a currently ac- assist by documenting the different types of drugs cepted medical use in the United States, and (e.g., antibiotics) as well as different products (e.g., abuse may lead to severe psychological or physi- AMPICILLIN) prescribed in office-based practice. cal dependence. A third need is to assist in the clarification and evaluation of public policy issues in pharmaceutical Schedule 117. The drug or other substance has a care. Extensive discussion has occurred during the potential for abuse less than drugs in Schedules I past decade about costs and merits of brand name and II, it has a currently accepted medical use in prescription drugs versus a (usually) less costly gen- the United States, and abuse may lead to moder- eric drug. If the physician prescribes a drug by its ate or low physical or high psychological depend- “family” or generic (e.g., AMPICILLIN) name the ence. pharmacist can select any manufacturer’s product Schedule W The drug or other substance has a approved by the Food and Drug Administration. If low potential for abuse relative to drugs or other the physician provide: a specific manufacturer’s prod- substances in Schedule III, it has a currently ac- uct (e.g., AMCILL) the pharmacist may or may not cepted medical use in the United States, and be able to dispense a different manufacturer’s prod- abuse of the drug may lead to limited physical or uct, depending upon State law, regulation, and psychological dependence relative to drugs in professional standards of practice. In order to meas- Schedule III. ure the potential impact of drug substitution, it is necessary to characterize prescribing according to Schedule V. The drug or other substance has a brand or generic designation. low potential for abuse relative to drugs or other Drugs are subdivided into two major classifica- substances in Schedule IV, it has a currently ac- tions–prescription (legend) and nonprescription (over cepted medical use in the United States, and the counter, or OTC) drugs, Prescription drug use abuse of the drug may lead to limited physical or represents the judgment of physicians concerning a psychological dependence relative to drugs in person’s medical care needs, Over-the-counter drug Schedule IV. use represents a much greater reliance on self-care by Any attempt to describe prescribing patterns of the consumer. In many cases there are also significant office-based physicians must be able to classify drugs cost differences between prescription and nonpre- according to these properties. scription drugs used for the same purpose, e.g., Finally, an issue of longstanding debate in drug ASPIRIN or DARVON used for analgesic effect. policy concerns the use of drugs in fixed combina- Further, since some over-the-counter drugs are ex- tions, as opposed to single ingredient entities. As an tremely important in medical care (e.g., ASPIRIN for example, a common approach in treating hyperten- fever and pain, INSULIN for diabetes, antacids for sion is to prescribe a diuretic agent (e.g., HYDRO- peptic ulcer) this information can be useful in plan- CHLOROTHIAZIDE 50 mg tablets) and an antihy- ning health education programs. In order to under- pertensive agent (e.g., RESERPINE 0.125 mg tablets). stand and support the role of self-care in drug The physician can do this by ordering two separate therapy, the NAMCS drug database should distinguk-h prescriptions, or by ordering a fixed combination of between prescription and nonprescription drugs. the two products (e.g., HYDROPRES-50). The latter An extremely important issue in health and social approach is usually more costly and offers less flexi- policy is the use of medications having significant po- bility in dosage adjustment, however, it offers greater tential for addiction and/or habituation. Potential for potential convenience to the patient. The extent to diversion into illicit channels, need for adequate regu- which fixed combination products are used is an im- latory control, and risk of adverse treatment events portant consideration in planning drug benefits in all argue for complete documentation of narcotics prepaid health plans. Also, this information is useful and related substances. Public policy now places in the development of reimbursement policies for regulatory control of these substances in the Depart- publicly sponsored programs. Data collection efforts ment of Justice, specifically the Drug Enforcement should therefore be able to infer single or combina- Agency (DEA). The DEA has placed drugs into five tion ingredient status, and the specific ingredient(s) categories of control, depending upon therapeutic use (e.g., HYDROCHLOROTHIAZIDE and RESERPINE) and potential for addiction or habituation. Classifica- from core identifiers (e.g., HYDROPRES-50) used by tions and their criteria are: physicians to order drugs, Schedule I The drug or other substance has a To summarize, the preceding discussion has indi- high potential for abuse, it has no currently ac- cated that the “core identifiers” employed by physi-

9 cians in ordering drugs must be used to provide addition status, Federal control schedule, and single or tional data. Essential units of information to be combination drug entities. The following example obtained from the core identifier include frequency may be helpful in interpreting a typical medication of separate medication entry, therapeutic ca{ego~, en;v (see figure 4, item i 1): - -- generic or brand name, prescription or nonprescrip-

11 Medication Therapy This Visit None •l

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Number of Separate Medication Entries ~ Detailed Information for Entry 1. (EMPIRIN #3) Therapeutic category Analgesic Generic or brand Name Brand name Prescription or nonprescription status Prescription Federal control status III Single or combination ingredient Combination Specific ingredient(s) CODEINE PHOSPHATE ASPIRIN

Detailed Information for Entry 2. (AMPICILLIN) Therapeutic category Antibiotic Generic or brand Name Generic Prescription or nonprescription status Prescription Federal control status None Single or combination ingredient Single Specific ingredient(s) AMPICILLIN

This example shows how two core identifiers (AMPI- based ~hvsicians’ uractices. What is needed next is a CILLIN a;d EMPIRIN #3) can be expanded to pro- compl;te- coding ;ystem that records and classifies vide detailed information on drugs used in office- core identifiers into the desired units of information.

10 Classifying and coding device

The task that now confronted NAMCS planners each of the drug dimensions that NAMCS wished to was that of finding or–in whole or in part-creating a explore. system by which the drugs and their dimensions With these demands in mind, NAMCS planners could be most readily, efficiently, and economically considered and selected the Drug Product Informa- identified, coded, and copied into the machine read- tion File (DPIF), a computer-processable data base of able format already in use for the other variables of information on more than 30,000 commercially avail- the NAMCS reporting system. able drug products. Developed and maintained under The problems of creating–manually and from the auspices of the American Society of Hospital zero base—such a multidimensional coding device Pharmacists, the DPIF is continually updated to add were too formidable to consider seriously. No single new products when they are marketed and to with- source book contains all the drug dimensions, let draw products when they are no longer available. alone appropriate codes for each. At a minimum, two Drug products are described in a fixed-field format in books are needed, for example, the current editions which 68 fields are used to record a broad range of of the American Drug Indexa and the Drug Topics drug information, including information on all the Red Book! The information in these sources would– drug dimensions desired for NAMCS needs. The fields with most dimensions-require the creation of unique applicable to NAMCS usage are shown in table A and coding schemes. Furthemnore, coding from multiple they are underlined. (Note: All DPIF materials are resources by manual search and selection requires ad- produced with the permission of the American vanced pharmaceutical expertise, costs dearly in time Society of Hospital Pharmacists.) and effort, and is dogged by the possibility of human NAMCS planners now proceeded to construct error. Consider the sheer volume of drug information their own computerized drug file by adopting or to be found and coded for NAMCS 1980. NAMCS adapting relevant fields from the DPIF. The result planners estimated that sampled physicians would was the NAMCS Drug File; its format appears as make roughly 54,000 drug entries (the actual figure table B. Its data fields are described as follows. for 1980 was 5 1,372). If, along with identifying and Field #01–National Drug Code. –The National coding each specific entry, NAMCS coders were re- Drug Code (NDC) is a 10-character identification quired to code six additional drug dimensions by code for a drug product and package. It is maintained manual search and find, between 350,000 and by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. One of 400,000 coding decisions might be involved–a stag- two linkage codes in the NAMCS Drug File, it is bor- gering prospect. rowed without modification from the DPIF to permit Clearly, the best solution to these complex prob- possible linkages with drug classification systems lems lay in finding a computerized source, one that other than the DPIF. would provide–in machine readable and printable Field #02–Brand Name. –The Brand Name form-an exhaustive inventory of the drugs antici- (BRAND NAME) is the name under which the drug pated to be prescribed in office-based ambulatory product is marketed and may or may not be a trade- care, along with preceded classification formats for mark. Note that this field also contains generic names if the products are marketed using generic names. The ‘Billups, Norman F, and Billups, Shirley M.: The Amen”can spelling of the brand name is complete in most DrugItuiex 1979; J. P. Lippincott Company, Philadelphia 1979. instances. If the name exceeds 40 characters, abbrevi- bDrug TopicsRcdbook 197!3;Medical Economics Company ations may be used. (Litton), Oradell, N.J. 1979. The DPIF for June 1980 (the time of its acquisi-

11 Table A. DPIF record format (Record length is480 characters)

Field First Final Field Field Field name (column heading) length position position class ●

01 National Drug Code (N, NPROD, NP) 10 001 010 x 02 Brand Name (BRAND NAME) 40 011 050 x 03 Generic Name (GENERIC NAME) 40 051 090 x 04 DosageForm (DOSAGE FORM) 25 091 115 A 05 Route of Administration/Use (ROUTE/USE) 10 116 125 A 06 Strength Number (STR/NUMBER) 11 126 136 9 07 Strength Unit (sT/UNIT) 7 137 143 x 08 PackageSize (P-NO, PU) 8 144 151 x 09 PackageDescription (PKG/DESCRIPT) 12 152 163 x 10 Labeler (LABELER) 9 164 172 A 11 ~ Inclusion (F) 1 173 b 12 Unit Packaging(H) 1 174 x Compendia Status (C) 1 175 b ;: Led Status Code (L#) 2 176 177 9 15 Labeler Code (LBLR#) 5 178 182 9 16 Record Type Code (T) 1 183 9 17 Generic Name Code (GN#) 5 184 188 9 18 DosageForm Code (D#) 2 169 190 9 19 Strength Code (S#) 2 191 192 9 20 PackageCode (P#) 2 193 194 9 21 Brand Drug Product PackageCode (BDPP#) 5 195 199 9 22 Route of Administration Coda (R#) 2 200 201 9 23 Therapeutic Category Code (AHFS#) 6 202 207 9 24 Generic Drug Product Code (GDP#) 208 212 9 Blank : 213 216 z 8rand Drug Product Code (8DP#) 6 217 222 : 27 Volume (VOL) 3 223 225 x 28 Ingredient Coda (1#) 5 226 230 9 29 Ingredient Strength Number (ISN) 11 231 241 9 30 Ingredient Strength Unit (ISU) 3 242 244 A 31 Ingredient Code (1#) 5 245 249 9 32 Ingredient Strength Number (ISN) 11 250 260 9 33 Ingradlent Strength Unit (ISU) 3 261 263 A 34 Ingredient code~ 1#) 5 264 266 9 36 Ingredient Strangth Number (ISN) 11 269 279 36 Ingredient 8trength Unit (ISU) 3 280 282 : 37 Ingredient Code (1#) 5 283 287 9 38 Ingredient Strength Number (ISN) 11 286 298 39 Ingredient Strength Unit (ISU) 3 299 301 : 40 Ingredient Code (1#) 5 302 306 9 41 Ingredient Strangth Number (ISN) 11 307 317 9 42 Ingredient Strength Unit (ISU) 3 318 320 A 43 Ingredient Code (1#) 321 326 9 Ingredient Strength Number (ISN) 1: 326 336 9 z Ingredient Strength Unit (W) 3 337 339 A 46 Ingredient Code (1#) 6 340 344 9 47 Ingredient Strangth Number (ISN) 11 346 355 9 48 Ingredient Strength Unit (ISU) 3 356 358 A 49 Ingredient Code [1#) 5 359 363 9 50 Ingredient Strength Number (ISU) 11 364 374 9 51 Ingredient Strength Unit (ISU) 3 376 377 A 52 Ingredient Code (1#) 5 378 382 9 53 Ingredient Strength Number (ISN) 11 383 393 9 54 Ingredient Strangth Unit (ISU) 3 394 386 A 55 Ingredient Code (1#) 5 397 401 9 56 Ingredient Strength Numtxw (ISN) 11 402 412 9 57 Ingredient Strength Unit (ISU) 3 413 415 A 58 Ingredient Code (1#) 5 416 420 9 59 Ingredient Strength Number (ISN) 11 421 431 9 60 Ingredient Strength Unit (ISU) 3 432 434 A 61 Ingredient Code (1#) 5 435 439 62 Ingredient Strangth Numtwr (ISN) 11 440 450 : 63 Ingredient Strength Unit (ISU) 3 451 453 A 64 secondary PackageSize (P2-NO) 5 454 458 9 65 secondary PackegeDescription (P2-DESC) 10 459 468 x 66 Maximum Allowable Cost (MAC, E) 6 469 474 x 67 Replacad/Replacing Racord Reference (REFER) 5 475 479 9 68 Update Flag 1 460 A

“9 = Numeric, A = Alphabetic, X - Alphanumeric, b - blank.

12 Table B. NAMCS drug file format

Field First Final Field Field Field name length position position class ●

01 National Drug Code (NDC) 10 001 010 AN 02 Brand Name (BRAND NAME) 40 011 050 AN 03 Brand Drug Product Package Code (BDpp#) 5 051 055 N 04 Genaric Name (GENERIC NAME) 40 056 095 AN 05 Generic Neme Code (GN#) 5 086 100 N 06 Medication Code List Name (MCL NAME) 40 101 140 AN 07 Medication Code List Code (MCL#) 5 141 145 N 08 Entry Stetus Code (E#) 1 146 N 09 Prescription Status Code (P#) 1 147 N 10 Federal Controlled Substance Status Code (DEA#) 1 148 N 11 Composition Status Code (C#) 1 149 N 12 Therapeutic Catagory Code (AHFS#) 6 150 155 N 13 Ingredient Code (1#) 5 156 160 N 14 Ingredient Code (1#) 5 161 165 N 15 Ingredient Code (1#) 5 166 170 N 16 Ingredient Code (1#) 5 171 175 N 17 Ingredient Code (1#) 5 176 180 N

*AN = Alphanumeric, N = Numeric, tion by NAMCS) contained nearly 35,000 records in Field #4-Generic Name. –The generic name the brand name field. To adapt the field for NAMCS (GENERIC NAME) is the (public, scientific, nonpro- needs, several operations were undertaken. First, a prietary, established) name as assigned by the United computer run was made that unduplicated the DPIF States Pharmacopoeia or other responsible authorities. records by selecting a single record for those drug The spelling of the generic name is complete in most products with the same name but with multiple label- instances. If the name exceeds 40 characters, abbrevi- ers. This run reduced the number of brand name rec- ations are used. In the NAMCS Drug File, the records ords to about 9,700. Second, this time by manual in the DPIF generic name field have been modified inspection and deletion, certain differentiating infor- to agree in nomenclature with the generic forms used mation on dosage strength was eliminated as irrele- in the current volumes of the American Hospital vant to NAMCS needs. Thus for the following three Formulary Service.C Thus the DPIF “BROMPHENlR- DPIF records: AMINE MALEATE” becomes the NAMCS “BROM- APAP W/CODEINE PHENIRAMINE .“ APAP W/CODEINE 15 MG A further modification–and resultant overall re- APAP W/CODEINE 30 MG duction–was then undertaken, which aimed at selec- tively replacing certain product-specific generics in only the record APAP W/CODEINE was retained, an the DPIF by the more functional, utilization-oriented operation that further reduced the NAMCS brand configurations needed by NAMCS. For example, the name field to about 6,800 records. Finally, the re- following DPIF generics maining brand names were modified in most instances to agree with the nomenclature found in the %~ex” IODINE (ETHIODIZED OIL) of the looseleaf, two-volume publication of the IODIDES TINCTURE American Hospital Formulary Service.C The brand IODINE TINCTURE names, as modified, then were used to form the core IODINE (POLAXAMER-IODINE) of the 1980 NAMCS Medication Code List (see the IODINE (IODOPHOR) discussion of field #06). SODIUM IODIDE Field #3–Brand Drug Product Package Code. –In IODINE (PROVIDONE-IODINE) the DPIF, the Brand Drug Product Package Code were grouped for NAMCS Needs into a single generic (BDPP#) identifies a labeler’s package of a brand of a category “IODINE TOPICAL PREPARATIONS.” particular drug product. Each record in the DPIF has The final result of these adaptations was the a unique BDPP#. One of two linkage codes in the NAMCS Inventory of Generic Names, which appears NAMCS Drug File, the BDPP# is retained without in appendix II. Selected names from this inventory modification to permit linkages back to the ap- were added to the 1980 Medication Code List to plicable records in the original DPIF. insure a more complete representation of generic- entry choices. (See the discussion of field #06.) Note: Drugs containing more than one active cAnterican Hospital Formulary Service; American Society of ingredient generally have “COMBINATION PROD- Hospital Pharmacists, Inc., January 1980. UCT” as the GENERIC NAME. Some common

13 combination drugs have been assigned a generic name; generic names or as therapeutic ef- e.g., APC/PROPOXYPHENE. fects, are not in the MCL. Field #05–Generic Name Code.–A Generic 5 Illegible Name Code (GN#), created for and unique to the NAMCS Drug File, is assigned to each generic name Field #09–Prescription Status Code.–The Pre- in field #04. The following codes are used: scription Status Code (P#) is derived from the DPIF Legal Status Code (L#), which is used to indicate the GN# Federal legal classification of drug products. The fol- 50005 – 56300 generic names in field #04 lowing codes are used by NAMCS: 50000 generic name undetermined Prescription Status See also appendix II and the discussion of ingredient P# codes to follow. 1 Prescription (Rx) drug-(About 60 per- Field #06–Medication Code List Name. –The cent of the coding choices on the Medication Code List Name (MCL NAME) is the 1980 MCL are prescription drugs.) name of a drug as it appears on the NAMCS Medica- Nonprescription (OTC) drug-(These tion Code List, an alphabetized inventory of single- 2 drugs represent about 36 percent of source and multiple-source drugs for use in coding the the coding choices.) entries on the NAMCS Patient Records (see appendix III). The core constituents of the list are the brand 3 Undetermined names in field #02, Selected generic names from field Field #1 O–Federal Controlled Substance Status #04 have been added to insure a more complete Code.–The Federal “Controlled Substance Status representation of generic-entry choices. The spelling Code or Drug Enforcement Administration Code of the MCL name is complete in most instances. If (DEA#) is derived from the DPIF Legal Status Code, the name exceeds a fixed field of 40 characters, It denotes the degree of potential abuse and Federal abbreviations are used. control of a drug. The following codes are used by Field #07–Medication Code List Code.– A Med- NAMCS: ication Code List Code (MCL#), unique to the NAMCS Drug File, is assigned to each MCL name in DEA# Federal Control Schedules field #06. The serial order of the MCL codes parallels 1 Schedule I (LSD, HEROIN, MARI- the alphabetic order of the MCL names (see appen- JUANA–research only) dix V). Field #08–Entry Status Code.–The Entry Status 2 Schedule II (MORPHINE, DEMEROL, Code (E#) is unique to NAMCS, denoting the nature AMPHETAMINES-most abused) of the entry that the physician makes on the Patient 3 Schedule III (APC/CODEINE, etc.–less Record. Every item on the Medication Code List is abused) assigned an entry status. The following codes are used: 4 Schedule IV (VALIUM, etc.–potential abuse) E# Entry Status 5 Schedule V (Controlled sale by pharmacy only–Rx required–or State re- 1 Generic name–(About 17 percent of stricted) the coding choices on the 1980 6 No control MCL are generic (multiple-source) entries.) 7 Undetermined Controlled drugs comprise about 8 percent of the 2 Brand (nongenetic) name-The use of coding choices on the 1980 MCL. “brand” to define an entry status is Field #n-Composition Status Code,–The restricted to nongenetic (single-source) Composition Status Code (C#) is derived from the entries. (About 82 percent of the cod- DPIF Record Type Code (T#). It is used to distin- ing choices are brand-name entries.) guish between single- and multiple-entity drugs, The 3 Therapeutic effect–This code is used for following codes are used by NAMCS: the 95 coding choices where the physician did not specify a brand or gen- c# Composition Status eric medication, stating only the 1 Single-entity drug-The drug contains therapeutic effect desired; e.g., laxa- only one active ingredient. (About 51 tive, analgesic, etc. percent of the coding choices on the 4 Other–This code applies to entries 1980 MCL are single-entity drugs.) which, though identifiable as brand or 2 Combination drug-The drug contains

14 more than one active ingredient. For many drugs, especially for combination drugs, (About 48 percent of the MCL coding more than one therapeutic category is possible. On choices are combination drugs.) the NAMCSDrug File, only one AHFS# appears for 3 Undetermined each drug entry. The selection of this single AHFS# was a judgment of the DPIF staff. 5 Multivitamin-A combination drug given Field #13-1 7–Ingredients of Combination separate identity for purposes of anal- Drugs.–For combination drugs, the NAMCS Drug ysis; there are 453 multivitamin cod- File uses ingredient codes adapted from the DPIF to ing choices in the MCL. identify the active, generic ingredients of the drugs. Field #12–Therapeutic Clztegory Code.–The The Ingredient Code (1#) is the five-character Generic Therapeutic Category Code (AHFS#) is borrowed Name Code (GN#) described for field #05. Fields are without modification from the DPIF. It identifies the available for a maximum of five ingredients; this pharmacologic-therapeutic category of a drug, accord- represents a truncation of the DPIF, in which 12 in- ing to the classification system of the American Hos- gredient code fields are allowed. An estimated 84 per- pital Formulary Service (AHFS). The AHFS classifi- cent of all active ingredients are identified in the five cation is reproduced as appendix IV. fields retained by NAMCS. The following codes are used: Note: An ALU?Sclassification number is conven- tionally printed with a colon between the second and 1# Ingredients third digits and a period between the fourth and fifth 50005-56300 Generic names in field #04, digits (e.g., 20:12. 12). The fifth and sixth digits are NAMCSDrug File omitted if they are zeros. On the NAMCSDrug File, the colon and period are not included and all digits 50000 Generic ingredient undeter- are carried (e.g., 8:04 becomes 080400). mined The following codes appear on the NAMCSDrug Note: The NAMCS Drug File does not retain the File: DPIF ingredient codes for generic components that cannot also function as a single-entity drugs. Thus if AHFS# a generic substance is identified by the DPIF as having “ingredient-status” only, e.g., ALPHA 040000-960000 Therapeutic category AMYLASE, it is coded by NAMCSas 1# “Undeter- 970000 Undetermined mined.”

15 Coding process

The coding of the NAMCS drug information be- warded to the NAMCS staff for adjudication.d See gan in August 1980, 7 months into the 1980 survey appendix V for a detailed description of the coding year. The coding volume was roughly predictable. and adjudicating functions. NAMCS findings in past years suggested that the sam: As the coding progressed through 1980 and early ple of office visits–expressed in completed Patient 1981, there was a perceptible decline in the overall Records–would probably approximate a raw number proportion of adjudicable entries; i.e., disagreements, of 50,000, and that about 60 percent of these visits illegible, and “others,” from about 8 percent for the (30,000) would result in some form of drug therapy. first 5,000 entries to about 3.5 percent for the final For every visit that entailed drug therapy, pretest 5,000. Interestingly, illegible remained constant at findings indicated that about 1.8 drugs would be between 1.5 and 2 percent throughout the entire ordered or provided. This led to a rough prediction of coding operation; it was the diminishing need to 54,000 drug entries (or “mentions”) to be coded. resort to the “other” category that contributed most (The fiial raw total was 5 1,372.) The coding task was to the overall decline in adjudicables. performed by the National Opinion Research Center In great part, this diminishing recourse to the (NORC), contractor for all collection and coding coding choice “other” was due to an ongoing exam- operations of NAMCS. The contractor agreed to pro- ination of the “other” entries, leading to continuing vide double, independent coding of 100 percent of additions to the MCL in order to create a more the fiist half (27,000) of the raw drug entries; 50 per- realistic representation of coding choices. cent of the next 14,000 entries; and 25 percent of the Examples: remainder. The balance was to be single-coded by NAMCS planners had not anticipated that those coders who had proved to be the most profi- some physicians would write in only the thera- cient in the coding of the drug entries. Coders were peutic effect (e.g., allergy relief, laxative, anal- supplied with the NAMCS Medication Code List gesic, etc.) instead of the specific drug name. Yet (MCL), reproduced as appendix III, along with the it became evident in the early weeks of coding Coding Procedures for Medication Entries, repro- that this was indeed happening to a minor but dis- duced as appendix V. In the early weeks of coding, turbing degree (with about 3 percent of entries). the coauthors gave onsite instruction to the NORC Thus a representative battery of therapeutic- coding staff in the use of these instruments. effect choices was devised and added to the MCL, At the NORC level, the job of the coder was to care being taken to make the choices compatible apply one of three coding choices to every drug entry with the therapeutic categories in appendix IV. on the Patient Record; namely: Every time a hitherto unanticipated generic 1. The entry was legible and on the MCL, in which appeared on the Patient Records, it was added to case it was given the appropriate code. the MCL in order to insure a better representation 2. The entry was illegible to the coder and assigned of genetic choices. the code #99999. Chief among the “other” entries were the new brand drugs that appeared on the market subse- 3. The entry was classifiable as “other”; that is, it quent to June 1980. Though these new products was legible to the coder but not found on the were known to NAMCS by monthly updates of MCL, in which case it was assigned the code the Drug Product Information File, they num- #99980.

All disagreements between independent coders, ‘The adjudicating function was performed for NAMCS by Dr. as well as all illegible and all “others” were for- William H. Campbell.

16 bered in the hundreds and no attempt was made times complicated by problems of illegibility. The to add all of them in periodic, massive updates of variant spellings probably occurred chiefly at those the MCL. After all, NAMCS is primarily utiliza- visits where the physician dictated the drng entries to tion oriented and does not require the strict an assistant, apparently not an uncommon arrange- typicality needed in studies of market trends. ment. For this kind of problem the list of “Look- Thus only those new drugs were added that began Alikes or Sound-Alikes,” reproduced in appendix V, to appear with substantial frequency on the Pa- was especially helpful to coders. The write-in of non- tient Records (examples: ZOMAX, TRANXENE, standard abbreviations created special problems of MECLOMEN). interpretation. PENICILLIN, for example, appeared Whenever a new MCL choice was added, a back in the following variations: search and correction was made of all previously Porp coded Patient Records. P-cillin Thus, as has been seen, the need for adjudication P Cill was steadily decreased by increasing the range and Pcln representation of the MCL. The formal process of Pen adjudication further acted to clarify doubtful areas Interestingly, the use of many nonstandard abbre- by reconciling all disagreements between coders, and viations probably owed its origin to a kind of short- by reducing the proportion of “others” to 1.1 per- hand communication-an informal system of shared cent and illegible to 0.2 percent. understandings—that had developed over a long NOTE: Not least among the problems that the period between prescribing physician and dispensing adjudicator helped to solve were those that involved pharmacist. The adjudicator–who was experienced, variant spellings and nonstandard abbreviations of as a practicing pharmacist-was well fitted to solve items that were already on the MCL, problems some- this problem.

17 Evaluation and plan for analysis

The final Medication Code List for 1980 con- Example: the drug PENBRITIN tained 7,227 coding choices, of which 2,532 were Level 6 Anti-infectives (AHFS# 080000) actually used by the coders. These 2,532 drugs are underlined in the List that appears as appendix V. Level 5 Antibiotics (AHFS# 08 1200) Table C shows the extent to which key drug dimen- Level 4 Penicillins (AHFS# 081216) sions were provided for among the 7,227 coding choices and the extent they were actually used in the Level 3 AMPICILLIN coding operation. Level 2 Brand name entry; prescription In the 1980 NAMCS, it was believed that the drug; no DEA controls; single- addition of a drug item on the questionnaire might negatively affect the physician response rate. How- Level 1 PENBRITIN ever, this proved not to be so because the response rate of about 77 percent was higher than in 1978 and 1979 (72.8 and 71.8 percent, respectively). None of In figure 5 the perspective of analysis is broad- the 530-odd refusals to participate in the 1980 ened beyond the drug dimensions to include the NAMCS could be attributed to the presence of the other dimensions of office-based care surveyed by drug item. NAMCS. The rich mosaic of potential contrasts is On the contrary, the presence of the drug item obvious. seemed to improve the completeness and relevance of These contrasts will be explored and made avail- the response to other items on the Patient Record; able to the public in three forms: e.g., diagnostic procedures, nonmedication therapy, and both principal and other-listed diagnoses. 1. Response to specific data requests should be In analyzing the drug findings of the 1980 possible by early 1982. NAMCS, the NAMCS staff will use the degree of 2. A series of formal publications should begin to specificity that best describes the subject, being appear in early 1982. always alert to the effect on precision produced by 3. A tape of 1980 NAMCS findings should become the size of an estimate. To be most flexible, the ana- available in mid-1982. lyst should be able to operate at successive levels of specificity, each level should be made up of homoge- ——— ——— neous groupings that would allow for the cumulation of data from lower levels, and result in estimates of ever-increasing size. The NAMCS drug data provide Inquiries may be addressed to: for this kind of flexibility by permitting grouping and Hugo Koch analysis at any of six levels. The inverted ladders, Ambulatory Care Statistics Branch shown below, graphically illustrate these six levels of National Center for Health Statistics specificityy. Center Building, Room 2+3 Prince George Center 3700 East-West Highway Level 6 Therapeutic category (2digit level) Hyattsville, Maryland 20782 Level 5 Therapeutic category (4digit level) Phone: (301) 436-7132 Level 4 Therapeutic category (6digit level)

Level 3 Generic family

Level 2 Entry status; prescription status; control level; composition status

Level 1 Specific drug product

‘ 18 Table C. Coding choices provided end used, MCL 1980

MCL MCL coding coding Percent Drug dimension choices choices of use provided used

A B B/A

Total choices ...... 7,227 2,632 36.4

Entry status

Generic entry, ...... 1,201 528 44.0 Brand(nongeneric)entry ...... 5,929 2,044 34.5 Therapeuticeffect ...... 95 47 49.5

Prescription status

Prescription (Rx)drug ...... 4,335 1,786 41.2 Nonprescription (OTC)drug...... 2,591 743 28.7

Federal controlled substance status

Schedule lldrug, ,..,.,...... 95 43 45.3 Schadule llldrug ..,...... 198 87 43.9 Schedule lVdrug, .,...... 148 71 48.0 ScheduleVdrug ...... 152 51 33.6

Totalcontrolled ...... 593 252 42.5

Composition status

Single-entitydrug ...... 3,651 1,487 40.7 Combinationdrug .,,...... 3,479 1,075 30.9 DRUG THERAPY Other dimensions of office-based care For principal diagnosis, all other reasons, or both

Generic Composition Visit Entry status frequency All Specific nama or Praacription Faderal status: generic Therapeutic dmg drug names (for status: control single-antity or category mentions name combination Rx or OTC status or All ‘!”! brand Vlslts drugs) combination

All care ......

Physician Information

Professional identity (M.D. or D.O.) . . . . .

Specialty ......

Solo ormukipla-member practice......

Physician ege ......

Geographic region of practice ......

Patient and visit information

Patient ege ......

Patient aex ......

Patient ethnicity ......

Visit status (new patient, old patient with problem or old patient with old problem ......

Referral status ......

Symptom (principal orother-listad) . . . . .

Diegno.sis (principal orother-listed)......

Nature ofproblam (ecute or chronic) . . . .

Diagnostic procedures ......

Non-medication therapy ......

Disposition ......

Duration of visit (petient+hysician contact) ......

1Drug visi?x Thosa visitswhera one or mora drugs is ordarwdor providad.

F-@Jre 5. Analysis plan: Potential contrasts Appendixes

Contents

1. Response toprecoded questions on evaluation interview ...... 22 II, Inventory ofgeneric names ...... 25 ill, Medication Code List, NAMCS 1980 ...... 32 lV. Coding procedures for medication entries, NAMCS 1980 ...... 73 Attachment 1. “CommonAbbreviationsU sedinMedical Orders’’ ...... 80 Attachment 2. “Caution! 1,000 Drugs Whose Names Look-Alike or Sound-Alike” ...... 84 Attachment 3. Drug Form l(Coder A) ...... 87 Attachment 4. Drug Form l(Coder B) ...... 88 Attachment 5. Drug Form 11(Adjudicator) ...... 89 V. American Hospital Formulary Service classification system and therapeutic category codes ...... 90

21 Appendix L Response to preceded questions on evaluation interview

Q. 1: Doctor, as you know, we are especially interested on this pretest in your reactions to the medication items-that is, (Item 15-16 on A form, Item 12 on B form).

Was this information very easy for you to fill out, was it occasionally difficult, or did you have real problems in recording the medication therapy you ordered or provided?

NUMBEROF CASESIN: “A” Sample “B” Sample TOTAL @recoded) (Open-ended)

Very easy 10 15 25 Occasionally difficult 7 2 9 Real problems — 1 1

TOTALS 17 18 35

Q. 2: Do you think you included all prescription drugs that you ordered or provided for these patients, or might you have missed some?

NUMBEROF CASESIN: “A” Sample “B” Sample TOTAL (Preceded) (Open-ended)

Included all 14 13 27 Might have missed some 3 5 8 TOTALS 17 18 35

22 Q. 3: How about nonprescription drugs-Are you pretty sure you recorded all of these, or might you not have reported all of them?

NUMBEROF CASESIN: “A” Sample “B” Sample TOTAL (Preceded) (Open+nded)

Reported all 9 10 19 Might not have 6 8 14 Not applicable (Volunteered if no such drugs ordered or provided) 2 — 2 TOTALS 17 18 35

Q. 4: The form asked you to report both “new and continuing” medication. Do you think you always included old medication that you wanted the patient to continue, even though it might not have been related to I this visit?

NUMBEROF CASESIN: “A” Sample “B” Sample TOTAL ~ (Preceded) (Open-ended)

Yes 13 15 28 No 2 2 4 Don’t know 2 1 3 TOTALS 17 18 35

Q. 5: How confident are you that you included all immunizing or desensitizing agents among the medications that you ordered or provided–Are you fairly sure you always reported, or do you think you might sometimes overlook these?

NUMBEROF CASES IN: “A” Sample “B” Sample TOTAL (Preceded) (Open-ended)

Always reported 15 13 28 Sometimes overlooked — 2 2 Not applicable (Volunteered if no immunizations ordered or provided) 2 3 5 TOTALS 17 18 35

23 Q. 7: Would you rather use the write-in version of the medication items, or would you rather use the check-off version?

NUMBER OF CASES IN: “A” Sample “B” Sample TOTAL @recoded) (Open-ended)

Prefer write-in 4 11 15 Prefer checklist 9 6 15 No preference 4 1 5 TOTALS 17 18 35 INVENTORY OF GENERIC NAHES

50000 UNDETERMINED 50310 ANT*ALIN 50640 BISNUTH SALICYLATE 50005 ACETAHINOPHEN 50315 ANTICOAGULANT CITRATE DEXTROSE 50650 BISMUTH TRIBR12MOPHENATE 50010 ACETAMINOPHEN C CODEINE 50320 ANTIHEPIOPHILIC FACTOR HUMAN 50655 BLEOMYCIN 50015 ACETANILID 50325 ANTIPYRINE 50660 BORIC ACIO 50020 ACETAZOLAMIDE 50330 ANTIRABIES SERUM 50665 BPETYLIUM 50025 ACETIC ACID 50335 ANTISEPTIC SOLUTION 50670 BRILLIANT GREEN 50030 ACETOHEXAMI DE 50340 APC 50675 BROMELAINS 50035 ACETONE 50345 APC WCODEINE 50680 BRDMOCRIPTINE 50040 ACETOPHENAZINE 50350 APC HIPROPOXYPHENE 50685 BROMODIPHENHYDRAMINE i! 50045 ACETRIZOATE SODIUM 50360 APOHORPHINE 50690 BROMPHENIRAMINE ■ 50050 ACETYLCARBROMAL 50365 APROBARBITAL 50695 BROMN MIXTURE 3 50055 ACETYLCHOLINE 50370 ARGININE 50700 BUCHU JUNIPER t POT ACETATE CD 50060 ACETYLCYSTEINE 50375 ARNICA TINCTURE 50705 8UCLIZINE u) 50065 AC ONI TE 50380 ASAFETIDA TINCTURE 50710 BUPIVACAINE 50070 ACRIFLAVINE 50400 ASPARAGINASE 50715 BUSULFAN 50075 ACRISORCIN 50405 ASPERGILLUS 50720 BUTABARBITAL 50080 ADENOSINE 50410 ASPIRIN 50725 BUTACAINE 50085 ALBUMIN HUMAN 50415 ASPIRIN & CODEINE 50730 BUTAMBEN 50090 ALCOHOL 50420 ATROPINE 50735 BUTAPERAZINE 50100 ALKAVERVIR 50430 ATTAPULGITE 50740 BUTORPHANOL 50105 ALLOPURINOL 50435 AUROTHIOGLIZOSE 50745 CAFFEINE 50108 ALOIN BELLADONNA CASC 6 PODOPHY 50440 AZATAOINE 50750 CAFFEINE L SODIUM BENZOATE 50110 ALPHAPROOINE 50445 AZATHIGPRINE 50755 CALAMINE 50120 ALSEROXYLON 50450 BACITRACIN 50760 CALCITONIN 50125 ALUMINUM 50455 BACLOFEN 50770 CALCIUM REPLACEMENT AGENTS 50130 ALUMINUM ACETATE 50460 BALSAM 50775 CALCIUM ACETATE 50135 ALUMINUM AMMONIUM SULFATE 50465 BANDAGE 50780 CALCIUM BROMIDE 50140 ALUMINUM CHLORIDE 50475 BARBITAL 507B5 CALCIUM CARBONATE 50145 ALUMINUM HYDROXIDE 50480 BARIUN SULFATE 50800 CALCIUM HYDROXIDE 50150 ALUMINUM NICOTINATE 50485 BCG VACCINE 50835 CALLICREIN 50155 ALUMINUM PHOSPHATE 50490 BECLOMETHASONE 50B40 CALUSTERONE 50160 ALUMINUM SUBACETATE 50495 BELLADONNA 50B45 CAMPHOR 50165 AMANTAOINE 50500 BENDROFLUMETHIAZIDE 50855 CANDICIDIN 50170 AM8ENONIUM 50505 BENDXINATE 50860 CANTHARIDIN 50175 ANCINONIDE 50515 BENZALKONIUM CHLORIDE 50865 CAPREOMYCIN 50180 AMIKACIN 50520 BENZETHONIUM CHLORIDE 50B70 CARAMEL 50185 AMINO ACIDS 50525 BENZ IN 50B75 CARBACHOL 50190 AMINOACETIC ACIO 50530 BENZDCAINE 50B80 CAR8AMAZEPINE 50195 AMINOBENZOIC ACID 50535 BENZOIC & SALICYLIC ACID 50885 CARBARSONE 50200 AMINOCAPROIC ACID 50540 BENZOIN 50B90 CARBAZOCHROME 50205 AMINUIIPPURATE SODIUM 50545 BENZONATATE 50895 CARBENICILLIN 50210 AMINOPHYLLINE 50550 BENZOYL PEROXIDE 50900 CARBINOXAMINE 50220 AMINOSALICYLIC ACID 50555 BENZPHETAMINE 50905 CARBOL-FUCHSIN 50225 AMITRIPTYLINE 50558 BENZQUINAMIDE 50908 CARBON OIOXIOE 50235 AMMONIA SPIRIT AROMATIC 50560 BENZTHIAZIDE 50910 CARBON TETRACtLORIDE 50240 AMMONIATED MERCURY 50565 BENZTROPINE 50915 CARDAMOM 50245 AMMONIUM CHLORIDE 50570 BENZYL ALCOHOL 50920 CARISOPRODOL 50250 AMOBARBITAL 50575 BENZYL BENZOATE 50925 CARMUSTINE 50255 AMOOIAQUINE 50580 BETA-CAROTENE 50930 CARPHENAZINE 50260 AMOXICILLIN 50585 BETAMETHASONE 50935 CASCARA 50265 AMPHETAMINE 50590 BETAZOLE 50940 CASTOR OIL 50270 AMPHOTERICIN 50595 BETHANECHOL 50945 CEFACLOR 50270 AMPHOTERICIN B 50600 BICHLORACETIC ACID 50950 CEFADROXIL 50275 AMPICILLIN 50605 BILAZO REAGENT 50950 CEFAOROXL 50280 AMYL NITRITE 50610 BILE ACIDS 50955 CEFAMANDOLE 50285 ANILERIDINE 50615 BIL3FLAVONOIDS 50960 CEFAZOLIN 50290 ANISE OIL 50620 BIOTIN 50965 CEFOXITIN 50295 ANISINDIONE 50625 BIPERIDEN 50975 CELLULOSE 50300 ANISOTROPINE 50630 BISACODYL M 50980 CEPHALEXIN (n 50305 ANTAZOLINE 50635 BISMUTH ANTI-DIARRHEA AGENTS 509B5 CEPHALOGLYCIN lNVtNIUKT Up btNtKlb NAflC>

50990 CEPHALORIOINE 51300 CLOXACILLIN 51.620 OESONIOE 50995 CEPHALOTHIN 51305 COAL TAR 51,625 OESOXIMETASONE 51000 CEPHAPIRIN 51310 COCAINE 51.630 OESOXYCORTICOSTERONE 51005 CEPHRADINE 51315 COCCIDIOIDIN 51.635 OEXAMETHASONE 51010 CERIUM OXALATE 51320 COCILLANA 51,640 OEXCHLORPHENIRAMINE 51015 CETALKONIUM CHLORIDE 51325 COCOA 8UTTER 51,645 OEXPANTHENOL 51020 CETYL ALCOHOL 51330 COCONUT OIL 51.660 DEXTRANOMER 51025 CHARCOAL 51335 COO & HALIBUT LIVER OIL 51,665 OEXTROAMPHETAMINE 51030 CHERRY SYRUP 51340 CODE INE 51,670 OEXTROMETHORPHAN 51035 CHLOPHEDIANOL 51345 COLCHICINE 51,675 OEXTROSE 51040 CHLORAL HYORATE 51350 COLD CREAM 51.685 OEXTROTHYROXINE 51045 CHLORAMBUCIL 51355 COLESTIPOL 51.695 OIAZEPAM 51050 CHLORAMPHENICOL 51360 COLISTIN 51,700 DIAZOXIOE 51055 CHLOROIAZEPOXIOE 51365 COLLAGEN DERIVATIVE 51.705 DIWCAINE 51060 CHLORHEXIOINE 51375 COLLODION 51,710 OICHLOROTETRAFLUOROETHANE 51070 CHLOROALLYLHEXAMINIUM CHLORIOE 51380 COMBINATION PRODUCT 51.715 DICHLORPHENAMIOE 51075 CHLOROBUTANOL 51380 TRIMETHOPRIM 51.720 DICLOXACILLIN 51080 CHLOROFORM 51385 CONGO RED 51.725 OICUMAROL 51085 CHLOROPHYLL 51390 CONTACT LENS SOLUTION 51.730 OICYCLOMINE 51090 CHLOROPROCAINE 51395 CORN OIL 51.735 OIENESTROL 51095 CHLOROQUINE 51400 CORTICOTROPIN 51.740 OIETARY SUPPLEMENT 51100 CHLOROTHIAZIOE 51405 CORTISONE 51.745 DIETHYLCARBAMAZINE 51105 CHLOROTHYMOL 51410 COSYNTROPIN 51.750 OIETHYLPROPION 51110 CHLOROTRIANISENE 51415 COTTONSEED OIL 51 ,755 OIETHYLSTILBESTROL 51115 CHLOROXINE 51425 CRESOL 51.760 OIFLORASONE 51120 CHLOROXYLENOL 51430 CROMOLYN SODIUM 51.765 OIGALLOYL TRIOLEATE 51125 CHLORPHENESIN 51435 CROTAMITON 51 ,770 OIGITALIS 51130 CHLORPHENIRAMINE 51440 CRYPTENAMINE 51.775 OIGITOXIN 51135 CHLORPHENDXAMINE 51445 CUPRIC SULFATE 51.780 DIGOXIN 51145 CHLORPHENTERMINE 51450 CUPRIC SULFATE REAGENT 51,785 OIWDROERGOTAMINE 51150 CHLORPROMAZINE 51460 CYCLACILLIN 51,79D OIHYOROTACHYSTEROL 51155 CHLORPROPAMIOE 51465 CYCLANDELATE 51.795 OIWOROXYALUMINUM AMINOACETATE 51160 CHLORPROTHIXENE 51470 CYCL08ENZAPRINE 51,800 OIHYDROXYALUMINUM SOD CARB 51165 CHLORTETRACYCLINE 51475 CYCLOMETHYCAI NE 51 ,B05 OIISOBUTYLPHENOXYPOL YETHOXYETHAN 51170 CHLORTHALIDONE 51480 CYCLOPENTOLATE 51.810 OIMENHYORINATE 51175 CHLORZOXAZONE 51485 CYCLOPHOSPHAMIDE 51815 OIMERCAPROL 51180 CHOLERA VACCINE 51490 CYCLOSERINE 51.820 OIMETHINOENE 51185 CHOLESTEROL 51495 CYCLOTHIAZIDE 51.825 OIMETHISOQUIN 51190 CHOLESTYRAMINE 51500 CYCLIZINE 51 .830 OIMETHYL SULFOXI!3E 51195 CHOLINE 51505 CYCRIMINE 51,835 DIMETHYLAMINOBEN ZALOEHYDE 51200 CHOLINE SALICYLATE 51510 CYPROHEPTADINE 51 .840 OINOPROSTONE 51205 CHORIONIC GONADOTROPIN 51515 CYSTEINE 51.845 OIOXYLINE 51210 CHROMIC OXIDE 51520 CYTARA81NE 51,850 OIPH TET TOXOIDS PERTUSSIS 51215 CHYMOTRYPSIN 51530 DACARBAZINE 51.855 OIPHEMANIL 51220 CIMETIOINE 51535 DACTINOMYCIN 51.860 OIPHENHYDRAMINE 51225 CINNAMON OIL 51540 OANAZOL 51,865 DIPHENIOOL 51230 CISPLATIN 51545 DANTHRON 51,870 OIPHENOXYLATE & ATROPINE 51235 CITRIC ACIO 51550 OANTROLENE 51,875 OIPHENOXYLATE t ATROPINE 51240 CITRONELLA OIL 51555 DAP SONE ,885 OIPHENYLPYRALINE 51245 CLEPIASTINE 51560 OAUNORUBICIN ;: ,890 OIPHTERIA TETANUS TOXIOOS 51250 CLIDINIUM 51565 OEANOL 51 ,890 DIPHTHERIA TETANUS TOXOIOS 51255 CLINOAMYCIN 51570 DECAMETHONIUM .900 DIPHTHERIA ANTITOXIN 51260 CLOFIBRATE 51575 OEFEROXAHINE :: ,910 DIPHTHERIA TOXOIO 51265 CLOMIPHENE 51585 OEHYDROCHOLIC ACID 51.915 DIPYRIOAMOLE 51270 CLONAZEPAM 51590 OEMECARIUM 51 ,920 OISOPYRAMIOE 51275 CLONIBINE 51595 DEMECLOCYCLINE 51.925 DISULFIRAM 51280 CLORAZEPATE 51600 OESERPIDINE 51 .930 00BUTAMINE 51285 CLORTERMINE 51605 DESIPRAMINE 51.935 00CUSATE 51290 CLOTRIMAZOLE 51610 OESLANOS1OE 51.940 OOOECAETHYLENEGLYCOL 51295 CLOVE OIL 51615 OESHOPRESSIN 51.945 INVENTORY OF GENERIC NAHES

51950 DDXAPRAH 52295 FLUOROCORTISONE 52600 HISTAMINE 51955 ODXE PI N 52300 FLUHETHASONE 52605 HISTIEIINE 51960 00X0RUBICIN 52305 FLUOCINOLONE 52610 HISTOPLASMIN 51965 00XYCYCLINE 52310 FLUOCINONIDE 52615 HOMATROPINE 51970 ODXYLAMINE 52315 FLUORESCEIN 52618 HONEY 51980 DROMOSTANOLONE 52320 FLUOROMETHOLONE 52620 HCIUSE OUST ALLERGENIC EXTRACT 51985 OROPERIDOL 52325 FLUORDURACIL 52625 HYALURONIDASE 51990 DYCLONINE 52325 FLUOUROURACIL 52630 HVDRALAZINE 51995 DYDROGESTERONE 52330 FLUDXYMESTERONE 52635 HYORIOOIC ACID 52000 DYPHYLLINE 52335 FLUPHENAZINE 52640 HYDROCHLORIC ACIO 52005 ECHDTHIOPHATE 52340 FLUPREDNISOLONE 52645 HYDROCHLOROTHIAZIOE 52010 EDETATE CALCIUM OISODIUM 52345 FLURANDRENOLIOE 52650 HYDROCODONE 52015 EOETATE OISOOIUM 52350 FLURAZEPAM 52655 HYOROCORTISONE 52020 EDROPHONIUM 52355 FOLIC ACID 52660 HYOROFLUMETHIAZIOE 52025 EMETINE 52360 FORMALDEHYDE 52665 HYCUOGEN PEROXIDE 52030 ENFLURANE 52365 FORMIC ACIO 52670 HYOROMORPHONE 52035 EPHEORINE 52370 FRUCTOSE 52675 HYOROQUINDNE 52040 EPINEPHRINE 52375 FULLER-S EARTH 52680 HYDROXOCOBALAHI N 52045 ERGDCALCIFEROL 52380 FURAZOLIOONE 52685 HYOROXYAMPHETAMINE 52050 ERGONOVINE 52385 FUROSEMIDE 52690 HYDROXYCHLOROC4JINE 52055 ERGOTAMINE 52390 GALLAMINE 52695 HYCUOXYPROGESTERON E 52060 ERYTHRITYL TETRANITRATE 52395 GELATIN 52700 HYDROXYPROPYL METHYLCELLULOSE 52065 ERYTHROMYCIN 52400 GENTAMICIN 52705 HYCROXYSTIL8AMIDINE 52070 ESTRADIOL 52405 GENTIAN VIOLET 52710 HYDROXYUREA 52075 ESTR@ENS 52410 GINSENG 52715 HYCROXYZINE 52080 ESTRONE 52415 GITALIN 52720 HYOSCYAMINE 52085 ETHACRYNIC ACID 52420 GLUCAGON 52730 18UPROFEN 52090 ETHAHBUTOL 52425 GLUCOSE 52735 IWTHAMMOL 52095 ETHAVERINE 52430 GLIKOSE ENZYMATIC TEST 52740 IDOXURIDINE 52100 ETHCHLORVYNOL 52435 GLUTAMIC ACIO 52745 IMIPRAMINE 52105 ETHER 52440 GLUTARALDEHYOE 52750 IMMUNE GLOBULIN 52110 ETHINAMATE 52445 GLUTETHIMIDE 52755 INOIGOINDISULFONATE 52115 ETHIDNAMIOE 52450 GLYCERIN 52765 INDOCYANINE GREEN 52120 ETHOHEPTAZINE 52455 GLYCOPYRROLATE 52770 INIX3METHACIN 52125 ETHOPROPAZINE 52460 GLYCOPYRROLATE UIPHENOBARBITAL 52775 INFANT FORMULA 52130 ETHOSUXAMIOE 52465 GLYCYRRHIZA 52780 INFLUENZA VIRUS VACCINE 52130 ETHOSUXIMIDE 52470 GOLO SOOIUM THIOMALATE 52785 INOSITOL 52135 ETHOTOIN 52475 GOLO SOOIUM THI13SULFATE 52790 INSULIN 52140 ETHOXAZENE 52480 GRISEOFULVIN 52795 INUL IN 52145 ETHOXZOLAMIOE 52485 GUAIACOL 52800 INVERT SUGAR 52150 ETHYL ACETATE 52490 GUAIFENESIN 52805 IOCARMATE MEGLUMINE 52155 ETHYL CHLORIOE 52495 GUANETHIDINE 52810 IOCETAMIC ACIO 52160 ETHYLESTRENOL 52500 GUANIDINE 52B15 IODAMIOE MEGLUMINE 52165 ETHYLMORPHINE 52505 HALAZONE 52820 IOOINE TOPICAL PREPARATIONS 52170 ETHYLNOREPINEPHRINE 52510 HALCINONIDE 52820 TOPICAL IODINE PREPARATIONS 52175 ETIOOCAINE 52520 HALOPERIDOL 52825 IODINATEO GLYCEROL 52180 ETIDOCAINE & EPINEPHRINE 52525 HALOPROGIN 52B30 IOOINE SOLUTIONS 52185 ET19RONATE DISODIUM 52530 HALOTHANE 52835 IODIPAMIDE MEGLUMINE 52190 EUCALYPTOL 52535 HAMAMELIS WATER 52845 1000CHLORHYDROXYQUIN 52195 EUGENOL 52540 HEPARIN 52850 1000QUINOL 52200 EVANS BLUE 52545 HEPATITIS B IMMUNE GLOBULIN 52855 IOPANOIC ACIO 52210 FAST GREEN FCF 52550 HESPERIDIN 52860 IOPHENOYLATE 52215 FENFLURAMINE 52555 HETASTARCH C SOOIIJM CHLORIDE 52865 IOTHALAMATE 52220 FENOPROFEN 52560 HEXACHLOROPHENE 52870 IPECAC 52225 FENTANYL 52565 HEXAFLUORENIUM 52875 IPECAC AND OPIUM 52270 FIBRINOLYSIN 52575 HEXESTROL 52880 IPOOATE CALCIUM 52273 FI13RINAL W/COOEINE 52580 HEXOBARBITAL 52885 IRON PREPARATIONS 52275 FLAVOXATE 52585 HEXOCYCLIUM 52888 IRON QUININE & STRYCHNINE 52280 FLOXURIOINE 52590 HEXYLCAINE 52890 IRON BILE SALTS 52290 FLUCYTOSINE 52595 HEXYLRESORCINOL 52895 ISOCAR80XAZID INVENTORY OF GENERIC NAMES

52900 ISOETHARINE 53255 HEASLES VIRUS VACCINE 53560 METHOCARBAMOL 52905 I SOFLUROPHAT E 53260 #!EBENDAZOLE 53565 METHOHEXITAL 52%0 I SOL EUCINE 53265 MECAHYLAHINE 53570 METHOTREXATE 52915 ISONIAZID 53270 HECHLORETHAHINE 53575 METHOTRFMEPRAZINE 52920 ISOPROPAMIOE 53275 MECLIZINE 53580 METHOXAMINE 52925 ISOPROPYL ALCOHOL 53280 NEDROXYPROGESTERONE 53585 METHOXSALEN 52930 ISOPROTERENOL 53285 MEDRYSONE 53590 HETHOXYFLURANE 52935 ISOSORBIDE 53290 MEFENAMIC ACID 53595 METHOXYPHENAH?NE 52945 ISDXSUPRINE 53295 MEGESTROL 53600 METHSCOPOLAMINE 52950 KANAMYCIN 53298 HEGLUMINE 53605 METHSUXIMIDE 52955 KAOLIN 53300 HELPHALAN 53610 M~HYCLOTHIAZIDE 52965 KARAYA GUM 53315 MENSNGOCOCCAL VACCINE 53615 METHYL ALCOHOL 52970 KETAMINE 53320 HENDTROPINS 53620 METHYL SALICYLATE 52975 LACTASE 53325 MENTHOL 53625 METHYLBENZETHONIUH CHLORIOE 52980 LACTIC ACID 53330 MEPENZOLATE 53630 METHYLCELLULOSE 52985 LACTOBACILLUS ACIDOPHILUS 53335 MEPERIOINE 53635 METHYLOOPA 52990 LAC’TOSE 53340 MEPHENESIN 53640 METHYLENE BLUE 52995 LACTULOSE 53345 MEPHENTER141NE 53645 HETHYLERGONOVINE 53000 LANATOSIOE C 53350 MEPHENYTOIN 53650 METHYLPARABEN 53005 LAURYL SULFOACETATE 53355 MEPHOBARBITAL 53655 METHYLPHENIDATE 53010 LAVENOER OIL 53360 MEPIVACAINE 53660 METHYLPREONISOLONE 53015 LEAO ACETATE 53365 MEPREDNISONE 53670 METHYLTESTOSTERONE 53020 LECITHIN 53370 HEPROBAMATE 53675 METHYPRYLON 53025 LEMON OIL 53375 HERBROMIN 53680 HETHYSERGll)E 53030 LEUCINE 53380 HERCAPTOMERIN 53685 METOCURINE 53035 LEUCOVORIN 53380 14ERCAPTOPURINE 53690 METOLAZONE 53040 LEVALLORPHAN 53385 HERCAPTOPURI NE 53695 METRIZAHIDE 53045 LEVOOESOXYEPHEDR INE 53390 HERCOCRESOLS 53700 METRONIOAZOLE 53050 LEVOOOPA 53395 MERCURIC CHLORIDE 53705 METYRAPDNE 53055 LEVORPHANOL 53400 MERCURIC CYANIDE 53710 METYROSINE 53060 LEVOPROPOXYPHENE 53405 HERCIEtIC IOOIOE 53715 MICONAZOLE 53065 LEVDTHYROXINE 53410 HERCURIC OXIDE 53720 HINERAL OIL 53070 LItlOCAINE 53415 HERCURIC SULFIDE 53725 MINOCYCLINE 53085 LIME SOLUTION SULFURATED 53420 HERCUROPHYLLI NE 53730 MINDXIOIL 53090 LINCOMYCIN 53425 HERCUROUS CHLORIOE 53735 MITHRAMYCIN 53095 LINDANE 53430 HERSALYL & THEOPHYLLINE 53740 MITOMYCIN 53100 LINOLENIC ACIO 53435 MESORIDAZINE 53745 MITOTANE 53105 LINSEEO OIL 53440 HETCCLOPRAMIDE 53750 MOLINOONE 53110 LIOTHYRONINE 53445 HETOPROLOL 53755 MONDBENZONE 53115 LIOTRIX 53450 HETAPROTERENOL 53760 MORPHINE 53120 LITHIUM 53455 HETARAHINOL 53765 MORPHINE E ATROPINE 53125 LIVER DERIVATIVE 53460 HETAXALONE 53770 MORRHUATE SOOIUM 53135 LOMUSTINE 53465 HETHACHOLINE 53775 MOUTHHASH 53140 LOPERAMIDE 53470 HETHACYCLINE 53780 MULTIVITAMINS GENERAL 53145 LORbZEPAM 53475 HETHAOONE 53800 MULTIVITAMINS PRENATAL 53150 LOXAPINE 53485 HETHAHPHETAHI NE 53810 MUMPS IMHUNE GLOBULIN 53155 LYPRESSIN 53490 HETHANDRIOL 53815 MUMPS SKIN-TEST ANTIGEN 53160 LYSINE 53495 HETHANDROSTENOLONE 53820 MUMPS VIRUS VACCINE 53165 MAFENIDE 53500 HETHANTHELINE 53825 HUSTARO OIL 53170 UAGALORATE 53505 HETHAPYRILENE 53835 HYRRH 53175 MAGNESIUM ANTACIDS 53510 HETHAQUALONE 53840 NADOLOL 53180 MAGNESIUM GLUCONATE 53515 HETHARBITAL 53845 NAFCILLIN 53185 NAGNESIUH & SODIUM CITRATES 53520 HETHAZOLAHIDE 53855 NALBUPHINE 53190 MAGNESIUM CHLORIDE 53525 HETHDILAZINE 53860 NALIDIXIC ACID 53195 HAGNESIUH CATHARTICS 53530 HETHENAHINE 53865 NALOXONE 53220 HAGNESIUFl SALICYLATE 53535 HETHICILLIN 53870 NANDROLDNE 53235 HALT SOUP EXTRACT 53540 HETHIHAZOLE 53875 NAPHAZOLINE 53240 HANGANESE GLUCONATE 53545 HETHIDDAL SODIUH 53880 NAPROXEN 53245 HANNITOL 53550 HETHIONINE 53885 NATAHYCIN 53250 14AZINDOL 53555 HETHIXENE 53890 NEGATOL LNVCN!UKT Vt btNtKIL NAPlt>

53895 NE OHYC IN 54215 PAREGORIC 54550 PLASMA PROTEIN FRACTION 53900 NEOSTIGMINE 54220 PARGYLINE 54555 PNEUMOCOCCAL VACCINE 53905 NIACIN 54225 PAROMOEIYCIN 54560 PC!~PHYLLUM 53%5 NIACINAM?QE 54230 PATCH3ULI OIL 54565 POISON IVY EXTRACT 53920 NICOTItWL ALCOHOL 54235 PEANUT OIL 54570 POLAXAMER 53925 NIKETHAMIDE 54240 PEMOLINE 54575 POLIG VACCINE 53930 NITROFURANTOIN 54245 PENICILLAMINE 545B5 POLLEN ANTIGEN 53935 NITROFURAZONE 54250 PENICILLIN 54590 POLYETHYLENE GLYCOL 53940 NITRCGEN 54270 PENICILLOYL 54595 POLYMIXIN B 53945 NITROGLYCERIN 54275 PENTAERYTHRI TOL 54605 POLYTHIAZIOE 53950 NITROUS OXIDE 54280 PENTAGASTRIN 54610 POLYVINYL ALCOHOL 53955 NONOXYNOL 54290 PENTAZOCINE 54615 POTASH SULFURATED 53960 NOREPINEPHRINE 54295 PENTOBARBITAL 54620 POTASSIUM ALKALINIZING AGENTS 53965 NORETHINORONE 54300 PENTYLENETETRAZOL 54625 POTASSIUM AMINOBENZOATE 53970 NORGESTREL 54305 PEPPERMINT 54630 POTASSIUM ARSENITE 53975 NORTRIPTYLINE 54310 PEPSIN 54640 POTASSIUM BITARTRATE 53980 NOSCAPINE 54320 PERPHENAZINE 54645 POTASSIUM BROMIDE 53985 NOV0810CIN 54325 PERTUSSIS IMMUNE GLOBULIN 54650 POTASSIUM CARBONATE 53990 NYLIDRIN 54330 PETROLATUM 54655 POTASSIUM REPLACEMENT SOLUTIONS 53995 NYSTATIN 54345 PHENACEMIOE 54700 POTASSIUM GUAIACOLSULFONATE 54000 OATMEAL 54350 PHENACETIN 54705 POTASSIUM HYDROXIOE 54005 OCTYL DIMETHYL PA8A 54355 PHENAPHEN WCODEINE 54710 POTASSIUM IODIOE 54010 OCTYL METHOXYCINNAMATE 54360 PHENAPHTHAZINE 54715 POTASSIUM NITRATE 54015 OINTMENT HYDROPHILIC 54365 PHENAZOPYRIDINE 54720 POTASSIUM OXYQUINOLINE SULFATE 54020 OLEANOOMYCIN 54370 PHENDIMETRAZINE 54725 POTASSIUM PERCHLORATE 54025 OLEIC ACXO 54375 PHENELZINE 54730 POTASSIUM PERMANGANATE 54030 OLIVE OIL 54380 PHENINOIONE 54735 POTASSIUM ACIDIFYING AGENTS 54035 OPIUM 54385 PHENIRAMINE 54740 POTASSIUM SODIUM TARTRATE 54045 ORANGE OIL 54390 PHENMETRAZINE 54745 POTASSIUM THIOCYANATE 54050 ORPHENAORINE 54395 PHENOBARBITAL 54750 PRALIDOXIME 54055 ORTHOTOLIDINE REAGENT 54400 PHENOL 54755 PRAMOXINE 54060 0UA8 AI N 54405 PHENOLPHTHALEIN 54760 PRAZEPAM 54065 OX 81LE EXTRACT 54410 PHENOLSULFONPHTHALEI N 54765 PRAZOSIN 54070 OXACILLIN 54415 PHENOXYBENZAMINE 54770 PREDNISOLONE 54075 OXALIC ACIO 54420 PHENPROCOUMON 54775 PREDNISONE 54080 OXANOROLONE 54425 PHENSUXIMIDE 547B5 PRILOCAINE 54085 OXAZEPAM 54430 PHENTERMINE 54790 PRIMAQUINE 54090 OXOLINIC ACID 54435 PHENTOLAMINE 54795 PRIMIOONE 54095 OXYPHENCYCLIMINE 54440 PHENYL SALICYLATE 54800 PROBENECID 54100 OXTRIPHYLLINE 54445 PHENYLALANINE 54805 PROBUCOL 54105 0XY8UTYNIN 54450 PHENYLBUTAZONE 54810 PROCAINAMIDE 54110 OXYCHLOROSENE 54455 PHENYLEPHRINE 54815 PROCAINE 54115 OXYGEN 54460 PHENYLMERCURIC NITRATE 54825 PROCARBAZINE 54120 OXYMETAZOLINE 54465 PHENYLPROPANOLAMI NE 54830 PRWHLORPERAZINE 54130 OXYMETHOLONE 54470 PHENYTOIN 54835 PRCKYCLIOINE 54135 OXYMORPHONE 54475 PHOSPHOMOLYBDATE REAGENT 54840 PROFLAVINE 54140 OXYPHENBUTAZONE 54480 PHOSPHORIC ACID 54845 PROGESTERONE 54145 OXYPHENOMIUM 54485 PHTHALYLSULFATHIAZOLE 54B50 PROMAZINE 54150 OXYTETRACYCLINE 54490 PHYSOSTIGMINE 54860 PROMETHAZINE 54155 OXYTOCIN 54495 PHYTONADIONE 54865 PROPRANOLOL 54160 PANCREATIC 54500 PILOCARPINE 54870 PROPANTHELINE 54165 PANCRELIPASE 54505 PIPERACETAZI NE 54875 PROPARACAINE 54170 PANCURONIUM 54510 PIPERAZINE 54880 PROPIOLACTONE 54175 PANTOTHENIC ACID 54515 PIPERAZINE ESTRONE 54885 PROPIOMAZINE 54180 PAPAIN 54520 PIPEROCAINE 54890 PROPOXYPHENE 54190 PAPAVERINE 54525 PIPOBROMAN 54B95 PROPYLENE GLYCOL 54195 PARALOEHYDE 54530 PITUITARY POSTERIOR 54900 PROPYLHEXEORINE 54200 PARAMETHADIONE 54535 PLACEBO 54905 PROPYLPARABEN 54205 PARAMETHASONE 54540 PLAGUE VACCINE 54910 PROPYLTHIOURACIL 54210 PARATHYROIO 54545 PLANTAGO SEED 54915 PROTAMINE SULFATE INVENTORY OF GENERIC NAMES

54920 PROTEIN HYDROLYSATE 55260 ANTIVENIN SNAKE BITE 55570 SULFAPYRIDINE 54930 PRDTEOLYTIG ENZYUE 55265 SOAP 55575 ~ULFASALAZINE 54935 PRDTIRELIN 55270 SOOILJMACETATE 55580 SULFATHIAZOLE 54%0 PROTOKYLOL 55275 SOOIUM BENZOATE 55585 SULFINPYRAZOLE 54%5 PRDTOVERATRINE 55280 SOOIUM BICARBONATE 55585 SULFINPYRAZONE 54950 PROTRI PTYLINE 55285 SOOIW BISULFATE 55590 SULFISOXAZOLE 54%0 PSEUDOEPHEDRINE 55290 S00IUM BISULFITE 55595 SULFOBROMOPHTHAL EIN 54965 PSYLU W 55295 SODIUM BORATE 55600 SULFOSALICYLIC ACID 54975 PYRANTEL 55300 SOOIUM BROMIOE 55605 SULFOXONE SOOIUM 54980 PYRAZINA?41DE 55305 SOD IUM CACODYLATE 55610 SULFUR 54985 PYRIOOSTIGMINE 55310 SOOIUM CARBON4TE 55613 SULFUR (CATHARTIC) 54990 PYRIDOXINE 55315 SOOIUM CHLORIDE 55615 SULINOAC 54995 PYRILAMINE 55320 SOOIUM CITRATE 55615 SULINOAC 55000 PYRIWTHA141NE 55325 SOOIUM BICHROMATE 55620 SULISOBENZONE 55005 PYRITHIONE 55330 SODIUM FLUORIOE 55630 SUTILAINS 55015 PYROGALLOL 55335 SODIUM GLUTAMATE 55635 SYRUP 55020 PYROXYLIN 55340 SOOIUM HYOROXIDE 55640 TALBUTAL 55025 PYRvINIUFl 55345 SODIUM HYPOCHLORITE 55645 TALC 55030 QUINACRINE 55355 SOOIUM LACTATE 55650 TAMOXIFEN 55035 QUINESTROL 55360 SOOIUM LAURYL SULFATE 55655 TANNIC ACID 55040 QUINETHAZONE 55365 SOOIUM NITRITE 55665 TARTARIC AC: o 55045 QUINIDINE 55370 SOOIUM NITROPRUSSIOE 55670 TERBUTALINE 55050 QUININE 55380 SDDIU4 PER80RATE 55675 TERPIN HYDRi TE 55055 RABIES IMNUNE GLDBULIN 55385 SOOIUH PHOSPHATE 55680 TERPIN HYORATE & CODEINE 55060 RABIES VACCINE 55390 SODIUM POLYSTYRENE SULFONATE 55685 TERPIN HYDRATE & OM 55063 RACEPHEDRINE 55400 SODIUN SUCCINATE 55690 TESTDLACTONE 55065 RASPBERRY SYRUP 55405 SOOIU4 SULFATE 55695 TESTOSTERONE 55070 RAUHOLFIA 55410 SODIUM SULFITE 55700 TETANUS ANTITOXIN 55075 RESCINNAMINE 55415 SOOI UM TETRADECYL SULFATE 55705 TETANUS IMMUNE GLOBULIN 55080 RESERPINE 55420 SOOI13MTHIQSALICYLATE 55710 TETANUS TOXOID 55085 RESORCINOL 55425 SODIUM THIOSULFATE 55715 TETRACAINE 55095 RHUBARB & SODA 55430 SDMATROPIN 55720 TETRACHLORSALICYLANILIOE 55105 RIBOFLAVIN 55435 SORBITOL 55725 TETRACYCLINE 55110 RIFAHPIN 55440 SOYBEAN OIL 55730 TETRAHYDROZOLINE 55115 RINGER’S LACTATED 55445 SPEARMINT OIL 55735 THEOBROMINE 55120 ROSA GALLICA EXTRACT 55450 SPECTINOMYCIN 55740 THEOBROMINE MAGNESIUM OLEATE 55125 ROSE HATER 55455 ANTIVENIN SPIOER BITE 55745 THEOPHYLLINE 55130 RUBELLA VIRUS VACCINE 55455 ANTIVENIN SPIDER-BITE 55750 THIABENOAZOLE 55135 RUTI N 55460 SPIRONOLACTONE 55755 THIAMINE 55140 SACCHARIN 55465 STANNOUS FLUORIDE 55760 THIAMYLAL 55145 SAFFLOWER OIL 55470 STANOZOLOL 55765 THIETHYLPERAZINE 55150 SALICYLAHIOE 55475 STAPHYLOCOCCUS TOXOID 55770 THIHEROSAL 55160 SALICYLIC ACID 55480 STARCH 55775 THIOGUANINE 55165 SALSALATE 55485 STEARIC ACID 55780 THIOPENTAL 55170 SCARLET REO 55490 STEARYL ALCOHOL 55785 THIORIOAZINE 55180 SCOPDLANINE 55495 SIREPTOKINASE 55790 THIOTEPA 55185 SECD8ARBITAL 55500 STREPTOMYCIN 55795 THIOTHIXENE 55190 SECRETIN 55505 STRYCHNINE 55800 THIPHENAMIL 55195 SELENZUN SULFIOE 55510 SUCCINYLCHOLINE 55805 THREONINE 55200 SENNA 55515 SUCCINYLSULFATHIAZOLE 55810 THROklBIN 55210 SESAW OIL 55520 SUCROSE 55815 THYMOL 55215 SILICIG ACID 55525 SULFACETAHIDE 55820 THYROGLOBULIN 55220 SILVER I(X) IDE 55530 SULFACHLORPYRIDAZINE 55825 THYROID 55225 SILVER NITRATE 55535 SULFACYTINE 55830 THYROTROPIN 55230 SILVER PROTEIN 55540 SILFADIAZINE 55835 TICARCILLIN 55235 SILVER SULFAOIAZI?E 55545 SULFAHETER 55840 TICRYNAFEN 55240 SIMETHIC~E 55550 SULFAHETHIZOLE 55845 TINDLOL 55245 SINCALIOE 55555 SULFAHETHOXAZOLE 55850 TOERAMYCIN 55250 SITOSTEROLS 55560 SULFAUETH3XYPYRIDAZINE 55870 TOLAZAUIDE 55255 SMALLPOX VACCZNE 55565 SULFANILAHIDE 55875 TOLAZOLINE INVENTORY OF GENERIC HARES

55880 TCUBUTMIDE 56180 VINCRISTINE 55885 TOLHETIN 56185 VITAMIN A 55890 TDLNAFTATE 56190 VITAHIN A & o 55895 TRSKANTH 56192 VITAMIN B-12 55900 TRANYLCYPROH INE 56193 VITAMIN C 55905 TRETINCIIN 56194 VITAHIN D 55910 TRI ACETI N 56195 VITAHIN E 55%5 TRIAHCINMONE 56198 VITAHIN K 55925 TRIAHTERENE 56205 HARFARIN 55930 TRICHLORWTHIAZIDE 56210 HATER STERILE 55935 TRI tWLOROAC~ IC ACID 56220 klHITE LOTION 55940 TRICHLOROETHY LE NE 56225 WHITE PINE SYRUP 55%5 TRICLOFOS 56230 WILO CHERRY SYRUP 55950 TRIDIHEXHWL 56235 WINE 55955 TRIETHANOLAUINE 56240 XYLOMETAZOLINE 55960 TRIFLUOPERAZINE 56245 XYLOSE 55%5 TRIFLUOPERAZINE 56250 YEA ST 55%5 TRIFLUPROHAZINE 56255 YELLOW FEVER VACCINE 55970 TRIGLYCERIDES 56260 YUHIMBENE 55975 TRIHEXYPHENIDYL 56265 ZINC TOPICAL AGENTS 55985 TRIHEPRAZINE 56270 ZOLAMINE 55990 TRIHETHADIONE 56285 ZINC SULFATE 55995 TRIHETHAPHAN 93905 NIACIN 55998 TRIHETHOPRIH WSULFAHETHOXAZOLE 55998 TRIHETHOPRI!4 WSULFASOXAZIJLE 56000 TRIHETHOBENZAHIOE 56000 TRIHI PRAHINE 56005 lRIf41PRAHINE 56010 TRIOXSALEN 56015 TRIPELENNAHI NE 56020 TRIPROLIOINE 56025 TRISULFAPYRI HIOINES 56030 TROLAHINE 56040 TRO#lETHAHINE 56045 TROPIGAHIOE 56050 TRYPTOPHAN 56060 TUAHINOHEPTANE 56065 TUBERCULIN 56075 TUBDCURARINE 56080 TURPENTINE 56085 TYBA!4ATE 56090 TYLOXAPOL 56095 TYPHOID VACCINE 56100 TYPHUS VACCINE 56105 TYROPANOATE SODIUM 56110 UNOECYLENIC ACID 56115 URACIL 56120 UREA 56125 URETHAN 56130 UROKINASE 5613.5 VALERIAN 56140 VALI NE 56145 VALPROIC ACID 56150 VANCOHYCIN 56155 VANZ LLI N 56160 LYPRESSIN 56160 VASOPRESSIN 56165 VERATRU4 VIRIDE 56170 VI BARABINE 56175 VINBLASTINE w MEDICATION CODE LISTS NAMCS 1980 N 00005 A C D VITAMIN 00305 ACETIC ACID 00585 AOSORBOCARPINE 00010 A Ak10 D 90310 ACETIC ACID GLACIAL 00590 ADSC!RBONAC 00015 A.A.S. 00315 ACETOHIST 00595 AOSORBOTEAR 00020 A.C.h. 00320 ACETONE 00600 AEROLATE 00025 A.D.C. VITAMIN OROPS 00325 ACETOSPAN 00605 AEROLONE 00030 A.P.C. 00330 ACETYCOL 00610 AEROSEB-DEX 00035 A.P.C. BUFFERED 00335 ACETYLCHOLINE 00615 AEROSEB-HC 00040 A.P.C. COMPOUND 00340 ACHROMYCIN 00620 AEROSPORIN 00045 A.P.C. NO. 2 00345 ACHROMYCIN V 00625 AFKO EAR DROPS 00050 A.P.C. NO. 3 00350 ACHROSTATIN V 00630 AFKO-LUBE 00055 A.P.C. NO. 4 00353 ACIDIFYING AGENT 00635 AFKO-LUBE LAX 00060 A.P.C. W/BUTALBITAL 00355 ACI-JEL 00640 AFKO-LUBE SYRUP 00065 A.P.C. W/COOEIN~ 00360 ACID MANTLE 00645 AFRIN 00070 A.P.C. WIDEMEROL 00365 ACID PH 00650 AFRINOL REPETAB 00075 A.P.C. W/GELSEMIUM 00370 ACID-EZE 00655 AFTATE 00080 A.P.C. W/GELSEMIUM & PB 00375 ACID-EZE EC 00660 AGDRAL 00085 A.P.C. W/MEPERIOINE HCL 00380 ACIDULATED PHOSPHA TE FLUORIDE 00665 AHBIO-12 00090 A.P.C. WIPHENOBARB 00385 ACIDULIN 00670 AIR-TABS GG 00095 A.P.Lq 00390 ACNAVIEEN BAR 00675 AIRET 00100 A.S.A. 00395 ACNE 00680 AIRET GG a 00105 A.S.A. & CODEINE 00400 ACNE-AID 00685 AKINETON Qo 00110 A.S.A. COMPOUND 00405 ACNE-OOME 00690 AKNE ORYING LOTION o 00115 A.S.A. NO. 2 00410 ACNEOERM 00695 AKNE ORAL 00120 A.S.A. NO. 3 00415 ACNO 00700 AKRINOL 00125 A.S.A. NO. 4 00420 ACNOMEAO 00705 AL-AY 00130 A-CAINE 00425 ACNOMEL 00710 AL-O-MAG 00135 A-CILLIN 00430 ACOOA ZEM 00715 AL-R 00140 A-FIL 00435 ACON 00720 ALAORINE 00145 A-HYDROCORT 00440 ACONITE 00725 ALAMAG 00150 A-M-T 004=45 ACOTUS 00730 ALAMINE 00450 ACRIFLAVINE 00735 ALBALON 00155 A-METHAPREO >2 00160 A-PDXIOE ()(34== -----Ac-ru 00740 ALBALON-A 00165 A-10 D-5-W T- “O ACTHAR 00745 AL8AMEA0 00170 A-ZOO PYRINATE 0046L ~ ACTICORT 00750 ALBAMYCIN 00175 A-5 D-5-W 00470 ACTIOIL 00755 ALBUCON 00180 ABBOKINASE 00475 ACTIFEO 00760 ALBUCONN 00185 ABCDG 004B0 ACTIFEO-C 00765 AL8UMINAR 00190 ABDEC oo485 . ACT13L.—— 00770 ALBUMISOL rm&Ql 00775 ALBUSPAN 00195 A8DOL ““..- n AD-CEBRIN W/FLUORI :DE ORDPS 00200 ABDOL W/VITAMIN C 00495 ADABEE 00760 ALEUTEIN 00205 ABUK 00500 ADABEE W/#lINERALS 00785 ALCAINE 00210 ACCELERATE 00505 ADAPETTES 00790 ALCOHOL 00215 ACCELERASE-P8 00510 ADAPIN 00795 ALCOHOL ABSOLUTE 00220 ACCUR8RON 00515 AOAPT 00800 ALCOHOL ISOPROPYL 00225 ACD nn~pn----- ADEECON 00805 ALCOHOL RUBBING 00230 ACEDOVAL 00525 ADEFLOR 00810 ALCON 00235 ACEDYNE WAFER 00530 ADENO 00815 ALCON-EFRIN 00240 ACEPHEN 00535 ADENOSINE 00820 ALCOPHOBIN 00245 ACETA 00540 AOIPEX 00825 ALDACTAZIDE 00250 ACETA WICODEINE 00545 ADOPHYLLIN ELIX IR 00830 ALOACTONE 00255 ACETAGESIC 00550 ADPHEN 00835 ALDOCLOR 00260 ACETAMINOPHEN 00555 ADRENAL CORTEX 00840 ALDOCLOR-250 00265 ACETAMINOPHEN NO. 2 00560 ADRENALIN 00845 ALDOMET 00270 ACETAHINOPHEN NO. 3 00563 ADRENERGIC AGENT 00850 ALOORI~ 00275 ACETAMINOPHEN NO. 4 00564 ADRENERGIC BLOCKING AGENT 00855 ALERBUF 00280 ACETAMINOPHEN W/CODEINE 00565 ADRENOSEM 00860 ALERHINE 00285 ACETANILID 00570 ADRIAMYCIN 00865 ALEVAIRE 00290 ACETATEO RINGERaS 00575 ADROYD 00870 ALGIGEL 00295 ACETAZOLAMIDE 00580 ADRIKIL 00875 ALISEO 00300 ACETEST’ 00583 ADSORBENT O08B0 ALKA-SELTZER HEDICATIIHC CODE LISTS NAHCS 19B0

00885 ALKA-SELTZER PLUS 01175 ALUDROX 01475 AMINOPHYLLINE PHENOBARBITAL 00890 ALKA-SELTZER UITHCUT ASPIRIN 01180 ALUH ACETATE SOLUTIEIN (BUROU”SI 01480 AHINOSALICYLATE SODIUN 00895 ALKA-2 011B5 ALUM AH!40NIUH LUMP 01485 AHINOSALICYLIC ACIO ENSEAL 00900 ALKALI NE AROMATIC 01190 ALUH AMMONIUM POWDER 01490 AMINOSOL 00903 ALKALI NI ZI NG AGENT 01195 ALUH 01495 AMINOSYN 00905 ALKALOL 01200 ALUH PObK)ER 01500 AMINPi+fLLINE 00910 ALKARAU 01205 ALUHADRINE 01505 AMIPAWE 00915 ALKERAN 01210 ALUHAG 01510 AMIRON 00920 ALKETS 01215 ALUHINETT 01515 AMITIO 00925 ALL8 EE 01220 ALUHINUM 01520 AMITONE 00930 ALLBEE C BOO PLUS IRON 01225 ALUMINUM HYDROXIDE D1525 AMITRIL 00935 ALLBEE W/C 01230 ALUH HYOROX-MAG TRISILICATE 01530 AMITRIPTYLINE 00940 ALLBEE-T 01235 ALUHINUM HAGNESIUM HYDROXIDE 01535 AMITRIPTYLINE W/PERPHENAZINE 00945 ALLER8EN 01240 ALUHINUM PASTE 01540 AMIZINE 00950 ALLER81D 01245 ALUH SUBACETATE SOLUTION 01545 AMLAX 00955 ALLERCREME 01250 ALUH+AG HYOROX M/SIMETHICONE 01550 AMMENS 00960 ALLEREST 01255 ALUPENT 01555 AMMONIA AROMATIC ASPIROL 00965 ALLEREST NASAL SPRAY 01260 ALWtATE ELIXIR 01560 AMMONIA AROMATIC SPIRIT 00970 ALLEREST TIME CAPSULE 01265 ALUSCOP 01565 AMMONIATED MERCURY 00975 ALLERFRIN 01270 ALUSIL 01570 AMMONIUM CHLORIDE 00980 ALLERGY RELIEF OR SHOTS 01275 ALUWETS WET DRESSING 01575 AMMONIUM CHLORIOE RED 00980 ANTIGEN INJECTION 01280 AM ZYME 01580 AMNESTRDGEN 00985 ALLERMINE 01285 AH-PHED 01585 AMD-FEO 00990 ALLERNADE T.D. IMPROVED 01290 AHANTAOINE 01590 AMOBARB SECOBARB 00995 ALLERPHEO 01295 AHARIL O 01595 AMOBARBITAL 01000 ALLERPHEO C EXPECTORANT 01300 AHAVIL 01600 AMOBARBITAL-EPHEORINE 01005 ALLERPHEO SYRUP 01305 AMBENY~ 01605 AMOORINE 01010 ALLERPROP T.D. 01310 AMBODRYL 01610 AMOGEL PG 01015 ALLERSONE 01315 AMCILL 01615 AMDLIN 01020 ALLERSPAN 01320 AHCORT 01620 AMONIORIN 01025 ALLERSTAT 01325 AHEN 01625 AMOSTAT 01030 ALLOFURINOL 01330 AHERI EZP 01630 AMOXICILLIN 01035 ALLYLGESIC kf/ERGOTAMINE 01335 AMERICAINE 01635 AMOXICILLIN TRIHYORATE 01040 ALMA-MAG NO. 4 01340 AHERICAINE DROPS 01640 AMOXIL 01045 ALMEBEX PLUS B-12 01345 AMERICAINE FIRST AID SPRAY 01645 AMPHED 01050 ALMERET 1000 01350 AHERICAINE LUBRICANT 01650 AMPHENE 01055 ALMEZYNE 01355 AMERIPEN 01655 AMPHENOL 01060 ALMOCARPINE 01360 AklERTAN 01660 AMPHETAMINE 01065 ALMOPHEN 01365 AHESEC 01665 AMPHICOL 01070 ALMORA 01370 AMICAL FORMULA NO. 1 01670 AMPHDJEL 01075 ALO TUSS IMPROVEO 01375 AHICAR 01675 AMPHOJEL W/MINERAL OIL 01080 ALOPHEN PILL 01380 AHID-SAL 0167B AMPHOTERICI~ 01085 ALPHA CHYMAR 01385 AHIDE V.C. VAGINAL 01680 AMPI-CO 01090 ALPHA-KERI 01390 AHIDE V.S. VAGINAL INSERT 01685 AMPICILLIN 01095 ALPHA-RUVITE 01395 AHIDOXINE 01690 AMPICILLIN TRIHYCRATE 01100 ALPHAOER~ 01400 AHIGEN 01695 AMQUIN KCL 10% SUGAR-FREE 01105 ALPHADROL 01405 AHIKACIN 01700 AMWINTUSSIN 01110 ALPHALIN 01410 AMIKIN 01705 AMWINTUSSIN DM 01115 ALPHALIN GELSEAL 01415 APIIN-AIO 01710 AMSEO 01120 ALPHAMUL 01420 AHINO-CERV 01715 AHTET 01125 ALPHAPROOINE 01425 AMINOACETIC ACIO 01720 AMYL NITRITE 01130 ALPHAREDISO~ 01430 AHINODUR DURA-TAB 01723 AMYLOIOOSIS 01135 ALPHATOCOPHEROL 01435 AHINOCYNE 01725 AMYTAL 01140 ALPHOSYL HQ 01440 AHINODYNE ELIXIR 01730 ANA EMERGENCY INSECT STING KIT 01145 ALTERNAGE~ 01445 AMINOHIFPURATE 01735 ANABOL 01150 ALTO-PREO 01450 AHINOPHYLLIN 0173B ANABOLIC AGENT 01155 ALU-CAP 01455 AHINOPHYLLIM 01740 ANABOLIN 01160 ALU-MAG 01460 AMINOPHYLLINE & AMYTAL 01745 ANABOLIN LA-1OO 01165 ALU-TAB 01465 AHINOPHYLLINE COFIPDUNQ 01750 ANACEL w w 01170 ALUDINE 01470 AHINOPHYLLINE EPHEO ANOBARB 01755 ANACIN MEDICATION CODE LIST, NAMCS 1980

01760 ANADROL 02050 ANOQUAN 02315 ANUSOL-HC 01765 ANAIOS 02053 ANOREXIC AGENT 02320 APAC 01770 ANALBALM 02055 ANOVO 02325 APACOMP 01775 ANALGESIC 02060 ANSEMCO 02330 APADON 01780 ANALGESIC BALM 02065 ANSEMCO NO- 8 02335 APAP 01785 ANALGESIC COMPOUND 02070 ANSPOR 02340 APAP W/CODEINE 01790 ANALGESIC EMULSION 02075 ANTABUSE 02345 APAP H/CODEINE ELIXIR 01795 ANALGESIC LINIMENT 02080 ANTACID 02350 APAP W/PHENYLPROPANOLAMINE 01800 ANALGESINE 02085 ANTACID #6 02355 APATATE 01805 ANALGESTINE 0208B ANTACID AND AOSORBENT 02360 APHCO HEMORRHOIDAL 01810 ANALGETS WAFER 02090 ANTAGONATE 02365 APHJNALS 01815 ANALONE 02095 ANALGESIC 02370 APLISOL 01820 ANA#lINE 021.00 ANTAR 02375 APLITEST 1825 ANANASE 02105 ANTAR II 023B0 APOMORPHINE 01830 ANAPHEN 02110 ANTEPAR 02385 APPET-AID 01835 ANAPHYLATIC SHOCK ORLIG KIT 02113 ANTHELMINTIC AGENT 02390 APPET-IRON 01838 ANAPROX 02115 ANTHRA-DERM 02395 APRESAZI13E 01840 ANASPA~ 02120 ANTI-RALIN 02400 APRESODEX 01B45 ANASPAZ-PB 02125 ANTIACID 02 405 APRESOLINE 01850 ANATUSS 02130 ANTI TEN 02410 APRESOLINE-ESIDRIX 01855 ANAVAR . 02135 ANTI-ITCH 02415 APRISAC 01860 AN8ESOL 02140 ANTI-NAUSEA SUPPRETTE 02420 APTROL 01865 ANCEF 02145 ANTI-THERM 02425 AWA TABS 01870 ANCOBON 02150 ANTI-TUSS 02430 AQUA-DUCE 01875 AND-EST SUSPENSION 02155 ANTI-TUSS DM 02435 AQUA-TON 01880 ANDOIN 02157 ANTIANEMIA AGENT 02440 AQUA-TON-S 01885 ANDRIOL 02158 ANTIBIOTIC AGENT 02445 AWACARE 01890 ANORO CYP 02160 ANTIBIOPTO 02450 AQUACAREtHP 01895 ANDRO-FEM 02165 ANTICOAGULANT 02455 AQUACHLORAL SUPPRETTE 01900 ANDROIO-G 02170 ANTIHEMOPHILIC FACTOR HUMAN 02460 AQUALIN SUPPRETTE 01905 ANDRO1O-HCG 02175 ANTILIRIUM 02465 AQUAMEPHYTON 01910 ANDROIO-T 02180 ANTIMINTH 02470 AQUAPHOR 01915 ANDROID-10 021B5 ANTIPHLOGISTINE 02475 AQUAPRES 01920 ANDROID-25 02190 ANTIPRESS 02480 AQUASERP 01925 ANDROIO-5 BUCCAL 02195 ANTIPYRINE 024B5 AWASOL A 01930 ANDROLAN AQUEOUS 02200 ANTIRABIES SERUM 02490 AQUASOL BODY LOTION 01935 ANOROLONE 02205 ANTISEPTIC MOUTHWASH 02495 AQUASOL E 01940 ANDROLONE D 100 02210 ANTISEP NO 3 R ST J PERRY 02500 AQUASTAT 01945 ANDROLONE D 50 02215 ANTISEPTIC SOLUTIQN 02505 AQUATAG 01950 ANDRONAQ-50 02220 ANTISPAS 02510 AQUATENSEN 01955 ANDRONATE 02225 ANTISPASMODIC 02515 AWEX 01960 ANORYL 200 02230 ANTISPASMODIC COMPOUNO 02520 AR AL EN 01965 ANDURACAINE 02235 ANTIVENIN SPIDER BITE 02525 ARALEN PHOSPHATE 01970 ANECAL 02235 SPIDER BITE ANTIVENIN 02530 ARALEN W/PRIMAQUINE 01975 ANECTINE 02240 ANTIVENIN SNAKE BITE 02535 ARAMINE 01980 ANESTACON 02240 SNAKE BITE ANTIVENIN 02540 ARCO-CEE 01983 ANESTHETIC 02245 ANTIVENIN MICRURUS FULVIUS 02545 ARCO-LASE 01985 ANESTRO 02250 ANTIVERT 02550 ARFONAD 01990 ANEXSIA W/CODEINE 02255 ANTORA 02555 ARGININE 01995 ANEXSiA 02260 ANTORA-B T-D. 02560 ARGYROL S.S. 02000 ANG-O-SPAN 02265 ANTRENYL 02565 ARIDOSE 02005 ANGI DI L 02270 ANTRIN 02570 ARISTO-PAK 02010 ANGIO-CONRAY 02275 ANTROCOL 02575 ARISTOCORT 02015 ANHYDRON 022B0 ANTUITRIN ‘lSm 025B0 ARISTOCl?RT A 02020 ANISE OIL 022B5 ANTURANE 02585 ARISTOCORT FORTE 02025 ANISDTROPINE 02290 ANUGESIC 02590 ARISTOCORT HP 02030 ANISOTROPINE W/PHENOBARB 02295 ANUJECT 02595 ARISTOCORT INTRALESIONAL 02035 ANCCAINE 02300 ANULAN 02600 ARISTOCORT LP 02040 AN~YNOS FORTE 02305 ANUPHEN 02605 ARISTOCORT R 02045 ANODYNOS-OHC 02310 ANUSOL 02610 ARISTOGEL HEOICATION CCIIE LIST* NAMCS 1980

02615 ARISTOSPAN 02915 ATROBYL 03210 AZOSTIX 02620 ARITHMIN 02920 ATROCHOLIN 03215 AZOSUL 02625 ARLIDIN 02925 ATROMIO-S 03220 AZOTREX 02630 ARNICA 02930 ATROPHYSINE 03225 AZULFIOINE 02635 ARD-PEPSIN 02935 ATROPINE & PHENOBARBITAL 03230 A5-D-5-U 02640 AROMATIC SPIRITS OF AMMONIA 02940 ATROPINE 03235 B & A HYGIENIC 02645 ARTANE 02945 A7ROPINE MURO 03240 B & C VITAMIN 02650 ARTHRALGEN 02950 ATROPINE SULFATE 03245 B & O SUPPRETTE 02655 ARTHRIN 02955 ATROPINE SULF & MEPERIOINE 03250 B COMPLEX 02660 ARTHRITIS PAIN FORM.JLA 02960 ATROPINE SULFATE HT 03255 B COMPLEX #100 92665 ARTHROLATE 02965 ATROPINE SULFATE MUR~OLL 03260 B COMPLEX B-12 W/C 02670 ARTHROPAN 02970 A7ROPINE SULFATE 21 GA 03265 B COMPLEX FORTE 02675 ARTRA SKIN TONE 02975 ATROPINE SULFATE 22 GA 03270 B COMPLEX HIGH POTENCY 02680 AS-CA-PHEN 029B0 ATROPISOL 03275 B COMPLEX kl/ASCOR81C ACID & B-12 02685 ASAFETIOA 02985 ATTENUVAX 032B0 B COUP WIASCOR8 ACID & B-12-200 02690 ASBRON G 02990 ALRAL ACUTE OROPS D32B5 B COMPLEX W/B-12 02695 ASCODEEN-30 02995 AURALGAN 03290 B COMPLEX W/B-12 VIT C & LIVER 02700 ASCOR-B-SOL WO-5-U 03000 ALRASOL 03295 B COMPLEX W/VITAMIN C 02705 ASCORBIC ACIO 03005 AIKtEOMYCIN 03300 B O F 02710 ASCORBIC ACID SYRUP 03010 A(,E(EOMYCIN STERILE 03305 B VITAMINS W/C 02715 ASCORBICAP 03015 AURINOL 03310 B.F.I. 02720 ASCORVITE 03020 AUiOTO DROPS 03315 B.P.E. 02725 ASCRIPTIN 03023 AUTONOMIC AGENT 03320 B.P.P.-LEMMON 02730 ASCRIPTIN NO. 2 03025 AVALGESIC LOTION 03325 B-A 02735 ASCRIPTIN NO. 3 03030 AVAZYME 03330 B-C-BIO 02740 ASCRIPTIN WCODEINE 03035 AVAZYME-1OO 03335 B-C-E & ZINC 02745 ASELLACRIN 03040 AVC 03340 B-COMPLEX LIVER & IRON 02750 ASMA SYRUP 03045 AVC/DIENESTROL 03345 B-COMPLEX W/B-12 & VITAMIN C 02755 ASMA-LIEF 03050 AVEENO 03350 B-tUJTRON 02760 ASMAC 03055 AVEENO LOTION 03355 B-12 02765 ASMACIJL 03060 AVEENO OILATED 03360 B-12 THIAMINE 02770 ASMADIL UNICELLE 03065 AVEENO-BAR 03365 BABY COUGH SYRUP 02775 ASMALIX ELIXIR 03070 AVENTYL HCL 03370 BABY MINS 02780 ASMINOREL IMPROVED 03075 AVITENE 03375 BABY OINTMENT 02785 ASMINYL 03080 AVLOSULFON 03380 BABY POWOER JOHNSON*S 02790 ASPERGUM 03085 AVP-CILLIN 03385 BAC-NEO-POLY 02795 ASPHAC-G 03090 AVP-NATAL 03390 BACARATE - 02800 ASPIRBAR 03095 AVP-NATAL-FA 03395 BACIO 02805 ASPIRIN 03100 AVSUL VAGINAL 03400 BACIGUENT 02810 ASPIRIN COMPWNO 03105 AXON 03405 BACIMYCIN 02815 ASPIRIN COMPOUNO #2 03110 AXOTAL 03410 BACITRACIN 02820 ASPIRIN CDMPOUNO #3 03115 AYR SALINE MIST 03415 BACITRACIN-NEOMYCIN-POLYMYXIN 02825 ASPIRIN COMPOUNO H/COOEINE 03120 AZAPEN 03420 BACITRACIN-POLYMYXIN 02830 ASPIRIN WPHENOBARBITAL 03125 AZENE 03423 BACLOFEN 02835 ASPIRIN-PHENACET IN-CAFFEINE 03130 AZMA-AIO 03425 BACTOCILL 02840 ASPIRIN-SECDBARBITAL SOOIUM 03135 AZO GANTANOL 03430 BACTRIM 02845 ASPROJECT 03140 AZO GANTRISIN 03435 BACTRIM 0S 02850 ASTHMACON 03145 AZO METHALATE 03440 BAFIL 02855 ASTRING-O-SOL 03150 AZO-MANDELAMINE 03445 BAKER’S BEST HAIR LOTION 02860 ASTRINGENT 03155 AZO-MED 03450 BAKERQS INFANT FORMULA 02865 ASULAM VAGINAL 03160 AZO-SOXAZOLE 03455 BAKERSS REAOY-4 BOUILLON 02870 ATABRINE 03165 AZO-STANOARO 03460 BAKERIS READY-4 COLA WATER 02875 ATARAX 03170 AZO-SULFISOCON 03465 BAKERIS REAOY-4 GELATIN WATER 02880 ATARAXO1O 03175 AZO-SULFISOXAZOLE 03470 BAKER*S READY-4 TEA 02885 ATHEMOL 03180 AZO-SULFIZIN 03475 BAL IN OIL 02890 ATHEMOL-N 03185 AZO-SULFSTAT 03480 BALNEOL LOTION 02895 ATJ-IROMBIN-K 03190 AZO-1OO 03485 BALNETAR 02900 ATIVAN 03195 AZOOINE 03490 BALSAM PERU NF 02905 ATOKA 03200 AZOLATE 93 495 BAL?RO~ 02910 ATRIOINE 03205 AZOLIQ 03500 BAMATE w m 14EDICATION CODE LIST, NANCS 1980

03505 BAMO 03800 BELLADONNA 04100 BERDCCA 03510 BANALG LINIMENT 03805 BELLADONNA ALKALOIEIS W/PB 04105 BEROCCA-C 03515 BANCAP 03810 BELLADONNA EXTRACT 04110 BEROCCA-C 500 03520 BANCAP U/CODEINE 03815 BELLADONNA FORHULA 04115 BERUBIGEN 03525 BANESIN 03820 BELLADONNA FORM W/HYDROCORT 04120 BETAOINE 03530 BANGESIC LINIMENT 03825 BELLADONNA H/PHENOBARBITAL 04125 BETADINE PERINEAL WASH 03535 BANIGESIC 03830 BELLAFEOROL A-H 04130 BETADINE VAGINAL DOUCHE 03540 BANTHINE 03835 BELLAFOLINE 04135 BETADINE VAGINAL GEL 03545 BARBATOSE #2 03840 BELLALPI-EN 04140 BETALIN COMPLEX 03550 BARBATRD NO. 2 03845 BELLERGAL 04145 BETALIN COMPLEX ELIXIR 03555 BARBELOID 03850 BELLERGAL-S 04150 BETALIN COMPLEX F.C. 03560 BARBIDONNA 03855 BELLERGOTAL 04155 BETALIN COMPOUNO 03565 BARBIPIL 03860 BELLKATAL 04160 BETALIN 03570 BARBITA 03B65 BELLO-PHEN 04165 BETALIN 12 CRYSTALLINE 03575 BARBITAL 03B70 BELLOPHEN 04170 BETAMETHASONE 03580 BARISOL DROPS 03875 BELPHEN NO. 1 04175 B~APAR 03585 BARIUM ENEMA PREP KIT 03880 BEMEX D4180 BETAPEN-VK 03590 BARIUN 038S5 BEHINAL 04185 BETAPRONE 03595 BARoDENSE 03B90 BEHINAL FORTE W/VITAMIN C 04190 BETHANECHOL 03600 BARDLOIC3 03895 BE?lINAL FORM H/IRON & LIVER 04195 BITWLINE LINIMENT 03605 BAROPHEN ELIXIR 03900 BEN GAY 04200 BEW@N ELIXIR 03610 BAROPLEX ELIXIR 03905 BENADRYL 04205 BEXIBEE 03615 BARDSPERSE 03910 BENADRYL U/EPHEORINE SULFATE 04210 BEXOUAL-C 03620 BAROTRA$T 039i5 BENADYNE DROPS 04215 BEXOPHENE 03625 BARSEB 03920 BENAHIST 04220 BIAVAX II 03630 BARTRATE 03925 BENASEPT VAGINAL GEL 04225 BICARBONATE OF SODA 03635 BASALJEL 03930 BENDECTIN 04230 BICHLORACETIC ACID 03640 BASIC DROPS 03935 BENDOPA 04235 BICILLIN 03645 BASIS SOAP 03940 BENDYLATE 04240 BICILLIN C-R 03650 BASIS SOAP U/GLYCERIN 03945 BENEDICT’S QUALITATIVE SOLUTI13N 04245 BICILLIN LONG-ACTING 03655 BASIS SOAP U/SULFUR 10% 03950 BENEGYN 04250 BICITRA 03660 BAUMODYNE 03955 BENE1410 04255 BICNU 03665 BAXIMIN 03960 BENISONE 04260 BIFEO 20 03670 BAXIkXETS 03965 BENOJECT 04265 BILAMIOE 03675 BC 03970 BENDQUIN 04270 BILE ACIOS MIXED 03680 BC-LONG 03975 BENOXINATE 04275 BILE SALTS 03685 BCG VACCINE 03980 BENOXY4 042B0 BILEZYt4E 03690 BE-CE-PLEX FORTE 03985 BENSULFOID 042B5 BILOGEN 03695 BECAUSE 03990 BEN5ULFOID LOTION 04290 BILOPAQUE SODIUM 03700 BECLOMETHASONE 03995 BENSULFOID POMOER 04295 BILRON 03705 BECI.OVENT 04000 BENTYL 04300 BINEX-C 03710 BECOPLEX FORTIFIEO 04005 BENTYL H/PHENOBARBITAL 04305 BID-DES 03715 BECOTIN 04010 BENYLIN D!4 COUGH SYRUP 04310 BIO+ORB 03720 BECOTIN WVITAMIN C 04015 BENYLIN SYRUP 04315 BIOFLAVONOID 03725 BECOTIN-T 04020 BENZAC 04320 BIOLAX 03730 BEECEEPLEX 04025 BENZAC W GEL 04325 BIOPAR FORTE 03735 BEEF IRON ANO WINE 04030 BENZAGEL 04330 B10S ONE 03740 BEELITH 04035 BENZALKONIUM 04335 BIDTHESIN 03743 BEE STING ANTIVENIN 04040 BENZEDREX INHALER 04340 BIt3TIC-O 03745 BEESIX 04045 BENZEDRINE 04345 BIOTIN 03750 BEEZE WVITA141N C 04050 BENZO HENTH 04350 BIOT’RES 03755 BEJECTAL 04055 BENZOCAINE 04355 BIOZYME 03760 BEJECTAL WVITAMIN C 04060 BENZOCOL 04360 BIPECTOL UAFER 03765 BEJEX 04065 BENZODENT 04363 BIPERIDEN 03770 BELAP 04070 BENZOIN 04365 BIPHETAF!INE 03775 BELEXAL 04075 BENZOIN COHPWHD 0436B BIRTH CONTROL MEDICATION 03780 BELFER 04080 BENZOHEAD PLUS THROAT DISC 04368 CONTRACEPTIVE AGENT 03785 BELLADENAL 040B5 BENZOYL 04370 BISACOOYL 03790 BELLADENAL-S 04090 BENZTHIAZIBE 04375 BISACODYL PATIENT PACK 03795 BELLAOOL ELIXIR 04095 BENZYL 04380 BISCO LAX DEDICATION CODE LIST, HAHCS 1980

04385 01 SCODYL 04675 BRILLIANT GREEN 94970 BUCI ADIN-S SOFTE@ 04390 BI SC OLAN 046B0 BRISTACYCLINE 04975 BUF ACNE CLEANSING BAR 04395 BISCOLAN HC 046B5 BRISTAMYCIN 049B0 BUFF FULL STRENGTH INCERT 04400 BISILAD 04690 BRO-LAC 04985 BUFF HALF STRENGTH INCERT 94405 BI$MAPEC 04695 BRO-TANE EXPECTORANT 04990 BUFF-A 04410 BISMUTH 04700 BRO-TAPe 04995 BUFF-A-COMP 04415 BISMUTH & PAREGORIC 04705 BR~ON 05000 BUFFAOYNF 04420 BISMUTH SUBCARBONATE 047i o BROHE#lBIONE 05005 BUFFERED SOLUTUON ISOTONIC 04425 BISMUTH SUBGALLATE 04715 BROM-CORT EXPECTORANT #1 95010 BUFFFRI~ 04430 BISMUTH SUBGALL U/COO LIV OIL 04720 BRCiM-CORT-DC EXPECTORANT #2 05015 BUFFERIN ARTHRITIS STRENG TH 04435 BISMUTH SUBGALL bl/SHK LIV OIL 04725 BROM-CORTAPP 05020 BUFFEX 04440 BISMUTH SUBSALICYLATE 04730 BROM-PHENIRAMINE 05025 BUMINATE 04445 BISMUTH VI13LET 04735 BROHALATE O.C. EXPECTORANT 05030 BUMINTEST 04450 BISMUTH VIOL-SALCYL & BENZ ACOS 04740 BROMALATE 05035 BUPIVACAINE 04455 BITRATE 04745 BROMALIX ELIXIR 05040 BUREN (IMPROVED) 04460 BLACK & WHITE BLEACHING 04750 BROMAMINE 05045 BURO-SOL ANTISEPTIC 04465 BLANK (PLACEBO) HT 04755 BROHANATE DC EXPECTORANT 05050 BUROWQS OINTMENT 04470 BLEACHING PEROXIDE 20 VOLUME 04760 BROMANATE 05055 BUROHIS SOLUTION 04475 BLENOXANE 04765 BROMANATE EXPECTORANT 05060 BUSULFAN 0447 B BIEOtffCIM 04770 BROMANYL EXPECTORANT 05065 BUTA-KAY ELIXIR 04480 BLEPH 04775 BROMATANE 05070 BUTABARBITAL 04485 BLEPHAMIO~ 04780 BROMATANE OC EXPECTORANT 05075 BUTABARBITAL-BELLADONNA ELIXIR 04490 BLINK-N-CLEAN 047B5 BROMATANE EXPECTORANT 05080 BUTABELL-HMB 04495 BLINX 04790 BROMATAPP 050B5 BUTAL 04500 BLISTAIO COLO SORE LOTION 04795 BROMEPAPH 05090 BUTALAN ELIXIR 04505 BLISTEX 04800 BROMEPHEN ELIXIR 05095 BUTALBITAL 04510 BLISTIK BALM 4805 BROMO-SELTZER 05100 BUTALBITAL W/A.P.C. 04513 BLOOD FORMATION ANO COAGULATION 04808 BROMOCRIPTINE 05105 8UTALIX 04515 BLUBORO O4B1O BROMOPHEN T.D. 05110 BUTAZOLIDINl 0452”0 BLUE GEL 04815 BROMPHEN DC EXP W/CODEINE 05115 BUTAZOLIOIN ALKA 04525 BLUE-GRAY 04820 BROMPHEN 05120 BUTESIN PICRAT~ 04530 BLUESTONE 04825 BROMPHENIRAMINE COMPOUND ELIXIR 05125 BUTIBEL 04535 BMC-TEST MECONIUM 04830 BROMPHENIRAMINE COMP EXP 05130 BUTIBEL-ZYME 04540 BNC STANDARD 04835 BROMPHENIRAMINE COMPOUND S.A. 05135 BUTICAPS 04545 .BNC SUPER 04840 8RDMPHENIRAMINE EXP SYRUP 05140 BUTIGETIC 04550 BOFLAVONOIDS 04595 BORIC ACID 04B90 BRONITIN MIST 05190 C-LONG GRANUCAP 04600 BOROFAX” 04895 BRONKAIO 05195 C-PL EX 04605 BOULTONSS SDLUTION 04900 BRONKAIO MIST 05200 C-RON 04610 BOUDRI N 04905 BRONKEPHRINF 05205 C-RON FA 04615 BOWSTEROL (ANTI-RUST DISINF) 04910 8RONKOOYL 05210 C-RON FORTE 04620 BOUTUSSIN D.k!. SYRUP 04915 BRONKOLIXIR 05215 C-ST IX 04625 BOUTUSSIN SYRUP 04920 BRONKOMETER 05220 C-TABS 04630 BPN 04925 BRONKOSO~ 05225 C-1OO PLUS 04635 BRASIVOL 04930 BRONKOTABS 05230 CABAOON M 04640 BREMIL READY-TO-FEEO 04935 BRDPHENTAPP 05235 CAFACETIN 04645 BREOKINASE 0494ac BROWN MIXTURE 05240 CAFECON 04650 BRETHINE 04945 8ROHN MIXTURE AMMONIATED 05245 CAFENAMINE ()+655 BRETYLOL 04950 BSS 05250 CAFERGOT 04660 BREVICOQ 04955 BU-LAX 05255 CAFERGOT P-B 04665 BREVITAL 04960 BU-LAX PLUS 05260 CAFETRATE (4I -1 04670 BRICANY~ 04965 BUCHU ELIXIR 05265 CAFFEINE Cd m MEDICATION CODE LIST, NAMCS 1980

05270 CAFFEINE C SODIUM 8ENZOATE 05560 CAHOQUIN 05850 CAS-EVAC 05275 CAFFEINE ALKALOID 05565 CAMPHD-PHENIQUE 05855 CASAFRU 05280 CAFFEINE CITRATED 05570 CAMPHOR 05860 CASCARA 05285 CAL PRENAL 05575 CAMPHOR & SOAP LZNIHENT 05865 CASCARA COMPOUND 05290 CAL PRENAL RX 05580 CAMPHORATED OIL 05870 CASCARA SAGRADA 05295 CAL-C-BATE 05585 CANDEPTIN 05875 CASEC 05300 CAL-NOR 05590 CANDEX 05880 CASTADERM 05305 CAL-ZLl 05595 CANTHARIDIN 05885 CASTOR OIL 05310 CALADRYL 05600 CANTIL 05890 CASYLLIUM 05315 CALANATUM 05605 CANTIL HIPHENOBARBITAL 05893 CEFADROX?L 05320 CALAMINE 05610 CANTRI 05895 CATAPRES 05325 CALAMINE COMPOUND PASTE 05615 CANZ 05900 CATARASE 05330 CALAMINE LININENT 05620 CAPADE 05903 CATHARTIC AGENT 05335 CALAMINE LOTION 05625 CAPASTAT 05905 CAUSALIN 05340 CALAMINE LOTION W/PHENOL 05630 CAPEX 05910 CE-8 ZINC 05345 CALAMINE OINTMENT 05635 CAPITAL 05915 CE-VI-SOL 05350 CALCEE 05640 CAPITAL H/CODEIK 05920 CEBEFDRTIS 05355 CALCET 05645 CAPITROL 05925 CEBENASE 05360 CALCICAPS 05650 CAPRON 05930 CEBETINIC 05365 CALCICAPS U/IRON 05655 CAPSOLIN 05935 CEBEX 05370 CALCIORINE 05660 CAQUIN 05940 CEBO-CAPS 05375 CALCIFER13L 05665 CARAMEL 05945 CEBRAL 05380 CALCIHAB 05670 CARBACEL 05950 CEBRALAN 05385 CALCILAC 05675 CARBACHOL 05955 CECLOR 05390 CALCIMAR 05680 CARBAMAZEPINE 05960 CECON DROPS 05393 CALCITONIN 05685 CARBARSONE 05965 CEDILANIO 05395 CALCIUM ACETATE 05690 CARBENICILLIN 05970 CEDILANIO-D 05400 CALCIUM 8ROMIDE 05695 CARBOCAINE 05975 CEENU 05405 CALCIUM CARBONATE 05700 CARBOL-FUHSIN 05980 CEETOLAN 05410 CALCIUM CARBONATE W/ATROPINE 05705 CARBOLIC ACID SOAP 05985 CEFADYL 05415 CALCIUM 05710 CARBON DIOXIDE 05990 CEFOL 05420 CALCIUM DISOOIUM VERSENATE 05715 CARBON TETRACHLORIC)E 05995 CEFAZOLIN 05425 CALCIUM GLUCEPTATE 05720 CARBONIS DETERGENS USP 05995 CEFOZOLIN 05430 CALCIUM GLUCONATE 05725 CARBOMX 400 06000 CELBENIN 05435 CALCIUM GLUCONATE U/VITAMIN D 05730 CARBRITAL 06005 CELESTONE 05440 CALCIUM IODIZEO 05735 CAR8ROGESIC 06010 CELESTONE PHOSPHATE 05445 CALCIUM LACTATE 05740 CARDABID 06015 CELESTONE sauspm 05450 CALCIUM PANTOTHENATE 05745 CARDA140N COMPOUND 06020 CELLOTHYL 05455 CA .CIUM STEARATE NF 05750 CARDEC-DH 06023 CELL STIMULANT AND PROLIFERANT 05460 CA .CIUM-AMINO 05755 CARDEC-S SYRUP 06025 CELOID 05465 CA .CIUM-D 05758 CARDIAC AGENT 06030 CELONTIN 05470 CA .CIUM, PHOSPHATE & VITAMIN D 05760 CARDILATE 06035 CEN-E 05475 CA .CIUAFERS 05765 CARDILATE-P 06040 CENA K 10% SUGAR-FREE 05480 CALDECORT 05770 CARDIO-GREEN 06045 CENAC 05485 CALOESENE 05775 CARD-PULNON RESUS DRUG KIT 06050 CENAFED 05490 CALEATE 05780 CAROIOGRAFIN 06055 CENAHIST 05495 CALFOS O 05785 CARDIOQUIN 06060 CENAID 05500 CALGLYCINE 05788 CARDIOVASCULAR AGENT 06065 CENALAX 05505 CALINATE-FA 05790 CARORASE 06070 CEWLENE 05510 CALMOL 4 05795 CARDUI 06075 CENALONE 05515 CA -OCARB 05800 CARI-TA8 SOFTAB 06080 CENOCORT 05520 CA .OMEL 05805 CARIPEPTIC LIQUID 06085 CENDLATE 05525 CA .OXOL LOTION 05810 CARISOPROOOL 06090 CENTET-250 05530 CA -PHOSAN 05815 CARISDPRODOL COHPOUNO 06095 CENTRAX 05533 CA .ORIC AGENT 05820 CARNDL 06100 CENTRiJM 05535 CA .SCORBATE 05825 CARHOL-* 061D5 CEO-THO 05540 CA .SUXAPHEN 05830 CAROID 06110 CEPACOL 05545 CA SJRIN D5835 CAR131D Am BILE SALTS 06115 CEPACDL ANESTHETIC TROCHE 05550 CA $!J 05840 CARTER*S LITTLE PILLS 06120 CEPASTAT 05555 CA 4ALOX 05845 CARTRAX 06125 CEPHALEX?N DEDICATION CODE LISTr NAMCS 1980

06127 CEPHALORIDINE 06415 CFHOR-TRI=TON REPETA8 06715 CHDLEX EMULSION 06128 CEPHALOSPORINS 06420 CHLDR-TRI!!E70N SYRIP 06720 CHOLINE 06130 CEPHALOTHIN 06425 CHLOR-1OO 06725 CHOLINE CHLORIDE 06133 CEPHRADINE 06430 CHLORAFED 06730 CHOLINE SALICYLATE 06135 CEPHULAC 06435 CHLORAFED TZHECELLE 06733 CHOLINERGIC AGENT 06140 CEREBID 06440 CHLORAL HYDRA7E 06734 CHDLINERGIC 8LOCKING AGENT 06145 CEREBRO-NICIN 06445 CHLORAL-HETHYLOL 06735 CHDLINOL 06150 CERESPAN 06450 CHLOftAHATE 06740 CHDLOGRAFIN 06155 CERIUM 06455 CHLORAH8UC14 06745 CHDLOXIN 06160 CEROSE 06460 CHLORAHEAD 06750 CHDOZ 06165 CERU8101NE 06465 CHLORAHPHENICOL 06755 CHDREX 06170 CERUMENEX 96470 CHLORASEPTIC 06760 CHORIONIC G 06175 CERYLIN 06475 CHLORASEPTIC CHI14)REN”S 06765 CHU?IONIC GONADOTROPIN 06180 CETACAINE 06480 CHLORASEPTIC DM D6765 GONADOTROPIN 06185 CETACORT 06485 CHLORASEPTIC GEL J)6765 l+c~ 06190 CETAMIQE 06490 CHLORDIAZACHEL 06770 CHDRIONIC SPECIAL DILUENT 06195 CETANE 06495 CHLORDIAZEPOXIDE 06775 CHRISTODYNE DHC 06200 CETANE W/PRESERVATIVE 06500 CHLORDIAZEPOXIDE WCLIOIN 8ROH 06780 CHROMAGEN 06205 CETANE-NO PRESERVATIVE 06505 CHLORESIUN 06785 CHROMAGEN-D 06210 CETAPHI~ 06510 CHLOR08UTANOL 06790 CHROMELIN COMPLEXION BLENDER 06215 CETAPRED 06515 CHLORDBUTANOL HYDROUS 06795 CHROMIC OXIDE 06220 CETRD-CIROSE 06520 CHLOROFON-F 06800 CHRONIJLAC SYRUP 06225 CETYL ALCOHOL 06525 CHLOROFORM 06805 CHYMORAL 06230 CETYLCIDE 06530 CHLOROHIST SPRAY 06810 CIDEX 06235 CEVALIN 06535 CHLORDMYCETIN 06815 CIHETIOINE b6240 CEVI-BIO 06540 CHLOROMYCETIN DTIC 06820 CIN-QUIN 06245 CEVITA 06545 CHLOROMYCETIN PALHITATE 06825 CINNAMON OIL USP 06250 CEVITA KAYKAP 06550 CHLOROMYCETIN SODIUN SUCCINATE 06830 CINNASIL 06255 CHAP STICK 06555 CHLCHtOHYCETI+HYDRDC~TISONE 06835 CINO 06260 CHARCOAL 06560 CHLORDklYXI~ 06840 CIRAMINE 06265 CHARCOCAPS 06565 CHLOROPHYLL 06845 CIRCANOL SUBLINGUAL 06270 CHARCODATE 06570 CHLOROPTIQ 06850 CIRIN 06275 CHARCOTA8S 06575 CHLORDPTIE-P 06855 CITANEST 06280 CHARDONNA-~ 06580 CHLOItOQUINE 06860 CITRATE OF MAGNESIA 06285 CHEALAHIDE 06585 CHLOROSERPINE 06865 CITRIC ACIO 06290 CHEK-STIX 06590 CHLOROTHIAZIDE 06870 CITROCARBONATE GRANULAR 06295 CHEL-IRON 06595 CHLOROTHIAZIDE U/RESERPINE 06875 CITRONELLA OIL 06300 CHERACOL 06600 CHLOROTHYHOL 068B0 CITROVAL 06305 CHERACOL SYRUP 06605 CHORPHENIRAHINE 06885 CLEAN-N-SOAK 06310 CHERALIN 06610 CHLORPHENIRAHINE 2 MG U/SPC 06890 CLEANING & SOAKING SOL 8ARNES 06315 CHERALIN W/CODEINE 06615 CHLORPRO 06895 CLEAR EYES 06320 CHERRALEX 06620 CHLORPROMAZINE 06900 CLEARASIL 06325 CHERRALEX W/CODEINE 06625 CHLORPROPAMIDE 06905 CLEOCIN 06330 CHERRI-8 06630 CHLORSPAN-12 06910 CLEOCIN PHOSPHATE 06335 CHERRY SYRUP 06635 CHLDRTA8 06915 CLERA 06340 CHEW E 06640 CHLORTA8-8 06920 CLINDAHYCIN 06345 CHEW VITE 06645 CHLORTHALIODN~ 06925 CLINDAMYCIN (PHOSPHATE) 06350 CHEW-TA8S 06650 CHLOR~AN 06930 CLINDEX 06355 CHElf-VITE 06655 CHLORZINE 06935 CLINORIL 06360 CHEXIT TIMED-RELEASE 06660 CHLORZONE FORTE 06940 CLIPOXIOE 06365 CHIGGEREX 06665 CHLORZOXAZONE uIAPAP 06945 CLISTIN 06370 CHIGGERTDX 06670 CHO-FREE 06950 CLISTIN EXPECTORANT 06375 CHLOR HAL SYRUP 06675 CHOLAN. 06955 CLISTIN R-A 06380 CHLOR-HA8 06680 C1-ULAN HN& 06960 CLISTIN-D 06385 CHLOR-PHED 06685 CHOLAN V 06965 CLDCREAR 06390 CHLOR-PHENTERMINE 06690 CHOLEBRINE 06970 CLOFIBRATE 06395 CHLOR-RES 06695 CHOLEOYL 06975 CL(YIID 06400 CHLOR-TRIMETO~ 06700 C~LERA VACCINE 06980 CLONAZEPA!4 96405 CHLOR-TRIMFTON ECO~ 06705 CHOLESTEROL 06985 CLONIDINE CJ m 06410 CHLOR-TRIMETON EXPECTORANT 06710 CHDLESTYRAHINE RESIN DRIED 96990 .bo MEDICATION COOE LIST, NAMCS 1980 06993 CLORAZEPATE 07290 COLD CREAM 07590 CON71QUE SOAKING 06995 CLORAZINE 07295 COLD SORE LOTION 07595 CONTIQUE WETTING 07000 CL~PACTIN 07300 COLO TABLET 07600 CONTROFLEX SYRUP 07005 CLOVE OIL 07305 COLO TABLETS 07605 CONVERSPAZ 07010 CLOXACILLIN 07310 COLDATE 07610 COfWERSPAZ IMPROVED 07015 CLOXAPEN 07315 COLESTID 07615 CONVERZYME 07020 CLUSIVOL 07320 COLLAGENASE A8C 07620 COPAVIN 07025 CLUSIVOL SYRUP 07325 COLLODION 07625 COPPERTONE 07030 CLYSODRAST 07330 COLLYRIUM 07630 COPROBATE 07035 CM W/PAREGORIC 07335 COLLYRIUM WIEPHEDRINE 07635 COR-TAR-QUIN 07040 CO TINIC 07340 COLOCTYL 07640 CORACIN 07045 CO-APAP 07345 COLOGEL 07645 CORALSONE 07050 CO-GEL 07350 COLONAID 07650 CORAMINE 07055 CO-LU-GEL M-T 07355 COLREX 07655 CORAVAL 07060 CO-PYRONIL 07360 COLREX COMPOUND 07660 CORDRAN 07065 CO-SALT 07365 COLREX COMPOUND ELIXIR 07665 CORDRAN-N 07070 CO-XAN SYRUP 07370 COLREX DECONGESTANT 07670 CORGARD 07075 COAL TAR 07375 COLREX EXPECTORANT SYRUP 07675 CORGONJECT-5 07080 COASTALDYNE 07380 COLREX SYRUP 07680 CORICIDIN 070B5 COASTALGESIC 07385 COLREX TROCHE 07685 CORICIDIN WOW 07090 COBAUICE FORTE 07390 COLSALIOE 07690 CORICIDIN COUGH SYRUP 07095 COBALASINE 07395 COLSPAN 07695 CORICIOIN MIST 07100 COBALIN 07400 COLTAB 07700 CORIFORTE 07105 COBALPHAMEAD 07405 COLY-MYCIN 07705 CORILIN 07110 COCAINE 07410 COLY44YCIN S 07710 CORIMIST 07115 COCCIDIOIDIN SKIN TEST 07415 COLY-MYCIN S PEDIATRIC 07715 CORLUTIN L.A. 250 07120 COCILLANA 07420 COM-VI PLUS 07720 CORMONE 07125 COCILLANA COMPOUND SYRUP 07425 COMBEX 07725 COROVAS TYMCAP 07130 COCILLANA COMP SYR U/CODEINE 07430 CDM81D 07730 CORRECTIVE MIX7URE 07135 COCO-QUSNINE 07435 CDMBIPRES 07735 CORRECTIVE MIXTURE U/PAREGDRIC 07140 COCOA BUTTER 07440 COMBISTIX 07740 CORRECTOL 07145 COCONUT OIL 07445 COMEBACK 07745 CORT-DOME 07150 COO LIVER OIL 07450 COMFOLAX 07750 CORT-QUIN 07155 COOALAN 07455 COMFOLAX-PLUS 07755 CORTAID 07160 CODANOL 07460 COMFORTINE 07760 CORTEF 07165 CODAP 07465 COMHIST 07770 CORTENEMA 07170 CODASA 30 MG 07470 COMPAZINE 07775 CORTICAINE 07175 CODEHIST 07475 CO!IPOBARB 07778 CORTICOTROPIN 07180 CODEINE 07480 COMTREX 07780 CORTIFOAM 97185 CODEINE PHOSPHATE 07485 COMYCIN 0776: CORTIGEL 07190 CODEINE SULFATE 07490 CONACETOL 07790 CORTIGESIC DROPS 07195 CODIMAL 07495 CONAR 07795 CORTISONE 07200 CODIMAL DH SYRUP 07500 CONCEPTROL 07800 CORTISPORIN 07205 CODIMAL DM SYRUP 07505 CONEX 07805 CORTONE 07210 CODIMAL EXPECTORANT 07510 CONEX O.A. 07810 CORTRIL 07215 CODIMAL L.A. 07515 CONEX PLUS 07815 CORTROPHIN 07220 CODIMAL PH SYRUP 07520 CONEX W/CODEINE 07820 CORTROSYN 07225 CODITRATE 07525 CONGESPIRIN SYRUP 07825 CORYBAN-D 07230 CODIVAL 07530 CONGO RED 07830 CORYBAN-D COUGH SYRUP 07235 CODONE 07535 CONHIST 07B35 CORYZA 07240 CODROXOMIN 07540 CONJEC 07840 CORYZA BRENGLE 07245 CODYLAX 07545 CONRAY 07845 CORYZAID 07250 COGENTIN 07550 CONSOTUSS 07850 CORYZTIME 07255 CCHIORATE 07555 CONSTIBAN 37B55 CORZONE SYRUP 07260 COL-VI-NOL 07560 CONTAC 07860 COSANYL 07265 COLACE 07565 CONTAC JR. 07865 COSFA 07270 COLBENEMID 07570 CONTAC NASAL MIST 07870 COSMEGEN 07275 COLCHICINE 07575 CONTACTISOL 07B75 COTAZYM 07280 COLCHICUH 07580 CONTIQUE 07880 COTAZYM-B 072B5 COLO CAPSULE 07585 CDNTIQUE CLEANIW + SOAKING 07885 COTON SYRUP MEDICATION CODE LISTS NAHCS 1980

07890 COTROL-O ~180 CYPROHEPTADINE 08480 DARV~ COMPOUNO 07895 COTROPIC GEL 08185 CYSTEINE 08485 DARVON W/A.S.A= 9790 0 COTTONSEED OIL U 08190 CYSTEX 08490 DAWON-N 07905 COTUSSIS SYRUP 08195 CYSTO-CONRAY 08495 OARVON-N W/A.S.A, 07910 COTYLENOL 08200 CYSTDGRAFIN 08500 OASIKON 07915 COUGH SILENCERS 08205 CYSTOSPAZ 08505 OASI N 07920 COUGH SYRUP 08210 CYSTOSPAZ-SR 08510 DATRIL 07925 COUGHINE SYRUP 08215 CYTAL 08515 DAXOLIN 97930 Cou MADI~ 08220 CYTELLIN 08520 DAYALETS 07935 COUNTERPAIN RUB 08225 CYTOFERIN 08525 DAYCARE 07940 COVANAMINE 08230 CYTOHEL OB530 DBH B-12 07945 COVANGESIC 08235 CYTOHINE 07950 COVERLET 08240 CYTOSAR 07955 COVI GONE 08245 CYTOXAN 07960 CPA 0B250 CYVASO 07965 CPO HAEMD-PK W/IN-LINE PIL TU8 NDL 08255 CZO LOTION 07970 CPD HAEMO-PK W/STO 00N0R TU8E 08260 C3 07975 CPO HAEMO-PK W/7ML IN-LINE PIL TUB 08265 D CAINE 07980 CP2 08270 D.H.E. 45 07985 CREAM OF TARTAR 08275 D.P.X.L. 07990 CREAMALIN 08280 O.s.s% 07995 CREO-TERPIN COMPUJND 08285 D.S.S. W/CASANTHRANOl 08000 CREOSOTE NF XII 08290 D-FEOA 08005 CRESCDRMON 08295 D-S-S 08010 CRESOL COMPOUND 08300 D-S-S PLUS W/XYLOCAINF ,08015 CROMllYN 08305 D-SEB GEL 08020 CRUEX 08310 D-SINUS 08025 CRYSTI-12 GEL 0B315 0-10 08030 CRYSTICILLI~ 08320 D-2.5 08620 DECAPRYN SYRUP 08035 CRYSTIMIN 08325 D-2(3-W 08625 OECASPRAY 08040 CRYSTOOIGIN 08330 0-3.3-1/3S 08630 DECAVITAMIN 08045 CUPREX 08335 D-5 08635 DECHOLIN 08050 CUPRIC SULFATE 08340 0-50 08640 OECLOMYCIN 08055 CUPRIC SULF ANHYO REAG PDWD 98345 DACR IOSE 08645 DECLOSTATIN 08060 CUPRIMINE 08350 DAILY 14ULTIPLE VITAMIN OB650 OECOBEL LANACAP 08065 CURRETAB 0B355 DAILY MULTIPLE VITAMIN W/IRON 08655 OECOHIST SYRUP 08070 CYAMINE 0B360 OAILY VITAMIN FLAVORED SYRUP 08660 OECONAMINE 08075 CYANIOE ANTIOOTE PACKAGE 08365 OAINIT~ 08665 DECONEX 08080 CYANO 08370 OALIBOUR 08670 DECONGESTANT 08085 CYANOCOB 375 DALIDOMF 08675 DECONGESTANT AT 08090 CYANOCOBALAMIN 0B3B0 DALKON 086B0 DECONGESTANT ELIXIR 08095 CYANOCOBALAMIN NEO-VADRIN 0B385 DALLERGY OB685 DECONGESTANT EXPEC1“ORANT 0$100 CYANOCOBALAMIN REPOSITORY 08390 DALMAN~ 08690 DECONGESTCAP~ 08105 CYANOJECT 08395 DALOLONE OB695 DECONGEX 08110 CYANTIN 0B400 OANAZOL 08700 DEGEST 2 08113 CYCLACILLIN 0B405 DANEX SHAMPOO 08705 OEHIST 08115 CYCLAINE 08410 DANDCRINE OB71O DEHVDROCHOLATE 08120 CYCLANOELATE 0B415 DANTHRON 08715 OEHYDROCHOLIC ACID 08125 CYCLANFOR 420 UM 08720 OELttDUMONE 08130 CYCLAPEN 08425 DANTROLENE OB725 DELALUTIN 08135 CYCLOCORT 08430 OAPA 08730 DELATESTRYL 08140 CYCLDGYL 08435 DAPASE 08735 DELAXIN 08145 CYCLOMYORIL OB740 DELCIQ 08150 CYCLOPAR 08445 OARANIDE 08745 DELESTROGEQ 08153 CYCLOPHOSPHAMIOE 08450 DARAPRIf4 08750 OELFEN 0B155 CYLOPENTOLATE 0B455 OARBIIJ 08755 DELLADEC 981 60 CYCLOSPASMO& 08460 DARICON 08760 DELTA-CORTEF 08465 DARICON P8 08765 OELTALIN %?%+%iiki SYRUP 08470 DARVDCET-fq 08770 DELTASONF * 08175 CYLERT ~B475 DARVD~ 08775 DENAZIN MEDICATION CODE LIST, NAMCS 1980

08780 OEMEROL 09080 DEXAMETHASONE ACETATE 09385 DIBENZYLINE 08785 DEMEROL SYRUP 09085 OEXAMETHASONE ELIXIR 09390 OIBUCAINE 08790 DEMEROL-APAP 09090 DEXAMETHASONE SOOIUM 09395 DICAL-D 08795 OEMI-REGROTON 09095 DEXAMETHASONE SOOIUM PHOSPHATE 09400 DICAL-O W/IRON 08800 OEMSER 09100 DEXAMPEX 09405 DICALCIUM 08805 DEMULEN 09105 OEXAMYL 09410 DICALCIUM PHQSPHATE 08810 OEMULEN-28 091 .10 OEXAPED 09415 DICALCIUM PHOS W/VIT O 08815 0ENCORU8 091 .15 DEXASONE 09420 OICALCIUM PHOS W/VIT D & IRON 08820 DENORID 091 .20 DEXEDRINE 09425 OICARBOSIL 08825 OENTA-FL 091 .25 DEXON 09430 DICEN 08830 DENTAVITE 091 .30 OEXONE 09433 DICLOXACILLIN 08835 DEPAKENE 091 .35 DEXPANTHENOL 09435 OICDDID 08840 DEPEN 091 ,45 DEXSONE 09ft40 OICORT 08845 DEPINAR 091 .50 DEXSONE II 09445 DICUMAROL 08850 OEPLETITE-25 091 .55 DEXSONE L-A. 09450 OICURIN 08855 DEPO PREO 091 ,60 DEXTRAN 09455 DICYCLOMINE 09165 DEXTRO-TUSSIN SYRUP 09460 OICYCLOMINE W/PB 09170 DEXTROAMPHETAMINE 09465 DIDREX 09175 DEXTROSE 09470 OIDRONEL 09180 DEXTROSE W/ELECTROLYTE 09475 DIENESTROL 09185 DEXTROSTIX 09480 OIETAC 09190 DEZONE 09485 DIETAC DROPS 09195 DI PHEN 09490 OIETHYL-PROPION 09200 DI-CAL MEAD 09495 DIETHYLPROPION 09205 DI-CALCIUM PHOSPHATE WfD 09500 DIETHYLSTILBESTROL 09210 01-EST (MODIFIED) 09505 OIGESTA-LAX 09215 DI-FERRIN 09510 DIGESTALIN 09220 DI-GEL 09515 DIGESTANT 08920 OERMA MEDICONE 09225 DI-GENIK 09520 DIGESTOZYME 08925 DERMA MEDICONE-HC 09230 DI-ISOPACIN 09525 DIGIFDRTIS 08930 OERMA PACK 09235 01-PRED 09530 DIGIGLUSIN 08935 DERMA PH LOTION 09240 DI-SPAZ 09535 DIGITALIS 08940 OERMA SOAP 09245 DIA-QUEL 09540 OIGITOXIN 08945 OERMA-COVER 09250 DIA81NESE 09545 DIGDXIN 08950 DERMACOAT SPRAY 09255 DIA81SMUL 09550 DIHISTINE 08955 DERMACORT 09260 DIACIN 09555 DIHISTINE ELIXIR 08960 DERMAL RUB 09265 DIACTION 09560 OIHISTINE EXPECTORANT 08965 DERMAREX 09270 DIAFEN 09565 DIHORMOGEN 08970 OERMASSAGE 09275 DIAHIST ELIXIR 09570 DIHYCON 08975 DERMAVAL 09280 DIALIXIR 09575 OIHYDROTACHYSTEROL 08980 DERMOGEN 09285 OIALOG 09580 OIIODOHYDROXYQUIN 08985 OERMOLATE 09290 OIALOSE 09585 DILANTIN 08990 OERMOLATUM 09295 OIALUME 09590 DILANTIN W/PHENOBARBITAL 08995 OERMOLIN 09300 OIAMOND ANTISEPTICS 09595 DILAUDID CDUGH SYRUP 09000 OERMOPLAST 09305 DIAMOX 09600 DILAUDID 09005 OERMOVAN 09310 DIAMULSIN IMPROVED 09605 OILAX 09010 DESENEX 09315 DIANA80L 09610 DILIN 09015 DESFERAL 09320 DIANEAL 09615 OILOCAINE 09020 DESIPRAMINE 09325 DIAPA KARE 09620 DILOCOL 09025 DESITIN 09330 DIAPARENE 09625 DILOR 09030 OESO-CREME 09335 DIAPID 09630 DILOR-G 09035 DESOXYCORTICOSTERONE 09340 DIAQUA 09635 OIMACOL 09040 DESOXYN 09345 DIAiAL GRANULE 09640 OIMENHYDRINATE 09045 DESQUAM-X 09350 OIASONE SODIUM ENTERA8 09645 DIMENHYDRINATE 22 GA 09050 DESQUAM-X WASH 09355 OIASPORAL 09650 DIMENTABS 09055 DETOXIL 09360 DIASTIX 09655 01MERA% 09060 DETUSSIN 09365 DIATRIZOATE 09660 OIMETANE 09065 DEX-SALT 09370 DIAZEPAM 09665 OIMETANE ELIXIR 09070 DEXACEN 09375 DIBENT 09670 OIMETANE EXPECTORANT 09075 0EXA14ETHASONE 09380 DIBENT PB 09675 OI=TANE EXPECTORANT-DC MEDICATION CODE LIST, NAHCS 1980

09680 DIMETANE EXTENTA8 09975 DISULFIRAM 10275 00ss 300 09685 DIMETANE-TEN 09980 DITAN 1D280 DOUBLE K 09690 DIME TAPP 09985 DITATE 10285 DOVACET 09695 DIPII NDOL 09990 OIPH TET TOXOIDS PERTUSSIS 10290 DWER*S POWDER 09700 DIO SUL 09995 DITROPAN 10295 OOVERAM PLUS 09705 DICCTALOSE 10000 OIUCARDIN 10300 00VERIN 09710 OIOCTO 10005 OIULO 10305 OWERLYN 09715 DIOCTO PLUS 10010 DIUMEAD 10310 OOVOSAL 09720 DIOCTO SYRUP 10015 DIUPRES 10315 DOW-ISONIAZIO 09725 DIOCTO-C SYRUP 10020 DIURETIC 10320 OOXAN 09730 OIOCTYL SOD SULFOSUCC W/CASANTH 10025 OIURIL 10325 DOXEPIN 09735 OIOCTYL SOOIUM SULFOSUCCINATE 10030 DIUTENSEN 10330 DDXIDAN 09740 OIOCTYL W/CASANTHRANOL 10035 DIZMISS 10335 00XINATE 09745 DIOCTYL WIDANTHRON 10040 OM-PLUS COUGH SYRUP 10340 OOXY c 09750 OIEIEZE 10045 DOAK OIL 10345 DOXY 6 09755 DIOLAX 10050 D08ELLSS SOLUTION 10350 DOXYCHEL 09760 OIOMEDICONE 10055 D08UTREX 10355 DOXYCYCLINE 09765 DIONEX 10060 DOCA ACETATE 10360 DOXYLAMINE SUCC & PYRIOOXINE 09770 OIONIN 10065 DDCAPHEN 10365 DRAKE’S [OR) COUGH SYRUP 09775 DIOSTATE D 10070 DOCTATE 10370 ORALSERP 09780 DIQSUCCIN 10075 DOCTATE-P 10375 ORALZINE 09785 DIOSUCIN C SYRUP 10080 DOCTIENT 10380 DRAMAMINE 09790 DIOSUCCIN SYRUP 10085 DDCTIENT W/HYDRIXORTISONE 10385 ORAMAMINE SUPPOSICONE 09795 OI~THANE 10090 DOOEX 10390 DRAMILIN 09 800 DIO THRON 10095 DOKTORS NASAL MIST 10395 ORAMOCEN 09805 DIOVAL 10100 DOKTORS NOSE DROPS 10400 DRAMOJECT 09810 DIPAV 10105 DOLACET 10405 ORAWING PASTE 09815 DIPH TET TOXIOD$ 10110 DOLANEX ELIXIR 10410 OREST GEL 99870 PH TFT TOXOIDS PERTUSSI,S 10115 DOLENE 10415 DRI-PHED 09820 DPT 10120 DOLENE COMPOUND-65 10420 DRI-PHED EXPECTORANT W/CODEINE 09825 DIPHEN-EX 10125 DOLICAINE 10425 DRI-PHEO SYRUP 09830 DIPHENALLIN COUGH SYRUP 10130 DOLOPHINE 10430 ORINOPHEN 09835 DIPHENATOL 10135 DOLOR PLUS 10435 DRINUS 09840 OIPHENHYDRAMINE COMP EXP 10140 DOME-PASTE BANDAGE 10440 ORISOOL 09845 DIPHENHYDRAMINE CCUGH SYRUP 10145 DOMEBDRO 1o445 ORISTAMEAD 09850 OIPHENHYDRAMINE 10150 DCY4E80R0 OTIG 10450 DRISTAMEAD LONG ACTING MIST 09855 DIPHENHYDRAMINE HCL COUGH SYR 10155 DOMEFORM-HC 0.5% 10455 DRISTAN 09860 DIPHENHYORAMINE HCL ELIXIR 10160 DOMERINE MEDICATED SHAMPOO 10460 ORISTAN COUGH FORMULA 09865 DIPHENI-NDRAMINE HCL EXP 10165 DOMMANATE 10465 ORISTAN INHALER 09870 DIPHENHYDRAMINE HCL SYRUP 10170 DOMOL 10470 DRISTAN NASAL MIST 09875 DIPHENHYDRAMINE HCL 22 GA 10175 DONABARB 10475 DRISTAN ROOM VAPORIZER 09880 DIPHENOXYIATE & ATROP SULF 10180 DONATUSSIN 10480 DRISTAN VAPOR SPRAY 09885 OIPHENYLAN SOOIUM 10185 DONATUSSIN SYRUP 10485 DRIXORAL YDANTOIN 10190 DONNA-PHENAL ELIXIR 10490 DRIZE 09895 DIPHTHERIA ANTITOXIN 10195 DONNA-SED ELIXIR 10495 0RDL8AN 09900 DIPHTHERIA TETANUS TOXOIOS 10200 DONNAGE4 10500 DROPERIODL 09905 DIPHTHERIA TOXOID ADULT 10205 DONNAGEL-PG 10505 DROTIC 09910 OIPHYLETS 10210 00NNATAL 10510 DROXOMIN 09915 DIPROSONE 10215 DONNAZYME 10515 DROXOVITE 09920 DIPYRIDAMOl~ 10220 DONPHE~ 10520 DRYVAX 09925 DISALCID 10225 DOPAMINF 10525 0SS 09930 DISANTHROL 10230 DOPAR 10530 0SS WICASANTHRANOL 09935 OISIPAL 10235 DDPRAM 10535 OTIC 09940 OISMISS DISPOSABLE 10240 DORBANE 10540 DU-MIN 09945 DISOLAN 10245 DORBANTYL 10545 DUA-PREQ 09950 DISONATE 10250 00RCOL PEDIATRIC COUGH SYRUP 10550 DUADACIN 09955 DISOPHROL 10255 ~RIDEN 10555 OUAL MET 09960 DISOPLEX 10260 DDRME 10560 DUALEX 09965 DISOTATE 10265 WRMTABS 10565 DUBBALAX A w 09970 DISPATA8S 10270 DORSACAINE 10570 DULARIN SYRUP A .P MEDICATION CODE LIST, NAMCS 1980

10575 DULCOLAX 10875 E.E.S. 11175 EM8RON 10580 OULCOLAX BOHEL PREP KIT 10880 E.T.H. COMPOUND lllBO EMETE-CON 10585 DUO CITRUS BIOFLAVONOIOS 10885 E-BIOTIC 11183 EMETIC AGENT 10590 Ouo CYP 10890 E-CARPINE 11185 EMETINE 10595 DUO HIST 10895 E-FEROL 11190 EMETROL 10600 OUO PRED 10900 E-IONATE P 11195 EMFABID 10605 OUO-C.V.P. 10905 E-MYCIN 11200 EMFASEEM 10610 OUO-OEZONE 10910 E-PILO 11205 EMKO FOAM 10615 OUO-K 10915 E-R-O 11210 EMPIRIN 10620 DUO-MEOIHALER 10920 E-VITES 11215 EMPIRIN COMPOUNO 10625 DU08AR81TAL 10925 EAR DROPS 11220 EMPIRIN COMPOUNO #1 10630 DUOFILM 10930 EAR DROPS FORMULA #2 11225 EMPIRIN COMPOUNO #2 10635 DUOGEN 10935 EAR SOL #5 HfHYDROCORTISONE 1X230 EMPIRIN COMPOUNO #3 10640 DUOHALER 10940 EAR-DRY 11235 EMPIRIN COMPOUND #4 10645 DUOJECT 10945 EAROCOL 11240 EMPIRIN COMPOUNO W/CODEINE 10650 DIMLUBE 10950 ECEE 11245 EMPIRIN NO. #2 10655 DUOSCORB 10955 ECHOOIDE 10660 OIMSOL 10960 ECLIPSE 10665 DUOTRATE 10965 ECONOCHLOR 10670 DUOVAL-P.A. 10970 ECONOPRED 10675 OUOVENT 10975 ECOTRIN 10680 DUPHALAC SYRUP 10980 ECTASULE MINUS 10685 OUPHASTON 10985 EDECRIN 10690 DUPHRENE 10990 EFED 10695 DURA ESTRIN 10995 EFEDRON 10700 DURA80LIN 11000 EFFACOL 10705 DURACILLIN 11005 EFFERSYLLIUM 10710 OURAOYNE 11010 EFOOINE ~0715 DURAOYNE D.H.C. 11015 EFRICEL 10720 DURAGEN 11020 EFRICON EXPECTORANT 10725 DURAGESIC 11025 EFUDEX 11320 ENOECON 10730 DURALON~ 11030 EKKO 11325 ENOEP 10735 DURALUGEN 11035 EKRISED 11330 ENOOTUSSIN-NN 10740 DIRALUTIN 11040 EL-DA-HINT 11335 ENDRATE 10745 DURANEST 11045 ELASE 11340 ENCURON 10750 DURANEST HCL W/EPINEPHRINE 11050 ELASE-CHLORDIWCETIN 1345 ENUJRONYL 10755 DURAQUIN 11055 ELASTO!!ULL 11350 ENWRONYL FORTE 10760 DURATEAR~ 11060 ELASTOPATCH 11355 ENFAMIL 10765 DURATEST 11065 ELAVIL 11360 ENFA141L W/IRON 10770 DURATESTRIN 11070 ELOADRYL COUGH SYRUP 11365 ENGRAN 10775 DURATET 500 11075 ELDEC 11370 ENISYL 10780 OURATHESIA 11080 ELDECORT 11375 ENO 10785 DURATION DROPS 11085 ELDEFED 11380 ENOVID 10790 DURATION SPRAY 11090 ELDER COMPOUND 65 11385 ENCKA 10795 DUREZE 11095 ELDERCAPS 11390 ENSURE 10800 DURICEF 11100 ELDERTONIC ELIXIR 11395 ENTEX i 0805 DUVDID 11105 ELDOCORT 2.5X 11400 ENTOZYME 10810 OV 11110 ELDODRAH 11405 ENTUSS 10815 DYAZIOE 11115 ELDOPAQUE 11410 ENUCLENE 10820 OYCILL 11120 ELDOQUIN 11415 ENURETROL 10825 OYCLONE 11125 ELECTROOE PASTE 11420 ENZACTIN 10830 OYLLINE 11130 ELECTROLYTE 11425 ENZOBILE 10835 DYMELOR 11135 ELIXICON 11430 ENZYMATIC OIGESTANT 10840 DYFIENATE 11140 ELIXOPHYLLIN 11433 ENZYME 10845 DYNAPEN 11145 ELIXOPHYLLIN S.R. 11435 ENZYMET 10850 DYNOSAL 11150 ELIXIPHYLLIN-KI 11440 ENZYPAN 10855 DYPAP ELIXIR 11155 ELSPAR 11445 EPHEO-ORGANIDIN ELIXIR 10860 DYPHYLLINE 11160 ELZYHE 11450 EPHEORINE 10865 OYRENIUH 11165 EHAGRIN 11455 EPHEORINE & AMYTAL 10870 DYTEST 11170 EHAGRIN IUPROVED 11460 EPHEDRINE & PHENOBARBITAL DEDICATION CODE LIST, NAMCS 1980

11465 EPHEORINE & SECONAL SODIUM 11765 ESTRATEST 12060 EXTRALIN 11470 EPHECRINE & SOOIUM PB 11770 ESTRAVAL 12065 EXTRALIN B 11475 EPHECRINE ANO NEMBUTAL-25 11775 ESTRO CYP 12070 EXTRALIN F 11480 EPHEDRINE SULFATE 11780 ESTROATE 12075 EXZIT 11485 EPHEDRINE SULF & AMOBARB 11785 ESTROCON 12078 EYE PREPARATION 11490 EPHECRINE SULFATE SYRUP 11790 ESTROFEM 12080 EYE-SEO 11495 EPHEDROL HICODEINE 11795 ESTROFOL 12085 EYE-STREAM 11500 EPHEDSOL i1800 ESTROGEN 12090 EZE-LAX 11505 EPHENYLLIN 11805 ESTROJECT 12095 El 11510 EPI-CLEAR 11810 ESTROJECT-L.A. 12100 E2 11515 EPICORT LOTIGN 11815 ESTRONE 12105 F & B CAPS 11520 EPIFOAM 11820 ESTRONE & PDT ESTRONE SULFATE 12110 F.C.A.H. 11525 EPIFRIN 11825 ESTRONE AQUEOUS 12115 F-B-C 11530 EPINAL 11830 ESTRONE SUSPENSION 12120 F-E-P 11535 EPINEPHRICAINE 11835 ESTRONE 5 12125 FACTORATE 11540 EPINEPHRINE 11840 ESTRONOL AQUEOUS 12130 FAMILY VITAMIN 11545 EPINEPHRINE HUROCOLL 11845 ESTROVIS 12135 FAST GREEN FCF 11550 EPITRATE 11850 ETHAMBUTOL 12140 FASTIN 11555 EPPY 11855 ETHAMIOE 12145 FEBRIDOL 11560 EPRAGEN 11860 ETHAQUIN 12150 FEBRINOL 11565 EPROI,.IN GELSEAL 11865 ETHAT&B 12155 FE~O-BAR 11570 EPSILAN-M 11870 ETHAVERINE HCL 12160 FEDAHIST 11575 EPSOM SALT 11875 ETHER 12165 FEOAHIST EXPECTORANT 11580 EQUAGESIC 11880 ETHINYL ESTRADIO\ 12170 FEOAHIST SYRUP 11585 EQUANIL 11890 ETHIODOL 12175 FEORAZIL 11590 EQUANITRATE 11895 ETHOBRAL 12180 FEORELEN 11595 EQUILET 11898 ETHOSUXAMIDE 12185 FEDRINAL 11600 ERCA 11900 ElliRANE 12190 FEEN-A-MINT 11605 ERGDBEL 11905 ETHRIE 12195 FELLOWS COMPOUND SYRUP 11610 ERGOCAFFEIN 11910 ETHYL ACETATE 12200 FEN-H 11615 ERGOCALCIFEROL 11915 ETHYL CHLORIDE 12205 FEMGUARD 11620 ERGOMAR 11920 ETRAFON 12210 FEMICIN 11625 ERGDNOVINE 11925 EUCALYPTOL 12215 FEMININS 11630 ERGOPHENE 11930 EUCALYPTUS OIL NF 12220 FEMINONE 11635 ERGOSTAT 11935 EUCAPHEN 12225 FEMIRON 11640 ERGOTAMINE 11940 E1.KAPINE SYRUP 12230 FEMOGEN 11645 ERGOTRATE 11945 EIKERIN 12235 FENOOL 11650 ERO FORTE 11950 EUGEL 12240 FENDON 11655 ERYPAR 11955 EUGENOL USP 12245 FENOPROFEN 11660 ERYTHROCIN 11960 EU7AX 12250 FENYLHIST 11665 ERYTHROMYCIN 11965 EUTHROIO 12255 FEOSOL 11670 ESCOT 11970 EUTONYL 12260 FEOSOL ELIXIR, 11675 ESEMGESIC 11975 EUTRON 12265 FEOSOL PLUS 11680 ESERINE 11978 EXPECTORANT 12270 FEOSOL SPANSULE 11685 ESERINE ALKALOIO 11980 EVAC-Q-KIT 12275 FEOSTAT 11690 ESIDRI)$ 11985 EVAC-Q-KWIK 12280 FEDSTIM 11695 ESIMIL 11990 EVAC-U-LAX 12285 FER-IN-SO~ 11700 ESKALITH 11995 EVAGEN 12290 FERANCEE ~1705 ESKATROL 12000 EVANS BLUE 12295 FERATE C 11710 ESOPHOTRAST CREAM 12005 EVERONE ~2300 FERGON_ 11715 ESTAR 12010 EVEX 12305 FERGON ELIXIR 11720 ESTATE 12015 EX APAP 12310 FERGON PLUS 11T25 ESTINYL 12020 EX-CALORIC WAFER 12315 FERINATE 11730 ESTIVIN 12025 EX-LAX 12320 FERMALOX 11735 ESTOMUL-M 12030 EX-OBESE 12325 FERNDEX 11740 ESTRACE 12035 EXCEDRIN 12330 FERNHIST 11745 ESTRADIOL 12040 EXNA 12335 FERNISOLONE 31750 ESTRADURIfl 12340 FERO-FOLIC-500 12050 EXSEL LOTIQN 12345 FERO-GRAD-500 * 11755 ESTRAGUARD 07 11760 ESTRATAB J2055 EXTENORYL 12350 FERO-GRAOUMET & MEDICATION COOE LIST, NAHCS 1980

12355 FEROSORB C 12650 FLEXON 12940 FORMULA 2 12360 FEROTRAN 12655 FLEXSOL 12945 FORMULA 44 COUGH MIXTURE 12365 FERRALET 12660 FLO TAB 12950 FORMULA 44 DISC 12370 FERRALET PLUS 12665 FLORINEF 12955 FORMULA 44-O COUGH MIXTURE 12375 FERRALYN LANACAP 12670 FLORONE 12960 FORMULA-T 12380 FERRIC AMMONIUM 12675 FLOROPRYL j2965 FORTAPLEX 12385 FERRIC AMMONIUM SULFATE 12680 FLOZENGES 12970 FORTESPAN 12390 FERRIC CHLORIDE 12685 FLUAX TYPE A,B 12975 FOSFREE 12395 FERRIC SUBSULFATE ~2690 FLUDCINOLONE 12980 FOSTEX 12400 FERRITRINSIC 12695 FLUOGEN 12985 FOSTEX BPO GEL 12405 FERRO PLUS 12700 FLIJ3GEN-B MONOVALENT 12990 FOSTEX KIEOICATED CLEANSER 12410 FERRO 12705 FLUDNIO $2995 FOSTRIL 12415 FERRO-SECIUEL 12710 FLIK!R-I-STRIP 13000 FOULER’S SOLUTION 12420 FERROBID 12715 FLUDRESCEIN 13005 FREAMINE 12425 FERROCTYL 12720 FLUDRESCITE 13010 FREPP 12430 FERROLIP 12725 FLUORESEPTIC 13015 FRIGIOERH SPRAY 12435 FERROLIP PLUS 12730 FLUDRI-HETHANE SPRAY 13020 FRUCTOSE 12440 FERROLIP 50 MG SYRUP 12735 FLUORIOE 13025 FRUCTOSE 10+I 12445 FERRONESE 12740 FLUORIDENT 13030 FUDR 12450 FERRONEX 12745 FLUORIGARO 13035 FUL-GLO 12455 FERRONORO 12750 FLUORINSE 13040 FULLER’S EARTH POHDER 12460 FERROSPAN 12755 FLUORITAB 13045 FULVICIN 12465 FERROUS FUMARATE 12760 FLIX)RODEX 13050 FUMARAL SPANCAP 12470 FERROUS FUMARATE kl/DSS 12763 FLUOROHETHOLONE 13055 FUMASORB 12475 FERROUS G ELIXIR 12765 FLUOROPLEX 13060 FUMATINIC i2480 FERROUS GLUCONATE 12770 FLUDROIEtACIL 13065 FUNATRIN FORTE 12485 FERROUS PLUS 12770 5 FU 13070 FUMERIN ~$@O FE $04 12775 FLUOTHANE 13075 FUNWSCEIN 12490 FERROUS SULATE 12780 FLUPHENAZINE 13080 FUNGACETIN 12495 FERROUS SULF W/BREUEROS YEAST 12785 FLURA-DROPS 130B3 FUNGICIDE 12500 FERROUS SULFATE WTHIAMINE 12790 FLLRA-LOZ 13085 FUNGIZONE 12505 FERYL 12795 FLURA-PREN 13090 FUNGIZONE INTRAVENOUS 12510 FESTAL 12800 FLURA-TABLETS 13095 FUNGIZONE LOTION 12515 FESTALAq 12805 FLURA-VITE 13100 FURACIN 12520 FEVER REWCER ST JOSEPH 12B1O FLLX?AZEPAH 13105 FURAOANTIN 12815 FLIRESS 13110 FURALAN 12B20 FLURO-ETHYL SPRAY 13115 FURATOIN 12825 FLWOSYN 13118 FUROSEMIDE 12830 FLUZONE 13120 FUROXON~ 12835 FLUZONE TRIVALENT TYPE AsB 13125 FYNEX 12840 FLUZOW-CDNNAUGHT TYPE A,B 13130 G.B. PREP EMULSION 12845 FHL LI(NJIFILH 13135 G.B.S. 12850 FD-MATE 13140 G-RECILL?N 12855 FOILLE 13145 G-TUSSIN DM SYRUP 12860 FOLBESYN 13150 G-TUSSIN SYRUP 12865 FOLIC ACIO 13153 GALLBLADDER MEDICATION 12580 FIZRIN 12870 FOLLESTROL 13155 GAMASTAN 12585 FLAGYL 12875 FOLLUTEIN 13160 GANMA BENZENE HEXACHLORIDE 12590 FLAV1,TAB 12880 FDLVITE 13165 GAMMAGEE 12595 FLAXEOIL 12885 FOLVRON 13170 GAMMAR 12600 FLEET BAGENEMA 12890 FOUAC 13175 GAMOPHEN 12605 FLEET BARIUM ENEMA 12895 FOR-DYNE 13180 GAWLIN RH 12610 FLEET BAROBAG 12900 FORBAXIN 13185 GANATREX ELIXIR 12615 FLEET BISACODYL 12905 FORCOLD SYRUP 13190 GANPHEN 12620 FLEET ENEMA 12910 FORHISTAL 13195 GANTANOL 12625 FLEET THEOPHYLLINE 12915 FORMALDEHYDE 13200 GANTRISIN 12630 FLEX CARE 12920 FORNALIN 13205 GARAHYCIN 12635 FLEXERIL 12925 FORMATRIX 13208 GARGLE 12640 FLEXICAL 12930 FORHIC ACID 13209 GASTRIC AGENT 12645 FLEXOJECT 12935 FORMULA #Bl 13210 GASTROENTERASE MEDICATI~ CODE LIST, NAWS 1980

13215 GASTROGRAFIN 13515 GINSENG 13815 GUAIAOEX SYRUP 13220 GAVISCON 13520 GIKiDPAN 13820 GUAIAHEN 13225 GAYSAL 13525 GITALIGIN 13825 GUAIATRATE SYRUP 13230 GAYSAL S 13530 GLAUCON 13830 GUAIFENESIN & ON 13235 G8H 13535 GLUCAGDN 13835 GUAIFENESIN 13240 GE=GEE 13540 GLWOLA 13840 GUAIPHENYL 13245 GEL-KAM 13545 GLUCORON HITH B-12 13845 GUANETHIDINE 13250 GELATIN 13550 GLUCOSE 13850 GUANIDINE 13255 GELAZINE 13555 alKovITE 13855 GUARSOL 13260 GELCIMISAL 13560 GLUKOR 13860 GUIALYN U/COOEINE COUGH SYRUP 13265 GELCOID 13565 GLUTAMIC ACID 13865 GUIATEX 13270 GELFILM 13570 GLUTAVITE .3870 GUIATUSCON 13275 GELFDAM 13575 GLUTETHIHIOE .3875 GUIATUSS 13280 GELOCAST 13580 GLUTDFAC ,3880 GUIATUSS A-C- SYRUP 13285 GELOX 13585 GLUTOL .3885 GUIATUSSIN 13290 GELUMINA 13590 GLU70SE .3890 GUIATUSSIN WCODEINE 13295 GELUSIL 13595 GLY-OXIDE ,3895 GUIATUSSIN U/DEXTROHEWDRPHAN 13300 GEMONIL 13600 GLYATE SYRUP .3900 GUISTREY FORTIS 13305 GENAPAX 13605 GLYCATE .3905 GUSTALAC 13310 GENOPTIC 13610 GLYCERIN (FLAVORED) ,3910 GUSTASE 13315 GENOSCOPOLAHINE PELLET 13615 GLYCEROL .3915 GUSTASE PLUS 13320 GENTAMICIN 13620 GLYCEROLIZING SOL HAEHD-VAC .3920 GYLANPHEN i?i3727J GENTIAN VfOLET 13625 GLYCERYL GUAIACOLATE AC SYRUP .3925 GYN 13330 GENTLAX 13630 GLYCERYL GUAIACOLATE SYRUP 13930 GYNE-LOTRIk!IN 13335 GENTLE SPRING DISPOSABLE 13635 GLYCERYL-T 13935 GYNERGE~ 13340 GENTRAN 13640 GLYC INE 13940 GYNETONE 13345 GENTZ HIPE 13645 GLYCOBARB 13945 GYNDREST 13350 GEOCILLIN 13650 GLYCOGEL 13950 H & I 13355 GEOPEN 13655 GLVCOPYRRaATE .3955 H-H*R. 13360 GER O FOAM 13660 GLYCOPYRROLATE NO. 1 .3960 H-Q-C. KIT 13365 GER-I-80N 13665 GLYCOPYRROLATE NO- 2 13965 HoRaH- 13370 GERATIC FORTE 13670 GLYCOPYRROLATE WPHEND8ARBITAL .3970 H-V-B. 13375 GERAVITE 13675 GLYCOTUSS .3975 H-BIG 13380 GERI-IRON NEO-VAORIN 13680 GLYCOTUSS DH :3980 H-H 13385 GERIAMIC 13685 GLYCOTUSS DM SYRUP .3985 H-R LUBRICATING JELLY 13390 GERIATRIC ELIXIR 13690 GLYCOTUSS SYRUP 13990 HA8DRYL 13395 GERIATRIC FORWLA 13695 GLYCOTUSSIN 13995 HALAZONE 13400 GERIATRIC VITAMINS 13700 GLYCYRRHIZA FLUIDEXTRACT USP 14000 HALDOL 13405 GER180M 13705 GLYDEINE SYRUP 14005 HALDRONE 13410 GERIFORT 13710 GLYDH SYRUP 14010 HALERCOL 13415 GERIGINE 13715 GLYESTRIN 14015 HALEYSS MO 13420 GERILETS 13720 GLYNAZAN 14020 HAL18UT LIVER OIL 13425 GERILIQUIO 13725 GLYNAZAN ELIXIR 14025 HALLS COUGH SYRUP 13430 GERIMIN 13730 GLYNAZAN EXPECTORANT 14030 HALOORIN 13435 GERINATS-T 13735 GLYROL 14035 HALOG 13440 GERIPLEX 13740 GLYSENNIO 14040 HALOPERIDOL 13445 GERITAG 13745 GLYTUSS 14045 HALOTESTIN J3450 GERITINI~ 13750 GOLO SODIUM THIOSULFATE 14050 HALOTEX $3 455 GERITO~ 13755 GDNIC 14055 HALOTHANE 13460” GERITONIC 13760 GONIO GEL 14060 HAND~S (OR-) TEETHING LOTION 13465 GERIX ELIXIR 13765 GONIOSOL 14065 HARMONYL 13470 GERIZYME 13770 GOlRf4ASE 14070 HASP 13475 GERMICIDAL SOL BARNES-HIND 13775 GRANULEX 14075 H8P 13480 GEST 13780 GREEN SOAP 14080 H~ 13485 GESTEROL 13785 GRIFWVI~ 14085 HCV 13490 GEVIZOL 13790 GRIS-PEG 14090 HEAD & SHOULDERS 13495 GEVRABON g3795 GRI SACTIN 14095 HEB CREAM BASE 13500 GEVRAL ~3800 OFULVI~ 14100 HE8-CORT 13505 GEVRITE 13805 GRISOWN 14105 HEWLIN s 13510 GG 13810 GUAIACOL 14110 HEMA-COMBISTIX MEDICATION COOE LIST. NAMCS 1980

14115 HEMAFERRIN 14410 HI-TEN 14705 HU-T ET 14120 HEMALGEN 14415 HIBICLENS 14710 HUMAFAC 14125 HEMASTIX 14420 HIBITANE 14715 HUHATIN 14130 HEHATEST 14425 HI POTENCY B-VITAMINS W/C 14720 HUMIST SPRAY 14135 HEMATINIC 14430 HIGH POTENCY OROPS 14725 HUMORSOL 14140 HEMATINIC (STUART) 14435 HIGH POTENCY VITAMIN NEO-VAORIN 14730 lilRRICAINE 14145 HEMATINIC #1 14440 HIPREX 14735 HY-E-PLEX 14150 HEMATINICAPS 14445 HISCATABS 14740 HY-GESTRAOOL 14155 HEMATOVALS 14450 HISERPIA 14745 HY-GESTRONE 14160 HEMATRAN 14455 HISPRIL SPANSULE 14750 HYALURONIOASE 14165 HEMOCAINE 14460 HISTA COMPOUND NO. 5 14755 HYBALAMIN 14170 HEMOFI L 14465 HISTA-CLOPANE 14760 HYBEPHEN 14175 HEMOR-RIO 14470 HISTA-OERFULE 14765 HYBOLIN 14180 HEMORRHOIOAL 14475 HISTA-VAORIN 14770 HYCOOAN 14185 HEMORRHOIOAL CPI 14480 HISTABIO 14775 HYCOFF 14190 HEMORRHOIOAL HC 14485 HISTADYL E.C. 14780 HYiOFF SYRUP 14195 HEMORRHOIDAL SUPPOSITORY 14490 HISTAGESIC 14785 HYCOFF-A SYRUP 14200 HEMORRHOIOAL-HC 14495 HISTAJECT 14790 HYCOFF 14203 HEMOSTATIC AGENT 14500 HISTALET 14795 HYCOMINE 14205 HENOHINT ELIXIR 34505 HISTA!FT FORE 14BO0 HYCORACE 14210 HENOTAL 14510 HISTALET SYRUP 14B05 HYCOTUSS 14215 HEP-B GAMMAGEE 14515 HISTALET X 14B1O HYDELTRA-T.B.A. 14220 HEP-IRON ELIXIR 14520 HISTALET X SYRUP 14B15 HYDELTRASO& 14225 HEP-LOCK 14525 HISTALET-DM SYRUP 14820 HYOERGINE 14230 HEPAFOLIC 12 FORTE 14530 HISTALOG 14825 HYDEXTRAN 14235 HEPAHYORIN 14535 HISTAMINE 14B30 HYDRA MAG 14240 HEPARIN 14540 HISTAMINE PHOSPHATE 14835 HYDRA SPRAY LA 14245 HEPARIN LOCK FLUSH SOLUTI13N 14545 HISTASPAN 14840 HYDRALAZINE 14250 HEPATIC-AIO 14550 HISTASPAN-D 14845 HYDRALAZINE COMPLEX 14255 HEPFOMIN 500 14555 HISTASPAN-PLUS 14B50 HYCRALAZINE THIAZIDE 14260 HEPICEBRIN 14560 HISTATAB PLUS 14B55 HYDRALAZINE-HYOCHLORTHIAZ-RESERP 14265 HEPP-IRON OROPS 14565 HISTATAPP 14860 HYORAMINE 14270 HEPRINAR 14570 HISTEFRIN 14B65 HYORAP-ES 14275 HEPRON 14575 HISTERONE 14B70 HYORATE 14280 HEPTUNA,PLUS 145B0 HISTEX 14875 HYDREA 14285 HERBAL NORFORMS 145B5 HISTIDINE 14880 HYORIOOIC ACID 14290 HERPLEX LIQUIFILM 14590 HISTOORIX 14BB5 HYDRO ERGOLOID 14295 HESPER 14595 HISTOPLASMIN DILUTED SOLUTION 14B90 HYDRO PROPANOLAMINE SYRUP 14300 HESPERIOIN C 14600 HISTOREST 14895 HYDRO-CHLOR 14305 HETRAZAN 14605 HISTREY 14900 HYDRO-CHLORD-THIAZIOE 14310 HEXA-BETALIN 14610 HISTREY KERNEL-I(AP 14905 HYORO-RESERPINE 14315 HEXABOIL ORAWING SALVE 14615 HISTREY SYRUP 14910 HYORO-Z 14320 HEXACHLOROPHENE 14620 HIWOLFIA 14915 HYU?OBEXAN 14325 HEXACREST 14625 HM~ 14920 HYDROCHLORIC ACIO 14330 HEXAOERM 14630 HOLD 14925 HYDROCHLORIC ACIO 1/500 14335 HEXAOERM IQ 14635 HOMALYN 14930 HCT HEXADRO~ 14640 HOMATROCEL 14930 HYCROCHLOROTHIAZIDE HEXADROL ELIXIR 14645 HOMATROPIN~ 14935 HYOROCHLOROTHIAZIOE W/RESRPINE 14350 HEXAOROL PHOSPHATE 14650 HOHATROPINE MUROCOLL 14940 HYCROCHLORULAN 14355 HEXALET 14655 HOMICEBRIN 14945 HYOROCIL 14360 HEXALOL 14660 HOMO-TET 14950 HYOROCIL FORTIFIEO 14365 HEXAV18EX 14665 HONEY 14955 HYOROCOCONE 14370 HEXAVITAMIN 14670 HORMOGEN DEPOT 14960 HYDROCODONE SYRUP 14375 HEXESTROL 14675 HORWDGEN R-A 14965 HYOROCORTISONE 14380 HI B-COMPLEX W/C 14680 HORMOGEN-A 14970 HYCROCORT 1000CHLORHYOROXQUIN 14385 HI.BEE W/C 146B3 HORMONE 14975 HYOROCORTISONE W/NEOMYCI~ 14390 HI BEECO 14685 HOR~NIN .149B0 HYDROCORTON~ 14395 HI POTENCY VIT B-COHP WVIT C 146~0 HOSPITAL LOTION 1~ 14400 HI-POTENCY VIT-MIN-IRON 14695 HOSPITAL RUB 14990 HYDROGEN PEROXIOE 14405 HI-TE#lP 14700 HOUSE OUST CONCENTTD BULK TTMT 14995 HYOROLOSE SYRUP HEDICATItYi CODE LIST, MAWS 1980

15000 HYDROMAL 15290 HYTINIC 15585 INDIGO CARMINE 15005 HYDROHORPHDNE 15295 HYTINIC-PLUS 15590 INDDCIN 35010 HYDROHOX 15300 HYTONATOL-B 15595 INDDGESIC 15015 HYDROHOX R 15305 HYTONE 15600 INtE3METHACIN 15020 HYDROPHED 15310 HYTUSS 15605 INFADORM DROPS 15025 HYDROPHILIC 01 NTPIENT 15315 HYVA GENT VIOL VAG TAB 15610 INFANTOL PINK 15030 HYDROPLUS 15320 HYZINE 15615 INFLAHASE 15035 HYDROPRES 15325 I.D. 50 15620 INFLUENZA VIRUS VAC TYPE AsS 15040 HYOROQUINONE 15330 I-L-X H/B-12 15625 INFRARUB ANALGESIC CREAM 15045 HYOROSERPINE 15335 I-LITE OROPS 15630 INH 15050 HYOROSTERONE 15340 I-PAC 15635 INHISTON 15055 HYDROTENSIN 15345 I-RON 15640 INITIA DROPS 15060 HYDROXOCOBALAMIN 15350 I-SEDRIN PLAIN 15645 lNITIA DROPS W/FLUORIOE 15065 HYOROXY-PROGESTERONE 15355 1-10-S 15650 INNOVAR 15070 HYDROXYCHLOROQUINE 15360 I-10-td 15655 INOSITOL 15075 HYDROXYPROGEST W/ESTRADIOL 15365 I-5-H 15660 INDTON 15080 HYOROXYQUINONE SKIN BLEACHING 15370 IBERET 15665 INPERSOL 15085 HYDROXYSTILBAHIOINE 15375 IBERET-FOLIC-500 15670 INSTA GLUCOSE 15090 HYDROXYUREA 15380 IBERET-500 15675 INSTRUMENT STERILIZING SOLUTION 15095 HYDROXYZINE COMPOUND SYRUP 15385 IBEROL 15680 INSULIN 15100 HYDROXYZINE 15390 IBEROL-F 15685 INTAL 15105 HYORGXYZINE PAMOATE 15395 IBUPROFEN 15690 INTENSIN 15110 HYGEFEM 15400 ICHTHAMMOL 15695 INTRALIPID 15115 HYGROTON 15405 ICHTHY#lALL 15700 lNTRINSITINIC 15120 HYKINONE 15410 ICHTHYOL 15705 INTROPIN 15125 HYLATE 15415 ICHTHYOL CONCENTRATE 15710 INULIN 15130 HYLIVER 15420 ICN AMIT 15715 INV-lD-W 15135 HYLIVER PLUS 15425 ICN AZEPOX 15720 INVERSINE 15140 HYLUTIN 15430 ICN HYTHIOE 15725 IOOIBES TINCTURE 15145 HYLUTIN-EST 15435 ICN ISOX 15730 IODINE 15150 HYONATOL-B ELIXIR 15440 ICN TOLAM 15735 100IZED LIME 15155 HYDSCYAMUS 15445 ICN 65 COMPOUND 15740 IGDIZEO OINT 15160 HYOSOPHEN 15450 ICTOTEST 15745 IODO-NIACIN 15165 HYPAQUE 15455 ICY HOT ANALGESIC 8ALM 15750 IODOCHLOR 15170 HYPAQUE-M 15460 IOENAL 15755 IODOCHLOR WIHYORDCDRTISONE 15175 HYPAROTIN 15465 IDOCORT-AVP 15760 IODOCHLORHYDROXYQUIN 15180 HYPER-CHOLATE 15470 IOOXURIOINE 15765 IDOOCHLORHYORXQUN HY‘DROCORTI :SONE 15185 HYPER-RAUH 15475 ILETIN 15770 IODDCORT 35190. HYPER-TET 15480 ILOPAN 15775 1000SONE 15195 HYPERAB 15485 ILOPAN-CWLINE 15780 IONAMIN 15200 HYPERHEP 15490 ILOSONE 15785 IONAX 15205 HYPERINE 15495 ILOTYCIN 15790 IONIL 15210 HYPERLYTE CONCENTRATE 15500 ILOTYCIN GLUCEPTATE IoV- 15795 IONDSOL 15215 HYPERSAL 15505 ILOZYME 15800 IUPREP 15220 HYPERSTAT I.V. 15510 IMAVATE 15805 IOSEL 250 15225 HYPERTABS 15515 IMFERON 15810 IPECAC 15230 HYPERTUSSIS 15520 IHIPRAMINE 15815 IPRENOL 15235 HYPNALDYNE 15525 IMMu-G 15820 lPSATOL P SYRUP 1523B HYPNOTIC AGENT 15530 IMMU-TETANUS 15825 IPSATOL 15240 HYPOTEARS 15535 IMHWLOBIN 15B30 IPSATOL/OM SYRUP 15243 HYPOTENSIVE AGENT 15540 GLOBULIN 15835 IRCON 15245 HYPRHO-D 15540 IHHLNE SERUM GL08ULIN 15840 IRCON-FA 15250 HYPROTIGEN 15545 IHODIU4 15845 IR~EX 15255 HYPROVAL P-A* 15550 IMPREGON CONCENTRATE 15850 IROLONG GRANUCAP 15260 HYPTRAN 15555 IMURAN 15855 IROMIDE 15265 HYREXIN 15560 INAPSINE 15860 IROMIN-G 15270 HYSERP 15565 INCENDO 15865 IRCOJ G B COMPLEX PLUS 15275 HYSKON 15570 INCREMIN H/IRON 15870 IRON PREPARATION 15280 HYSONE 15575 INOERAL 15B75 IRON OEXTRAN & 15285 HYTAKEROL 15580 INDERIDE 15880 IRCFl QUININE & STRYCHNINE oul MEDICATION CODE LISTs NAMCS 1980

15885 IRON W/VITAMIN C 16185 JEVERON $6485 KEFZOL 15890 IRONATE-8 PLUS 16190 K-8-P H/OPIUM 16490 KELEX 15895 IRONCO B 16195 K-C 16495 KEMADRIN 15900 IRONIZEO YEAST 16200 K-CILLIN 500 16500 KENACORT 15905 IROPHOS-D 16205 K-G ELIXIR 16505 KENALOG 15910 IRRIGATING SOLUTION 16210 K-LOR 16510 KENPECTIN 15915 IRRIGDL 16215 K-LYTE DS 16515 KENPECTIN-P ~5920 IS#ELIN 16220 K-LYTEICL 16520 KERALYT 15925 ISMOTIC 16225 K-P 16525 KERI 15930 1s0-810 16230 K-PAVA 16530 KERIO DRDPS 15935 IS08UTAL 16235 K-PEN 16535 KERODEX 15940 ISOCAL 16240 K-PHEN 16540 KESSAOROX 15945 ISOCLOR 16245 K-PHOS 16545 KESSO-8AMATE 15950 ISOCLOR EXPECTORANT 16250 K-PHDS (MOOIFIED) 16550 KESSO-MYCIN 15955 ISOCLOR TIMESULE 16255 K-Pt-13S NEUTRAL 16555 KESSO-PEN 15960 ISODINE 16260 K-PHOS NO. 2 16560 KESSO-TETRA 15965 ISOETHARINE 16265 K-PHOS WIS.A.P. 16565 KESSODRATE 15970 ISOLATE COMPOUND ELIXIR 16270 K-Y STERILE LUBRICATING JELLY 16570 KESTRIN 15975 ISOLEUCINE 16275 KA-PEK 16575 KESTRONE 15980 ISOLLYL 16280 KAOALEX 16580 K~AJECT 15985 ISOLYTE 16285 KAFOCIN 16585 KETALAR 15990 ISONIAZIO 16290 KALCINATE 16590 KETAMINE 15995 ISONICOTINIC ACIO 16295 KAMADROX 16595 KETO-DIASTIX 16000 ISOPAQUE 16300 KANALKA 16600 KETOCHOL 16005 ISOPHRIN 16305 KANAMYCIN 16605 KETOSTIX 16010 ISOPRO T.O. 16310 KANTREX 16610 KEY-PLEX 16015 ISOPROPAZINE 16315 KANUASE 16615 KEY-PREO 16020 ISOPROPYL ALCOHOL 16320 KAO NOR 16620 KI-N 16025 ISOPROTERENOL 16325 KAOCHLOR 16625 KIDDI KOFF SYRUP 16030 ISOPTO ALKALINE 16330 KAOCHLOR-EFF 16630 KIODISAN 16035 ISOPTO ATROPINE 16335 KAOLIN 16635 KIE 16040 ISOPTO CARBACHOL 16340 KAOLIN & PECTIN 16640 KINESEO 16045 ISOPTO CARPINE 16345 KAOMEAD 16645 KINEVAC 16050 ISOPTO CETAMIOE 16350 KAOMEAD PG 16650 KLARON 16055 ISOPTO CETAPREO 16355 KAOMEAO W/8ELLADONNA ALKALOIDS 16655 KLE8CIL 16060 ISOPTO ESERINE 16360 KAON 16660 KLEER 16065 ISOPTO FRIN 16365 KAOPECTATE 16665 KLEER COMPOUNO 16070 ISOPTO HOMATROPINE 16370 KAOPHEN 16670 KLEER EXPECTORANT 16075 ISOPTO HYOSCINE 16375 KAOPHIL 16675 KLEER EXPECTORANT OH 16080 ISOPTO P-ES 16380 KAPECTOLIN 16680 KLEER IMPROVEO 16085 ISOPTO PLAIN 16385 KAPECTOLIN PG 16685 KLEER JUNIOR 16090 ISOPTO TEARS 16390 KAPECTOLIN W/BELLADONNA 16690 KLEER SYRUP 16095 ISORDIL 16395 KAPECTOLIN W/PAREGORIC 16695 KLEER-MILO 16100 ISOROIL W/PHENOBAR81TAL 16400 KAPPAOIONE 16700 KLEER-TUSS 16105 ISOSORBIDE 16405 KARAYA GUM 16705 KL IX 16110 ISOTRATE 16410 KARI-RINSE 16710 KLOR-CON 16115 ISOXSUPRINE 16415 KARIDIUM 16715 KLORIDE ELIXIR 16120 ISTRIAN NUTGALLS SBENZCNESZINC 16420 KARIGEL 16720 KLORVESS 16125 ISUPREL COMPOUND-ELIXIR 16425 KASOF 16725 KLORVESS EFFERVESCENT GRANULE 16130 ISUPREL 16430 KATO 16735 KOATE 16135 ISUPREL HCL GLOSSET 16435 KAVRIN J6740 KOLANTYL 16140 ISUPREL HCL MISTOMETER 16440 KAY CIEL 16745 KOLOEZE 16145 IVADANTIN 16445 KAY-POTE 16750 KOLYUM 16150 IVY-CHEX 16450 KAY80VITE 16755 KOMAZINE 16155 IVY-RID LOTION 16455 KAYEXALATE 16760 KOMEO NC LOTION 16160 JACOBSON~S SOLUTION 16460 KAYLIXIR $6765 KOMEO 16165 JANIHINE 16465 KAYTRATE-30 KAYKAP 16770 KOMED MILO LOTION 16170 JECTASONE 16470 KEFF $6775 KOMEX, 16175 JECTO-SAL 16475 KEFLEX 16780 KONAKION 16180 JERI-BATH 16480 KEFLIN 16785 KONDREHUL DEDICATION COOE LIST, NAFCS 1980

16790 KONDREHUL HICASCARA 17090 LANOPLEX 17385 LEvsIN/PHENOBARBITAL 16795 KONOREMUL W/ PHENOLPHTHALEIN 17095 LANOPLEX ELIXIR 17390 LEVSINEX 16800 KONSYL 17100 LANOPLEX FORTE 17395 LEVSINEX/PHENOBARBITAL 16805 KONYNE 17105 LANORINAL 17400 LEVUCAL 16810 KORIZOL 17110 LANOTHAL PILL 17405 LEXAVITE 16815 KORO-SULF 17115 LANOXIN 17410 LEXOR 16820 KOROHEX 17120 LANTEEN JELLY 17415 LEXTRON 16825 KOROSTATIN 17125 LANTRISUL 17420 LI-BAN SPRAY 16830 KREM 17130 LANVISONE 17425 LIB-E J6835 KRONOHIST KRONOCAP 17135 LARGON 17430 LIBCO-12 16840 KRUSCHEN SALTS 17140 LAROBEC 17435 LIBIGEN 16845 KU-ZYME 17145 LAROOOPA 17440 LIBRAX 16850 KU-ZYME HP 17150 LAROTID 17445 L18RITABS 16855 KUDROX 17155 LARYLGAN 17450 LIBRIUM 16860 KUTAPRESSIN 17160 LASAN 17455 LICOPLEX DS 16865 KUTRASE 17165 LASIX 17460 LICORICE COMPOUND 16870 KNELL 17170 LASSAR*S PASTE 17465 LIDA-MANTLE 16875 L.A. FORMULA 17175 LAUD-IRON 17470 LIOA-MANTLE-H~ 16880 L.F.B.-12-1OO 17180 LAUD-IRON FOLIC 17475 LIOEX 16885 L-CAINE 17185 LAUO-IRON FORTE 17480 L1OINIUM 16890 L-T-S 17190 LAUD-IRON PLUS 17485 LIDOCAIN~ 16895 L-THYROXINE 17195 LAUDACIN SYRUP 17490 LIDDC A INE l+c~ 16900 LA-12 17200 LAVACOL $7495 10 OCAI NF HCL W/EP INEPHRINF 16905 LA81D 17205 LAVATAR 17500 LIDDJECT 16910 LABSTIX 17210 LAVENDER OIL 17505 LIOONE 16915 LACRI-LUBE 17215 LAVERIN 17510 LIDOSPORIN 16920 LACRIL 17220 LAX-HERB 17515 LIP12 16925 LACT-AID 17225 LAXADANE 17520 LIFOJECT 16930 LACTATEO PEPSIN ELIXIR 17230 LAXAOANE SUPULE 17525 LIFDLBEX 16935 LACTATED RINGER’S (HARTMANN’S) 17235 LAXAMEAD P.H.M. 17530 LI M81T Roi 16940 LACTIC ACID 17240 LAXINATE 100 17535 LIME WATER 36945 LACTICARE LOTION 17243 LAXATIVE 17540 LINCOCIN 16950 LACTINEX 17245 LAXOGEN 17545 LINCOMYCIN 16955 LACTOBACILLUS ACIDOPHILUS 17250 LC-65 CLEANING 17550 LINOLESTROL 16960 LACTOCAL 17255 LEAO & OPIUM HASH LOTION $7555 LINSEFD Oil. 16965 LACTOCAL-F 17260 LEAO ACETATE 17560 LIDRESAL 16970 LACTOSE 17265 LECITHIN 17565 LIPAN 16975 LACTULOSE 17270 LEOERCILLIN VK i7570 LIPO”GANTRISIN 16980 LANABAC 17275 LEOERPLEX 17575 LIPO THREE 16985 LANABARB 17280 LEMIVITE 17580 LIPO-ADRENEX IN OIL 16990 LANABEE-C 17285 LEMON OIL 17585 LIPD-HEPIN 16995 LANABROM ELIXIR 17290 LENS-MATE 17590 LIPO-NICIN 17000 LANABURN 17295 LENSINE 17595 LIPOOERM 17005 LANACILLIN VK 17300 LENSRINS 17600 LIPOFLAVONOIO 17010 LANAMINS 17305 LEPTINOL 17605 LIPOGEN J7015 LANASFQ 17310 LERITINE 17610 LIPOMUL-ORAL 17020 LANATOSIDE 17315 LEUCINE 17615 LIPONOID 17025 LANATRATE ~7320 LEUCOVORIN 17620 LIPOSPERSE J7030 LANATUSS EXPECTORANT 7325 LEUKERAN 17625 LIPOSYN 17035 LANAURINE J7330 LEVAMIN~ 17630 LIPOTRIAQ 17040 LANAVITE 17335 LEVO UROQIO ACID 17635 LIPOVITE 17045 LANAZETS 17340 LEVD-DROMORAN 17640 LIQUAEMIN 17050 LANESTRIN ~7345 LEVODOP~ 17645 LICLIALGINE 17055 LANIAZID 17350 LEVOIO 17650 LIfilJAMAR 17060 LANNATES ELIXIR 17355 LEVDPHED 17655 LIQUI-CEE 17065 LANOXALIN 17360 LEVOPROME 17660 LICiJI-OOSS 17070 LANOLIN 17365 LE VOTHROIO 17665 LIQUID LUBRICATING JELLY 17075 LANOLINE 17370 LEVDTHYROXINE 17670 LIIiUIFILM 17080 LANOLOR 375 17675 LIWIMAT m 17085 LANOPHYLLIN 17380 LEVSIN-PB DROPS 17680 LIQUIPRIN (n N MEDICATION CODE LIST, NANCS 1980

17685 LIQUIX C 17970 LUBRICATING JELLY 18270 MALLO-PECTIN 17690 LIQUOPHYLLINE 17975 LUBRIDERM 18275 MALLOPRESS 17695 LIQUOR CARBONIS DETERGENS 17980 LUFA 182B0 MALOGEL 17700 LISTEREX 179B5 LUFTDOIL 182B5 HALOGEN 17705 LISTERINE 17990 LUFYLLIN 1B290 MALOTUSS SYRUP 17710 LITHANE 17995 LUFYLLIN-EPG 18295 MALTSUPEX 17715 LITHIUM 18000 LUFYLLIN-GG 18300 MAMFIOL 17720 LITHIUM CITRATE SYRUP 18005 LUFYLLIN-400 18305 MANACID 17725 LITHOBIO 18010 LUGOL@S SOLUTION 18310 MANDELAHAB 17730 LITHONATE 18015 LUMINAL 18315 MANOELAHINE 17735 LITHOTABS 18020 LUIIDE OROPS 1B320 HANDEX 17740 LIVA-ZYME 18025 LV PENICILLIN 1B325 MANDOL 17745 LIVER DESICCATE H/B-12 18030 LYCOLAN ELIXIR 18330 MANESE 17750 LIVER EXTRACT 18035 LYNAPAP 1B335 MANGANESE GLUCONATE 17755 LIVER 1B040 LYNETUSS 1B340 MANIRON 17760 LIVER? IRON & VITAMINS 1B045 LYO B-C 18345 MANNITOL 17765 LIVITAHIN 1B050 LYSINE 18350 MANNITOL HEXANITRATE 17770 LIVITAMIN LIQUIO 1B055 LYSODREN 18355 MANNITOL HEXANITRATE W/PB 17775 LIVITAMIN PRENATAL 18060 LYSOL 18360 MANNITOL 18 GA 17780 LIVITAMIN U/TNTRINSIC FACTOR 1B065 LYTEERS 18365 MANTAOIL 177B5 LIVITOL U/VITAMIN C B-12 & IRON 18070 LYTREN 1B370 MAOLATE 17790 LIVONAMINE 1 B075 M.A.H. #2 18375 MARAX 17795 LIVOREX if/B-12 18080 M.V.I. 18380 MARAZI13E 17800 LIXAGESIC ELIXIR 18085 H-C ANTACID 18385 MARBAXIN 17805 LIXAMINOL AT ELIXIR 18090 N-CAL-M 18390 MARBLEN 17810 LIXAMINOL 18095 N-C ILL IN 18395 MARCAINE 17815 LMD 18100 M-U-R 1B400 MARCAINE HCL W/EPINEPHRN 17820 LO-TUSSIN SYRUP 1B105 H-R-VAX II 18405 MAREZINE 17825 LO/OVRAL 18110 M-TETRA 250 1B41O MARFLEX 17B30 LOBANA HOSPITAL LOTION 1B115 H-VAC [EDMONSTON STRAIN) 18415 MARFLEX PLUS 17833 LOCAL ANESTHETIC 1B120 H-Z 18420 MARFLEX 60 17835 LOCORTEN 1B125 MAALOX 18425 MARGESIC COMPOUND NO. 65 17840 LOESTRIN 18130 MACRODANTI~ 18430 MARGESIC 17845 LOFENALAC 18135 HACRODEX 18435 MARMINE 17850 LOFENE 1B140 HAG-CAL 18440 MARNAL 17855 LOFLO 18145 MAGAN 1B445 MARPLAN 17860 LOMANATE 18150 HAGCYL 18450 MARUATE SPANTAB 17865 LOMOTIL 18155 HAGMALIN 18455 MASSE 17868 LOMUSTINE 18160 MAGNAGEL 1B460 MASSENGILL DISPOSABLE 00UCHE 17B70 LONALAC 18165 HAGNALOX 18465 MASSENGILL OISP DOUCHE-VINEGAR 17B75 LONITEN 18170 MAGNALLM 18470 MASSENGILL LIQUID CONCENTRATE 17B80 LOPERAMIOE 18175 14AGNATRIL 1B475 MASSENGILL POWDER 178B5 LOPRESSOR 181B0 MAGNESIA 18480 MATERNA 17B88 LORAZEPAM 1B185 MAGNESIA G ALUMINA 18485 MATROPINAL 17890 LORE LCO 18190 HAGNESIUN CHLORIOE 18490 MATULANE 17895 LORFAN 1B195 HAGNESIIJ4 CITRATE 18495 MAXAFIL 17900 LORIOINE 18200 MAGNESIUM GLUCONATE 18500 MAXAMAG 17905 LOROXIOE 18205 MAGNESIUM OXIDE 18505 MAXI-E 17910 LOROXIOE-HC 1B21O MAGNESIUM PHOSPHATE TRIBASIC 1B51O EIAXIBOLIN 17915 LORY L 18215 MAGNESIUM SULFATE 18515 MAXIDEX 17920 LOTIO ALSULFA 1B220 f4AGNESIUf4 TRISILICATE 18520 MAXITROL 17925 LOTRIMIN 18225 HAJOR B WfC 18525-—— MAYTREX 17930 LOTUSATE 1B230 NAKROGEN 18530 MCT OIL 17935 LOWI LA 18235 MALATAL 18535 MEAOLAX-DSS 17940 LOXAPINE 18240 HALLAHINT iB540 MEASLES VIRUS VACCINE 17945 LOXITAN~ 18245 HALLENZY14E 18545 MEASURIN 17950 LUBAFAX 18250 HALLERGAN 18550 MEBARAL 17955 LUBATH 18255 HALLER6AN SYRUP PLAIN 1B555 HECLIZINE 17960 LUBRASEPTIC 18260 PIALLERGAN WfCODEINE SYRUP 18558 MECLOHEN 17965 LUBRASOL BATH OIL 18265 HALLISOL SlX161CAL SCRUB 18560 HECDSTIX DEDICATION COOE LIST, NAHCS 1980

18565 HEO-DEPO 18855 MERCUROCHROME 19155 METHYLDOPA 18570 HEOACHE 18860 MERCUROPHYLLINE 19160 METHYLENE BLUE 18575 MEDAPED 18865 HERCIFtV OXIDE 19165 METHYLONE 1858D HEDI MARKER 18870 MERCUTHEOLIN 19170 METHYLPARABEN 18585 kEDI-QUIK SPRAY 18875 MERPHOL 19175 klETl+fLPHENIOATE 18590 MEOI-TRATING 18880 MERSA 19180 METHYLPREDNISOLONE 18595 MEDI ATRI C 18885 MERSALYL-THEOPHYLLINE 191B5 METHYLTESTOSTEI?ONE 18600 MEOICATEO COUGH DROPS 18890 MERSALYN 19190 METI-DERM 18605 MEOICATED FOOT POUDER 18895 MERSOL 19195 METICORTELONE 18610 MEOICONE DRESSING 18900 MERTHIQLATE 19200 METICORTEN 18615 MEOICONET 18905 MERUVAX II 19205 METIMYD 18620 MEOIHALER-EPI 18910 MERVALDIN 19210 METOLAZONE 18625 MEOIHALER-ERGOTAMINE 18915 MESANTOIN 19215 METOPIRONE 18630 MEOIHALER-ISO 18920 MESTINON 19218 METDPROLOL 18635 MEORALONE 18925 METAHYORIN 19220 METRA 18640 MEOROL 18930 METAMUCIL 19225 MIFTRAZOL 18645 MEFOXI N 18935 METANDREN .9230 METRETON 18650 MEGA-B 18940 METAPREL .9233 METRONIL)AZOLE 18655 MEGACE 18945 METAPROTERENOL .9235 METUBINE 18660 MEGADOSE 18950 HETARAMINOL .9240 METYCAINE 18663 MEGESTROL 18955 METASEP .9245 MEVANIN-C 18665 MELFIAT 18960 METATENSIN .9250 MEVATINIC-C 18670 MELLARIL 18965 METH .9255 MEXATE 18675 MELL08ATH 8ATH OIL 18970 METH CHOLINE !9260 MEXS ANA 18680 MELOZETS WAFER 18975 METABOLIC :9265 MG-BLUE 18685 MELPHALAN 18980 METHACHOLINE 19270 MI-CE8RIN 18690 MENAOIONE 18985 METHADONE 19275 MI-THERIC 18695 MENEST 18990 METHAKOTE 19280 MICATIN 18700 MENIC 18995 METHALATE 19285 MICO-ONE 18705 MENINGOVAX-C 19000 METHAMPEX 19290 MICONAZOLE 18710 MENOJECT 19005 METHAMPHETAMINE 19295 MICRAININ 18715 MENOMUNE A/C 19010 METHANOL 19300 MICRHOGAM 18720 MENOMUNE 19015 METHAPYRILENE HCL POWDER 19305 MICRIN PLUS 18725 MENOMUNE-C 19019 METHAQUALONE 19310 MICROCORT LOTION 18730 MENDTAB 19020 METHAVIN 19315 MICRONEFRIN 18735 MENRIUM 19025 METHAZOLAMIOE 19320 MICRONOR 18740 MENTHALGESIC 19030 METHAZDLATE 19325 MICROSTIX 18745 MENTHOL 19035 METHENAMINE 19330 MIGROSULFON 18750 MENTHOLATUM 19040 METHENAMINE MANOELATE 19335 MICROSYN ACNE LOTION 18755 MEPERGAN 19045 METHERGINE 19340 MICTROL 18760 MEPERIDINE 19050 METHICILLIN 19345 MIDICEL 18765 MEPHOBAR81TAL ,9055 METHIONINE 19350 MIOOL 18770 MEPHOHAB ,9060 METHISCHOL 19355 MIDRAN DECONGESTANT 18775 MEPHYTON .9065 METHO-500 19360 MIORIN 18780 MEPRED .9070 METHOCARBAMDL 19365 MIGRAL 18785 MEPRO COMPOUNO .9075 METHOCARBAMOL H/ASA 19370 MILK OF BISMUTH 18790 MEPRO-PETN .9080 METHOCARBAMOL H/ASPIRIN 19375 MILK OF MAGNESIA 18795 MEPROBAMATE .9085 METHOSARB 193B0 MILK OF MAGNESIA-CASCARA SAGRADA 18800 MEPROSPAN ,9090 METHOTREXATE 19385 MILK OF MAGNESIA-MINERAL OIL 1B805 MEQUIN .9095 METHOXAL 19390 MILK SKIM BAKER~S REAOY-4 18810 MER ESTRONE ,9100 METHOXANOL 19395 MILKINOL 18815 MERBROMIN .9105 METHOXSALEN 19400 MILDNTIN 18818 MERCAPTOMERItj !9110 METHSCOPOLAMINE 19405 MILPATH 18820 MERCAPTOPURINE .9115 METHULOSE 19410 MILPREM 18825 MERCOOOL U/DECAPRYN COUGH SYRUP .9120 METHYL ALCOHOL 19415 MILTOWN 18830 MERCRESIN .9130 METHYL SALICYLATE 19420 MILTRATE 18835 MERCURIC CHLORIOE .9135 METHYL-CYST 19425 MIN-GERA 18840 MERCURIC IOOIDE .91+0 METHYLCELLULOSE 19430 MIN-HEMA 18845 MERCURIC PREPARATION !9145 METHYLCELLULDSE 1500 CPS 19435 MIN-HEMA-PLUS a w 18850 MERCURIC SULFIOE .9150 METHYLCELLULOSE 4000 CPS 19440 MIN-PLEX 300 MEDICATION CODE LIST, NAMCS 1980

1%45 HIKRAL OIL 19740 MULL-SOY 19450 FIINI-LIX 19745 MULTA-GEN 12 19455 HINIPRESS 19750 MULTALAN 19460 FUNOCIN 19755 MULTI-B-PLEX 19465 HI~CYCLINE 19760 MUTI-CHEHZ 19470 MINOPLEX 19765 MULTI-HEMA 19475 HINOTAL 19770 MULTI-SYMPTOM 19480 HINRO-PLEX 19775 MIKTI-V 19485 HI NT-O-MAG 19780 MULTI-VI-FLOR DROPS 19490 HINTEZOL 19785 MLl_TI-VITAMIN 200B0 MYLANTA 19495 HIOCEL 19790 MUTI-VITES 20085 14YLAXEN 19500 HIDCHOL 19795 MULTICEBRIN 20090 MYLERAN 19505 MI OSTAT 19800 MUTIFUGE SYRUP 20095 MYLICON 19508 WQTIC AGENT 19805 MtkTIGEST 20100 MYOBID DIALSPAN 19510 HIRADON 19810 MULTIPLE B-C 20105 MYOCHRYSINE 19515 HISSION PRENATAL 19815 MULTIPLE VITAMIN 20110 MYOFLEX 19520 HISSIQN PRENATAL F.A. 19820 MUTIPLE VITAMIN n/IRON 20115 MY~IN 19525 HISSION PRENATAL H.P. 19825 MUTIPLE VITAMINS 20120 MYOTONACHOL 19530 HISTOL 19830 MULTIPLE VITAMINS kl/IRON 20125 MYRINGACAINE 19535 HISTOL WEPHEDRINE 19835 MULTIPLE VITAMINS W/PIINERALS 20130 MYRRH 19540 HITEY VITES 19840 MULTIVITAMIN 20135 MYSOLINE 19545 HITHRACIN 19845 MULTIVITAMIN COWENTRATE 20140 MYSTECLIN F 19550 HITHRAHYCIN 19850 MULTIVITAMIN FORMULA 20145 MYTELASE 19555 HITY-HYCIN 19855 MULTIVITAMIN THERAPEUTIC 20150 MYTRATE 19560 HITY-QUIN 19860 MIH_TIVIT THERAPEUTIC W/MINS 20155 N-t41LTISTIX 19565 HIVE RT 19865 MULTIVITAMIN/MULTI MINERAL 20160 N-URISTIX 19570 HIZYHE 19B70 MULTIVITAMINS G MULTIMINERALS 20165 NABILENE 19575 HOBAN 19875 MULTIVITAMINS ROWELL 20170 NAFCIL 19580 HOBIDIN 19880 MULTOHAB 20175 NAFCILLIN 19585 HOBIGESIC 19885 MULVIDREN 20180 NAFEEN 19590 HOBISYL 19890 MULVIOREN-F SOFTAB 20185 NAILIFE 19595 HODANE 19895 MULVITAB 20190 NALDECON 19600 ~DERIL 19900 MUMPS SKIN TEST ANTIGEN 20195 NALOEGESIC 19605 HCOICO~ 19905 MUMPS VIRUS VACCINE LIVE 20200 NALDELATE SYRUP 19610 HODICUH 19910 MIN4PSVAX JERYL LYNN 20205 NALOETUSS SYRUP 19615 HODIFIED PROTEIN HYDROLYSATE 19915 MURCIL ,20210 NALFON 19620 HOEBIQUIN 19920 MURI-LUBE 20215 NALIDIXIC ACID 19625 HOL-IRON 19925 MWtINE 20220 NAMIOE 19630 NDL-IRON H/VITAHIN C 19930 MURIPSIN 20225 NAMIDE-C 19635 HONISTAT 19935 MLROCAR8 20230 NANDROLATE 19640 HONISTAT 7 19940 MIROCEL 20235 NANDROLIN 19645 HONDSINE 19945 MUROCOLL 20240 NANOROLONE 19650 HORPHINE 19950 MUSTARD OIL 20245 NANOROLONE PHENPROPIQNATE 19655 HORPHINE & ATROPINE 19955 MUSTARGEN 20250 NAPAL 19660 HORRHUATE 19960 MUTAHYCIN 20255 NAPHAZOLINE 19665 HORUGUENT 19965 MUVICA 20260 NAPHCON 19670 HORUSAN 19970 MY-B-DEN 20265 NAPHCON FORTE 19675 WTRIN 19975 MY-CORT 20270 NAPHCON-A 19680 HOUTHHASH 19980 MY-CORT #1 20275 NAPLOPAN 19685 HOUTHMSH & GARGLE 19985 MY-CORT #2 20280 NAPRIL PLATEAU CAP 19690 HDUTHUASH ASTRINGENT 19990 MY-CORT LOTION 202B5 NAPROSYN 19695 HOVZCOL GRANULE 19995 MYADEC 20290 NAPROXEN 19700 MSC TRIAHINIC TIMED-RELEASE 20000 HYAMBUTOL 20295 NAPTRAT~ 19705 HUCI LAX 20005 HYAMEAD 20300 NAWA 19710 HUILOSE 20010 MYCELEX 20305 NAWIVAL 19715 HUCOHYST 20015 HYCHEL 20310 NARCAN 19720 HUOHYST WISOPROTERENOL 20020 HYCI SPRAY 20313 NARCOTIC ANTAGONIST 19725 IUCOHYST-10 20025 IIIYCIFRAOIN SULFATE 20315 NAROIL 19730 HUCOPLEX 20030 UYCIGUENT 20320 NASAHIST g9735 HUDRANE 20035 UYCITRACIN 20325 NASAL DECONGESTANT MEDICATION CODE LISTS NAMCS 1980

20330 NASAL DECONGESTANT ELIXIR 20630 NEDCET 20930 NICO-METRAZOL 20335 NASAL DECONGESTANT NED-VADRIN 20635 NEOCHOLAN 20935 NICO-SPAN 20340 NASCOBARB 20640 NEDCIRTASAL 20940 NICO-VERT 20345 NASO-HIST 20645 NEOCYLATE 20945 NICO-400 20350 NASOBID GRAWCAP 20650 NEOCYTEN 20950 NICOBIO 20355 NASOCON 20655 NEODECAORON 20955 NICOCAP 20360 NATABEC 20660 NEODECASPRAY 20960 NICOLAR 20365 MTABEC RX 20665 NEOFED 20965 NICOTAL 20370 NATABEC WFLUORIOE 20670 NEOGESIC 20970 NICOTINAMIOE 20375 NATABEC-FA 20675 NEOLAX 20975 NICOTINEX ELIXIR 20380 NATACYN 206B0 NEOLOID 20980 NICOTINIC ACIO 20385 NATAFORT .. 20685 NEOHIXIN 20985 NICOTINYL ALCOHOL 20390 NATALINS . . 20690 NEOMYCIN 20990 N COTINYL ALCOHOL TARTRATE 20395 NATALZNS RX 20695 NEONIC 20995 N COZIN-C 20400 NATRONA COHPOUNO 20700 NEOPAP 21000 N :COZOL 20405 NATURAL VEGETABLE LAXATIVE 20705 NEOPAVRIN FORTE 21005 N DAR 20410 NATURE’S REHEOY 20710 NEOQUESS 21010 N FEREX 20415 NATURETIN 20715 NEOSONE 21015 N ‘FEREX U/VITAMIN C 20420 NA7URETIN WK 20720 NEOSOR8 PLUS 21020 N :FEREX-PN 20425 NAUSATROL 20725 NEOSPECT 21025 N :FEREX-150 20430 NAUSEiROL 20730 NEOSPORIN 21030 N :FEREX-150 FORTE 20435 NAVANE 20735 NEOSTIGMINE 21035 N :GROIDS 20440 NAZAC DECONGESTANT 20740 NEOSTIGMINE METHYLSULFATE 21040 N KETHAMIDE 20445 NO-GESIC 20745 NEOTABS 21045 N L VAGINAL 20450 NO-STAT 20750 NEOTAL 21050 N :LAIN 20455 NEBCIN 20755 NE07EP 21055 N :LCOL 20460 NECHLORIN 20760 NEOTHYLLINE 21060 N ,LPRIN 20465 NECORT-AVP 20765 NEOTHYLLINE-GG 21065 NILSTAT 20470 NECTA SHEET 20770 NEOTRIZINE 21070 NINE VITAMIN 20475 NECTAOON 20775 NEOVICAPS 21075 N :NE VITAMIN W/IRON 20480 MEFROSUL 20780 NEOXYN LOTION 21OBO N [ORIC 20485 NEGATAN 20785 NEOZIN 21085 N PI RI N 20490 NEGGRAH 20790 NEOZYL 21090 N :PRIDE 20495 NELEX-1OO 20795 NEPtflAHINE 21095 NISENTIL 20800 NEPHROX 21100 NISINE ELIXIR 20805 NEPTAZANE 21105 NITRAZINE PAPER ALLINE 20810 NERVOCAINE 21110 NITREX 20815 NESACAINE 21115 NITRIN 20820 NEUROSINE 21120 NITRINE 20825 NEUROVAL ELIXIR 21125 NITRO T.D. 20830 NEUT 21130 NITRO-BID 20835 NEU7RA-PHOS 21135 NITROCAP 20540 NEO-DELTA-CORTEF 20840 NEUTRA-PHOS-K 21140 NITRODAN 20545 NEO-FLO 20845 NEUTRACOMP 21145 NITROFURANTOIN 20550 NEO-HYDELTRASOL 20850 NEUTRALOX 21150 NITROFURAZONE 20555 NEO-HEDROL 20855 NEUTROGENA 21155 NITROGEN 20560 NEO+IST 20860 NEVROTOSE 21160 NITROGLYCERIN 20565 NEO-HULL-SOY 20865 NI-FI.RIN 21165 NITROGLYN 20570 NEO-NitOREX 20870 NI-SPAN 21170 NITROL 20575 WO-DXYLONE 20875 NIAC 21175 NITROLIN 20580 NEO-POLYCIN 20880 NIACAL 21180 NITRDSPAN 20565 NEO-SYNALAR 20885 NIACIN 21165 NITROSTAT 20590 MEO-SYNEPHRINE COHPWNO COLO 20890 NIACINAMICE 21190 NITROSULE 20595 NEO-SYNEPHRINE 20895 NIACINAMIDE 21195 NITRCUS OXIOE 20600 NEO-SYNEPHRINE II 20900 NIALEX 21200 NIVEA 20605 NEO-SYNEPH HENTH SPRAY 20905 NIALEXO-C 21205 NOCTEC 20610 NED-TEARS 20910 NIAPENT 21210 NODOZ 20615 NEOBIO GRANUCAP 20915 NIASCORB 21215 NOLAHINE 20620 PEOBIOTIC 20920 NICALEX 21220 NOLUDAR C$l (n 20625 NEOCASTADERM 20925 NICL 21225 NOLVADEX m MEDICATION CODE LISTS NAMCS 1980 o-l 21230 NOR LIEF 21525 NU-FLCH SHAMPOO 21B25 OPHTHA LIPO 21235 NOR MIL 21530 NU-IRON 21830 0PH7HA PfS 21240 NOR PRES 21535 NU-IRON ELIXIR 21835 OPHTHAINE 21245 NOR-Cl.O. 21540 NU-IRON-V 21B40 OPHTHALGAN 21250 NOR-TET 21545 NUCLEVEN 21B45 OPHTHETIC 21255 NORAFED 21550 NUBAIN 21850 OPHTHOCHLOR 21260 NORAPHEN SPANCAP 21555 NUCOFED 2185!5 OPHrHDCORT 21265 N~AVITE PLUS 21560 NUJOL 21860 OPIUM 21270 NORAZINE 21565 NULICAINE 21865 OPIUM ANO BELLADONNA 21275 NORORYL 21570 NUM ZIT 21870 OPIUM CAMPHORATED 21280 NORFLEX 21575 NUMORPHAN 21875 OPIUM EXTRACT 21285 NORFRANIL 215B0 NUMZIDENT 21880 OPIUM POWOEREO 21290 NORGESIC 215B5 NUPERCAINAL 218B5 OPT-EASE 21295 NORIKX PLUS 21590 NUPERCAINE 21890 OPTEF 21300 NORINYL 21595 NUROSAL 21895 OPTILETS 21305 NORISOORINE 21600 NLRSOY 21900 OPTIMINE 21310 NORISOORINE SULFATE AEROHALER 21605 NUTRACORT 21905 OPTIMYll 21315 NORISOORINE W/CALC IODIDE 21610 NUTRADERM 21910 OPTISEO 21320 NORLAC 21615 NUTRAL 21915 ORA-TESTRYL 21325 NORLAC RX 21620 NUTRAMIGEN 21920 ORABASE HCA PASTE 21330 NORLESTRIN 21625 NUTRAPLUS 21925 ORABASE 21335 NORLUTATE 21630 NUTRI-1OOO 21930 ORABASE HIBENZOCAINE PASTE 21340 NORLUTIN 21635 NUXAPHEN 21935 ORACIN 21345 NORMACID 21640 NYCRALAN 21940 ORAGRAFIN 21350 NORMADERM 21645 NYDRAZID 21945 ORALPHYLLIN 21355 NORMATANE OC EXPECTORANT 21650 NVLIORIN 21950 ORAMINIC 21360 NORMATANE ELIXIR 21655 NYLMERATE 21955 ORANGE OIL 21365 NORMATANE 21660 NYLOXIN 21960 ORAPAV TIMECELLE 21370 NORMATANE T.O. 21665 NYOMIN 21965 ORAPHEN-PD 21375 NORMOL 21670 NYQUIL 21970 ORASONE 21380 NORMDSOL 21675 NYRAL 21975 ORATRAST 21385 NOROXINE 216B0 NYSOLONE 21980 ORATROL 21390 NORPACE 21685 NYST-OLONE 21985 ORWAY*S SOLUTION 21395 NORPANTH 21690 NYSTAFORM 21990 ORENZYME 21400 NORPRAMIN 21695 NYSTATIN 21995 ORETIC 21403 NORTRIPTYLINE 21700 NYSTATIN VAGINAL TABLET 22000 ORETICYL 21405 NOSE DROPS 21705 NYTILAX 22005 0RE70N 21410 NOSPAZ 21710 O.B. VITAMIN 22010 OREXIN 21415 NOVACEBRIN 21715 O-V STATIN 22015 ORGANIOIN 21420 NOVACE8RIN W/FLUORIOE 21720 OBALAN 22020 ORGAPHEN 21425 NOVAFED 21725 OBEGYN 22025 ORIMUNE POLIO VAC LIVE ORAL 21430 NOVAFED A 21730 OBEPHEN 22030 ORINASE 21435 NOVAFEO 120 21735 OBEVAL 22035 ORLEX H.C. OTIC 21440 NOVAHISTINE 21740 OBOTAN 22040 ORLEX OTIC 21445 NOVAHISTINE COUGH FORMULA 21745 OBRON-6 22045 ORMAZINE 21450 NOVAHISTINE OH ‘e 21750 OCEAN MIST 22050 ORNACOL 21455 NOVAHISTINE OMX 21755 OCUSOL 22055 ORNADE 21460 NOVAHISTINE ELIXIR 21760 000R-SCRIP 22060 ORNEX 21465 NOVAHISTINE EXPECTORANT 21765 OGEN 22065 ORPHENAORINE 21470 NOVAHISTINE FORTIS 21770 OIL RETENTION EKMA 22070 ORPHENADRINE U/A.P.C. 21475 NOVAHISTINE LP 21775 OILATUM SOAP 22075 DRTHO PERSONAL LUBRICANT 21480 NOVAHISTINE MELET 2178D OLEIC ACID 220B0 ORTHD-CREME 21485 NOVAHISTINE SIF4.LS 21785 OLIVE OIL 22085 ORTHO-GYNOL 21490 NOVALAX 21790 OMNI-TUSS 22090 ORTHO-NOVUM 21495 NOVIPLEX 21795 OMNIPEN 22095 ORTHOXICOL 21500 NOVOCAIN 21800 ONCOVIN 22100 ORTHOXINE 21505 NOVRAD 21805 OP-THAL-ZIN 22105 ORTHOXINE ANO AMINOPHYLLINE 21510 NP-27 21810 OPACEORIN 22110 OS-CAL 21515 NTZ 21B15 OPASAL 22115 OS-CAL PLUS 21520 NU THERA 21820 OPECTO ELIXIR 22120 OS-CAL 500 HEDICATICM CODE LIST, MANCS 1980

22125 OS-CAL-FORTE 22420 P-A-V 22720 PA~OPON 22130 OS-CAL-GESIC 22425 P-B-SAL 22725 PANTOTHENIC ACIO 22135 OS-CAL-HONE 22430 P-I-N FORTE 22730 PANTOTHENOL (D) ALCOHOL 22140 OSHI TROL 22435 P-V TUSSIN 22735 PAPUITEX PRENATAL W/FfllIC ACID 22145 OSMOGLYN 22440 P-U VERMIFUGE 22740 PAMARFIN 22150 OSTEOLATE 22445 P-200 22745 PANZYME 22155 OTALL OROPS 22450 PABA 22750 PAPACON CONCAP 22160 OTIC DROPS 22455 PA8AFIlM 22755 PAPAS~ 22165 OTIC PLAIN DROPS 22460 PABAGEL 22760 PAPAVATRAL 22170 OTIC-HC 22465 PA8ALAN 22765 PAPAVATRAL W/PHENOBARBITAL 22175 OTOBIONE 22470 PA8ALATE 22770 PAPAVERINE 22180 OTOBIOTIC 22475 PA8ANOL LOTION 22775 PAPAYA 22185 OTOCORT 22480 PABIRIN BUFFEREO 22780 PAPZANS 22190 OTOLGESIC 22485 PAGITANE 22785 PARA AMINOBENZOIC ACIO 22195 OTOREID-H~ 22490 PAIN R.ELIEVER-E 22790 PARA-AMINOSALICYLIC ACID 222 0 0 OTRI VI ~ 22495 PAL-A-DEX 22795 PARACORT 22205 OUABAIN 22500 PALADAC 22800 PARAOIONE 22210 OVCON 22505 PALAFLOR 22805 PARAFLEX 22215 OVRAL 22510 PALODYNE 22810 PARAFON FORT~ 22220 OVRETTE 22515 PAMA 22B15 PARAL 22225 OVULEN 22520 PAHELOR 22820 PARALDEHYOE 22230 OX BILE EXTRACT 22525 PAHINE 22825 PARASAL SOOIUM 22233 OXACILLIN 22530 PAMPRIM 228Z7 PARASYMPATHOLYTIC AGENTS 22235 OXAINE M 22535 PAN ULTRA 22828 PARASYMPATHOMIMETICGAGENTS 22240 OXALIC ACIO 22540 PAN-APC 22830 PARATHYROID 22245 OXALID 22545 PAN-B-1 22835 PARBOCYL PHEtj 22550 PAN-B-6 22840 PAREDRINE W/BORIC ACID 22255 OXLOPAR 22555 PAN-KLORIOE ELIXIR 22845 PAREGORIC 22260 OXO-THALEIN 22560 PAN-SONE 22850 PAREGORIC & SOOA COMPOUNO 22265 OXOIOS 22565 PANACARB 22655 PARELIXIR 22270 OXSORALEN 22570 PANACIO 22860 PAREPECTOLIN 22275 OXY-KESSO-TETRA 22575 PANACORT R-P 22865 PAREST 22280 OXY-LOTION 22580 PANADYL 22870 PARGEL 22285 OXY-SCRUB 22585 PANAFIL 22875 PARLODEL 22290 OXCEL COTTON-TYPE PLEOGET 22590 PANAHIST 22860 PARLOOION STRIPS 22295 OXYCEL GAUZE-TYPE PAO 22595 PANALGESIC 22885 PARNATE 22300 OXYCHINOL 22600 PANAHIN 22890 PARSIOOL 22305 OXYCODONE HCL & ACHAMINOPHEN 22605 PANAQUIN 22895 PARTIAL ECLIPSE 22310 OXYOESS 22610 PANASCORB 22900 PAS 22315 OXYGEN 22615 PANAZIO 22905 PATCHOULY OIL 22320 OXYLONE 22620 PANAZIO U/B-6 22910 PATHIBAMATE 22325 OXYMETHOLONE 22625 PANCEBRIN 22915 PATHILOhl 22330 OXYNITRAL W/VERATRUM VIRIOE 22630 PANCREASE 22920 PATHILON SEQUEL 22335 OXYQUINOLINE 22635 PANCREATIC HORMONE 22925 PATHILON W/PHENOBARBITAL 22340 OXYTETRACYCLINE 22640 PANCREATIC 22930 PATHILON U/PHENOBARBITAL SEQUEL 22345 OXYTOCIN 22645 PANEX 22935 PATHOCIL 22350 OYSTER SHELL &VITAMIN O 22650 PANGYN 22940 PAVA-MEAO 22355 P N S 22655 PANHEPRIN 22945 PAVABIQ 22360 P-A*S- SOOIUM 22660 PANHYOROSONE 22950 PAVACAP 22365 P-EaTaN- 22665 PANISOLONE 22955 PAVACEN 22370 PaEeTaN- W/PHENOBARBITAL 22670 PANHYCIN 22960 PAVADUR 22375 P.-H- 22675” PANOXYL 22965 PAVAGEN 22380 P-H. MIXTURE 22680 PANSCOL 22970 PAVAKEY SeA- 22385 P-H. PLUS 22685 PANTENYL 22975 PAVARINF 22390 P-H. 1500 22690 PANTERIC 229B0 PAVASEO 22395 P-R. SYRUP 22695 PANTHODERM 22985 PAVASULE PELLSULE 22400 P-V. CARPINE LIQUIFILM 22700 PANTHOOERM LOTION 22990 PAVATRAN 22405 PtX 22705 PANTHDLIN 22995 PAVERIL ~2410 P-A-C COMPOUNQ 22710 PANTISONE 23000 PAVEROLAN LANACAP 22415 P-A-C COMP WICOD SULF, 22715 PANTOPAQUE 23005 PAVULON % MEDICATION CODE LIST, NAMCS 1980

23010 PAZO HEMORRHOID 23295 PENTETRA 23590 PETROLEUM ETHER 23015 PBZ 23300 PENTHRANE 23595 PETROZIN 23020 PBZ ELIXIR 23305 PENTIDS 23600 PFIZER-E 23025 PBZ LONTAB 23310 PENTOBARBITAL 23605 PFIZERPEN 23030 PBZ WfCOD & EPHEO EXP 23315 PENTDTHAL 23610 PHAZYME 23035 PBZ HIEPHEORINE 2,3320 PENTRASPAN-80 23615 PHAZYME PB 23040 PBZ W/EPHEORINE EXPECTORANT 23325 PENTRAX 23620 PHAZYME-95 23045 PBZ-SR 23330 PENTRITOL 23625 PHE-MER-NITE PREOP TINC 23050 Pm 23335 PENTYLAN 23630 PHEDRAL 23055 PE-DE-EM 23340 PEPPERMINT OIL 23635 PHELANTIN 23060 PEANUT OIL USP 23345 PEPPERMINT SPIRIT 23640 PHEMITHYN 23065 PEAT13N 23350 PEPPERMINT WATER 23645 PHEN-OIMETRAZINE 23070 PECTOCEL 23355 PEPSIN 23650 PHENACETIN 23075 PECTCCOMP 23360 PEPTALAC ELIXIR 23655 PHENACETOPHEN 23080 PECTOKAY 23365 PEPTAVLON 23660 PHENAPHEN 23085 PEDAMETH 23370 PEPTO-BISMOL 23665 PHENAPHEN NO. 2 23090 PEOI-OENT CV 23375 PERCHLORACAP 23670 PHENAPHEN NO. 3 23095 PEDI-OENT 23380 PERCDBARB 23675 PHENAPHEN NO. 4 23100 PEOIACOF 233B5 PERCOCET-5 23680 PHENAPHEN W/COOEINE 23105 PEOIACON 23390 PERCODAN 23685 PH~ASEPTIC MOUTHWASH 23110 PEOIACON U/IRON 23395 PERCODAN-DEMI 23690 PHENATANE EXPECTORANT 23115 PEOIAFLOR OROPS 23400 PERCOGESIC 23695 PHENATAPP ELIXIR 23120 PEOIALYTE 23405 PERCORTEN ACETATE 23700 PHENATE 23125 PEDIAMYCIN 23410 PERCORTEN PIVALATE 23705 PHENAZINE 23130 PEOIAQUIL 23415 PERDIEM GRANULE 23710 PHENAZOOINE 23135 PEOIATRIC COUGH SYRUP 23420 PERESTAN 23715 PHENAZOPYRIDINE 23140 PEOIATROL 23425 PERGONAL 23720 PHENAZOPYRIDINE-SULFISOXAZOLE 23145 PEOIATROL U/IRON 23430 PERI-COLACE 23725 PHENCASET (IMPROVEOI 23150 PEOIAZOLE 23435 PERI-DOSS 23730 PHENCEN-50 23155 PEDICRAN W/IRON 23440 PERIACTIN 23735 PHENCDIO 23158 PEDICULICIOE 23445 PERIDIAL 23740 PHENDIMEAD 23160 PEORIC 23450 PERIDIN-C 23745 PHENDIMETRAZINE 23165 PEECE 23455 PERIES 23750 PHENEEN 23170 PEGANONE 23460 PERIFOAM 23175 PEKTAMALT 23465 PERIHAB 23178 PEMOLINE 23470 PERIHEMIN 23180 PEN A/N 23475 PERIOCAL-D 23185 PEN-VEE K 23480 PERITINIC 23190 PENALATE ELIXIR 234B5 PERITONEAL DIALYSIS WIDEXTROSE 23195 PENAMP 23490 PERITRATE 23200 PENAPAR VK 23495 PERITRATE W/PHENOBARBITAL 23205 PENBRSTIN 23500 PERMAPEN AQUEOUS SUSPENSION 23210 PENICILLAMINE 23505 PERMITIL 23215 PENICILLIN 23510 PERNAEMON 23220 PENICILLIN G 23515 PERNAVIT 23805 PHENETRON COMPOUND 23223 PENICILLIN PROCAINE 23520 PERNOX 23810 PHENETRON LANACAP 23225 PENICILLIN V 23523 PERPHENAZINE 23815 PHENETRON LANATAB 23230 PENICILLIN VK 23525 PERSA-GEL 23B20 PHENETRON SYRUP 23235 PENSYN 23530 PERSADOX 23825 PHENHIST DH W/CODEINE 23240 PENTACRESOL ORAL 23535 PERSANTINE 23830 PHENISTIX 23245 PENTAERYTHRITOL TETRANIT-PB 23540 PERSISTIN 23833 PHENMETRAZINE 23250 PENTAERYTHRITOL 23545 PERTINEX 23835 PHENO NUX 23255 PENTAFIN 23550 PERTOFRANE 23B40 PHEND-SQUAR 23260 PENTAFORT 23555 PERTRDPIN 23B45 PHENOBARBITAL 23265 PENTATHYN 23560 PERTUSSIN 23B50 PHENOBARBITAL & ATROPINE 23270 PENTAZINE 23565 PETN 23855 PHENOBARBITAL & BELLADONNA 23275 PENTAZINE EXPECTORANT 23570 PETRO-PHYLIC SOAP 23B60 PHENOBARBITAL E HEXESTROL 23280 PENTAZINE EXP W/COOEINE 23575 PETRO-SYLLIUM 23865 PHENOBARBITAL & HYOSCYAMUS 23285 PENTAZOCINE 23580 PETROGALAR 23870 PHENOBARBITAL ELIXIR 23290 PENTAZYEIE 23585 PETROLATUH 23B75 PHENOBARBITAL GREEN HEDICATIDN CODE LIST, NAHCS 1980

23880 PHENOBARBITAL LAVENDER 24180 PIL-DIGIS 24470 POLYMYXIN 23885 PHENOBARBITAL ORANGE 24185 PILO 24475 POLYONIC 23890 PHENOBARBITAL PINK 24190 PILOCAR ;4480 PCILYSAL 23895 PHENOBARBITAL S.C. 24195 PILOCARPINE 24485 POLYSORB 23900 PHENOBARBITAL SCOREO 24200 PILDCARPINE NITRATE 24490 POLYSORBIN 23905 PHENOBARBITAL SODIUM 24205 PILOCEL 24495 POLYSORBIN DROPS 23910 PHENOBARBITAL UHITE 24210 PILOMIOTIN 24500 POLYSORBIN-F DROPS 23915 PHENOBEL 24215 PILOPTIC 24505 POLYSPECTRIN 23920 PHEN08ELLA 24220 PIMA SYRUP 24510 POLYSPORIN 23925 PHENODYNE 24225 PIPERAZINE 24515 POLYTAR 23930 PHENOJECT-50 24230 PIRACAPS 24520 POLYTRACIN 23935 PHENOL 24235 PIRIN PLUS 24525 POLYVITAMIN 23940 PHENDLAX WAFER 24240 P IR IN 24530 POLYVITAMIN OROPS 23945 PHENOLPHTHALEIN 24245 PIRSEAL 24535 POLYVITAMIN FLUORIOE 23950 PHENOLSULFONPHTHALEIN 24250 PISEC GEL 24540 POLYV17AMIN FLUORIOE DROPS 23955 PHENOPTIC 24255 P ITOC IN 24545 PONDIMIN 23960 PHENOXENE 24260 PITRESSIN 24550 PONSTEL 23965 PHENSPRAY 24265 PITUITARY POSTERIOR 24555 PONTOCAINE 23970 PHENTERMINE 24270 PITUITRIN 24560 PONTOCAINE HCL 23975 PHENTROL 24275 PIZ BUIN 24565 PONTOCAINE HCL NIPHANOID 23980 PHENURON~ 24280 PLACEBO 24570 PONTOCAINE WIOEXTROSE 23985 PHENYL SALICYLATE 24285 PLACIDYL 24575 PORTAGEN 23990 PHENYL-APAP 24290 PLAGUE VACCINE 24580 POSTACNE LOTION 23995 PHENYLALANINE 24295 PLANTAMUCIN GRANULE 24585 POSTERISAN 24000 PHENYLAZO 24300 PLAQUENIL 24590 POT CHLOR 24005 PHENYLBUATZONE 24305 PLASBUMIN 24595 POTABA 24010 PHENYLBUTAZONE ALKA 24310 PLASMA-LYTE 24600 POTABA ENVULE 24015 PHENYLEPHRINE 24315 PLASMA-PLEX 24605 POTABA POWDER 24020 PHENYLIN 24320 PLASMANATE 24610 POTABA+6 24025 PHENYLPROPANOLLIMINE 24325 PLASMATEIN 24615 POTASALAN ELIXIR 24030 PHENYLPROPANOLAMINE W/CAFFEINE 24328 PLASMODICIBE 24620 POTASSIUM & IODINE 24035 PHENYLZIN 24330 PLATINO~ 24625 POTASSIUM ACETATE 24040 PHENYLZONE-A 24335 PLEBEX 24630 POTASSIUM BICARBONATE 24045 PHENYTOI~ 24340 PLEGINE 24635 POTASSIUM BITARTRATE 24050 PHENZINE 24345 PLEXONAL 24640 POTASSIUM BROMIDE 24055 PHILJECT 24350 PMB. 24645 POTASSIUM CARBONATE 24060 PHILLIPS OINTMENT 24355 PNEUMOVAX 24650 POTASSIUM 24065 PHISOAC 24360 PNU IMUN~ 24655 POTASSIUM CHLORIOE C SOD CHLOR 24070 PHISOOAN 24365 PODOPHYLLIN 24660 POTASSIUM CHLORIOE MEQ D5-W 24075 PHISOOERM 24370 PODOPHYLLUM. 24665 POTASSIUM CHLORIDE W/OEXTROSE 24080 PHISDHEX 24375 POINT-TWO 24670 POTASSIUM CHLORIDE 20 MEQ D5-W 24085 PHISOSCRUB 243B0 POISON ANTIDOTE KIT 24675 POTASSIUM CHLORIDE 30 MEQ D5-U 24090 PHOS-CAL W/VITAMIN D 24385 POISON IVY 24680 POTASSIUM CHLORIOE 40 MEQ D5-W 24095 PHOS-CAL W/VITAMIN D t IRON 24390 POISON IVY EXTRACT 246B5 POTASSIUM CITRATE 24100 PHOS-FLUR 24395 PDISON IVY SPRAY 24690 POTASSIUM ESTRONE SULFATE 24105 PHOS-PHAID 24400 POLARAMINE 24695 POTASSIUM GLUCONAT~ 24110 FHOSPHACAL-O 24405 OPV 24700 POTASSIUM GUAIACOLSULFONATE 24115 PHOSPHALJEL 24405 POLIOMYELITIS VACCINE 24705 POTASSIUM HYDROXIDE 24120 PHOSPHATE ENEMA 24410 POLLEN ANTIGEN 24710 POTASSIUM IODIDE 24125 FliOSPHO-SOD~ 24415 POLY-VI-FLOR 24715 POTASSIUM NITRATE 24130 PHOSPHOLINE 24420 POLY-VI-SOL 24720 POTASSIUM PERCHLORATE 24135 PHOSPHORIC ACID 24425 POLYBACIN 24725 POTASSIUM PERMANGANATE 24140 PHRENILIN 24430 POLYBRADE GEL 24730 POTASSIUM PHOSPHATE 24145 PHYLDROX 24435 POLYCILLIN 24735 POTASSIUM SODIUM TARTRATE AR 24150 PHYLLOCONTIN 24440 POLYCILLIN-PRB 24740 POTASSIUM THIOCYANATE 24155 PHYSIOSOL IRRIGATION 24445 POLYCITRA 24745 POTASSIUM TRIPLEX 24160 PHYSOSTIGMINE 24450 POLYCOSE 24750 POTASSIUM 99 24165 PHYSOSTIGMINE SULFATE 24455 POLYDINE 24755 POVAN 24170 PHYSPAN 24460 POLYTIAGMA 24760 POVIDINE cn (9 24175 PHYTONAOIONE 24465 POLYMOX 24765 POVIDONE MEDICATION CODE LIST, NAMCS 1980

24770 POXY COMPOUNO-65 25070 PRINCIPEN U/PROBENECIO 25370 PRDMETHAZINE COMPOUNO PLAIN 24775 POYAf41N 25075 PRINCIPENfN 25375 PROMETHAZINE COMPOUNO W/COOEINE 24780 PRAGMATAR 25080 PRINN V.S. VAGINAL 25360 PROMETHAZINE EXPECTORANT 24785 PRAMET FA 25085 PRISCOLINE 25385 PROMETHAZINE EXP DM PED 24790 PRAMILET FA 25090 PRIVINE 25390 PROMETHAZINE EXP WfCDD 24795 PRAMOSONE 25095 PRO-AMID 25395 PROMETHAZINE HCL EXPECTORANT 24800 PRANTAL 25100 PRO-BANTHINE 25400 PROMETHAZINE HCL EXP H!COO 24805 PRAZOSIN 25105 PRO-BANTHINE WfDARTAL 25405 PROMETHAZINE HCL SYRW 24810 PRE-OEP 25110 PRO-BANTHIW W/PHENOBARBITAL 25410 PROMETHAZINE HCi_ VC EXPECTORANT 24815 PRE-ENTHUS F 25115 PRO-PHEN 25415 PROMETHAZINE HCL WICOD EXP 24820 PRE-INE 25120 PROAQUA 25420 PROMETHAZINE HCL W/OM 24825 PRE-MENS FORTE 25125 PROBALAN 25425 PROMETHAZINE SYRUP FORTIS 24830 PRE-NATAL VITAMINS 25130 PROBAHPACIN 25430 PROMETHAZINE VC W/CODEINE 24835 PRE-PEN 25135 PRO13ANA 25435 PROMETHAZINE W/PHENYLEPHRINE 24840 PRE-SATE 25140 PROBEN-C 25440 PROMEX 24845 PRE-SERT 25145 PROBENCILIN 25445 PROMEX W/CODEINE EXPECTORANT 24850 PRED FORTE 25150 PROBENECID 25450 PRDNEMIA 24855 PREO MILO 25155 PROBENECIO IVCOLCHICINE 25455 PRONESTYL 24860 PRED-5 25160 PROBENIMEAO 25460 PROPADRINE 24865 PREOALONE R.P. 25165 PROBENIMEAO W/COLCl-lICINE 25465 PROPAHIST 24870 PREOANEX 25170 PROBILAGOL 25470 PROPANOLOL 24875 PREOCOR 25175 PROBCILIK 25475 PROPANTHELINE 24880 PREDNICEN-M 25180 PROCAINAMIOE 25480 PROPANTHELINE BROMIOE W!PB 24885 PREDNISOLONE 25185 PROCAINE 25485 PROPARACAINE 24890 PREDNISONE 25190 PROCAINE HCL kl/EPIKPHRINE 25490 PROPHYLLIN 24895 PREOOXINE 25195 PROCAMIOE 25495 PROPION GEL 24900 PREOULOSE 25200 PROCAN SR 25500 PROPLEX 24905 PREFLEX 25205 PROCAPAN 25505 PROPOXYPHENE COMPOUND 65 24910 PREFRIN 25210 PROCARBAZINE 25510 PROPOXYPHENE 24915 PREGENT 25215 PROCHLOR 1S0 25515 PROPOXYPHENE HCL COMPOUNO 24920 PREGESTIMIL 25220 PROCHLORPERAZINE 25520 PROPOXYPHENE HCL COMPOUND 65 24925 PREGNYL 25225 PROCO 25525 PROPOXYPHENE HCL W/A.P.C. 24930 PRELAN 25230 PROCOLIN 25530 PROPOXYPHENE M/ACETAMIN 24935 PRELAN F.A. 25235 PROCTALME 25540 PROPOXYPHENE HCL W/APAP 24940 PRELESTRIN 25240 PROCTOCORT 25545 PROPOXYPHENE WfAPAP 24945 PRELUOIN 25245 PROCTODON 25550 PROPYLENE GLYCOL 24950 PREMARIN 25250 PROCTOFOAM 25555 PROPYLPARABEN 24955 PREMARIN INTRAVENOUS 25255 PROCTOFOAM-HC 25560 PROPYLTHIOURACIL 24960 PREMARIN VAGINAL 25260 PROCUTE LOTION 25565 PROREX 24965 PREMARIN WIMETHYLTESTOSTERONE 25265 PROOERM 25570 PROSOBEE 24970 PRENA8EX 25270 PROFASI HP 25575 PROSTAPHLIN 24975 PRENATAL FORMULA (VITAMINS) 25275 PROFILATE 25580 PRDSTIGMIN 24980 PRENATAL STUART 25280 PROFLAVINE 25585 PROSTIN 24985 PRENATAL H/FOLIC ACIO 25285 PROGELAN 25590 PROTA80LIN 24990 PRENATAMIN 25290 PRoGESIC COMPOUND-65 25595 PR07AMINE 24995 PREPARATION H 25295 PROGESIC 25600 PROTENATE 25000 PREPOOYNE 25300 PROGESTASERT 25605 PROTERNOL 25005 PREPRO 25305 PROGESTERONE 25610 PROTHAZINE 25010 PREPTIC 25310 PROGLYCEM 25615 PROTOPAM 25015 PRESALIN 25315 PROGYNON 25625 PROV-U-SEP 25020 PRESAMINE 25320 PROKETAZINE 25630 PRDV-U-SEP FORTE 25025 PRESUN 25325 PROKLAR 25635 PR CUAL 25030 PRETTS 25330 PROLIXIN 25640 PR~ERA 25035 PRIIIIAQUINE 25335 PROLOID 25645 PRDVIGAN 25040 PRIMATENE MIST 25340 PRUMAJECT 25650 ;::::SIC 25045 PRIMATENE-M 25345 PROMAPAR 25660 25050 PRIMATENE-P 25350 PROHAZ 25665 PROXENE COUPOUNO 25055 PRIMIOONE 25355 PROHAZINE 25670 PROXIGEL 25060 PRIHOLINE 25360 PROHETHAUEAO 25675 PROZEX 25065 PRINCI PEN 25365 PRO14ETHAZINE 25680 PROZINE 50 #lEDICATIild CODE LIST, NAMCS 1980

25685 PRULET 25980 QUIBRON ELIXIR 26280 REGULOIO 25690 PRUNICODEI NE 25985 QUIBRON PLUS 26285 REGUTOL 25695 PSEUDO EPHEDRINE 25990 QUIBRON PLUS ELIXIR 26290 REIDACOL 25700 PSORELIEF 25995 QUIBRON-300 26295 REIOAMINE 25705 PSORIASIS CREAM 26000 QUICK TANNING 26300 RELA 25710 PSORI GEL 26005 QUIDE 26305 RELAXAOON 25715 PSP-IV 26010 QUIESS 26310 RELEFACT TRH 25720 PSYCHOZINE 26015 QUINAGLUTE 26315 REMSED 25725 PSYLLIUM SEEO BLONOE 26020 QUINAMM 26320 RENACIDIN 25730 PURETANE 26025 QUINE 26325 RENALGIN 25735 PURETANE EXPECTORANT 26030 QUINIDEX EXTENTAB 26330 RENELATE 25740 PURETANE EXPECTORANT D.C. 26035 QUINIDINE 26335 RENESE 25745 PURETAPP 26040 QUINIOINE SULFATE 26340 RENESE-R 25748 PURGATIVE 26045 QUININE SULFATE 26345 REND-M 25750 PURINETHOL 26050 “QUINITE 26350 RENOGRAFIN 25755 PURODIGIN 26055 QUINOLOR COMPOUND 26355 RENDQUID 25760 PURPOSE 26060 QUINORA 26360 RENOVIST 25765 PVPI 26065 QUINSONE 26365 RENOVUE 25770 PYLORA #l 26070 QUINTESS 26370 REP ESTRA 25775 PYOCIOIN 26075 Q~TANE 26375 REP-PRED 25780 PYOPEN 26080 RCC SPRAY 26380 REP81MONE 25785 PYRACORT 26085 R-GEiE 10 26385 REPEN-VK 25790 PYRAOYNE 26090 RA81ES VACCINE 26390 REPESTROGEN 25795 PYRADYNE COMPDUND 26095 RACEPHEDRINE 26395 REPOISE 25800 PYRAZINAMIOE 26100 RACET 26400 REPOSTERONE #2 25805 PYRIDIATE 26105 RAGUEED & RELATED POLLENS ALLERG 26405 REPRO COMPOUND-65 25810 PYRIDIUM 26110 RAMSES “1O HOURn VAGINAL 26410 REPSTRONE 25815 PYRIDIUM PLUS 26115 RANTEX CLOTH WIPE 26415 RESECTISOL 25820 PYRIOOSTIGMINE 26120 RASPBERRY SYRUP 26420 RESERPATABS 25825 PYRIOOXINE 26125 RATI13 26425 RESERPINE 25830 PYRILAMINE 26130 RAU-SED 26430 RESERPOIO 25835 PYRIN-AID 26135 RAUDIXIN 26435 RESORCINOL 25840 PYRINAL 26140 RAULDYOIN 26440 RESPINOL-G 25845 PYRINYL 26145 RAUPOID 26445 RESPIROL 25850 PYRIZINE 26150 RAURINE 26450 RESPITAL 25855 PYRODINE 26155 RAUSERPA 26455 RESULIN 25860 PYROGALLOL REAGENT CRYSTAL 26160 RAUSERPIN 26460 RETET 25865 PYROXINE 26165 RAUTENSIN 26465 RETICULEX 25870 PYRRALAN EXPECTORANT DM 26170 RAUTRAX 26470 RETICULOGEN 25875 PYRROXATE 26175 RAUVAL 26475 RETIN-A 25880 PYRROXATE W/CODEINE PHOSPHATE 26180 RAUWILOID 26480 REVAC SUPPRETTE 25885 PIE1 26185 RAUWOLFIA 26485 REXOLATE 25890 P2E1 26190 RAUZIDE 26490 REZAMIO 25895 P3E1 26195 RBC PLUS 26495 RHEABAN 25900 P4E1 26200 RECOUP 26500 RHEI-MINT ELIXIR 25905 P6E1 26205 RECTACORT 26505 RHEOMACRODEX IN OEXTROSE 25910 QUAALUOE 26210 RECTAL MEOICONE 26510 RHINAFED 25915 QUADETTS 26215 RECTAL MEDICONE-HC 26515 RHINALL 25920 CiJADRA HIST 26220 RECTAL OINTMENT 26520 RHINALL LONG ACTING SPRAY 25925 QUADRAMOIO 26225 RECTALAD ENEMA 26525 RHINALL VAPORISE 25930 QUADRINAL 26230 RECTALAO-AMINOPHYLLIFE 26530 RHINALL-10 25935 QUAOSUL 26235 RECTOID 26535 RHINATE 25940 QUAN-111 26240 REDISOL 26540 RHINOECON 25945 QUARZAN 26245 REDUCETS 26545 RHINEX 25950 QUELICIN 26250 REGITINE 26550 RHINEX O-LAY 25955 QUELIORINE 26255 REGLAN 26555 RHINEX DM 25960 QUELTUSS 26260 REGONOL 26560 RHINICOMP JR. 25965 QUESTRAN 26265 REGROTON 26565 RHINIDRIN 25970 QU18RON 26270 REGUL-AID SYRUP 26570 RHINIHAB JR. 01 25975 QUIBRON BIDCAP 26275 REGUL-AIOS 26575 RHINITIS m MEDICATION CODE LIST, NAHCS 1980 N 2658D RHINOCAPS 26880 ROERIBEC 27180 RYNA-CX 26585 RHINOGESIC 26885 ROGEN IC 27185 RYNA-TUSSADINE EXPECTORANT 26590 RHINOGESIC GG 26890 ROLAIDS ~7190 RYNATAN 26595 RHINOGESIC JUNIOR 26895 ROLOX - 27195 RYNATUSS 26600 RHINC)SYN 26900 ROHEX DECONGEST CMIGH & COLD 27200 RYNEX 26605 RHINOSYN PEDIATRIC SYRUP 26905 ROHILAR 27205 RYTHROSITE 26610 RHINOSYN SYRUP 26910 ROHILAR CHILDRENQS COUGH SYRUP 27210 S.A.S.-5OO 26615 RHINOSYN-D!l PEDIATRIC SYRUP 26915 ROHILAR COUGH & COLD 27215 S.B.P. PLUS 26620 RHINOSYN-X SYRUP 26920 ROHILAR 111 27220 S.0.S. FIRST AIO SPRAY 26625 RHINSPEC 26925 ROHYCIN 250 27225 S.T. 37 2663D RHODAVITE 26930 RONOEC 27230 S-A-C 26635 RHU8ARB & SODA MIXTURE 26935 RONOEC-DH 27235 S-B-C 26640 RHULICAINE 26940 RONDOHYCI~ 27240 S-B-T 26645 RHULICREAH 26945 RONIACOL 27245 S-N-A IMPROVED 26650 RHULIGEL GEL 26950 ROPANTH 27250 S-P-T 26655 RHULIHIST LOTION 26955 ROSE WATER 27255 S-PAINACET 26660 RHULISPRAY 26960 “RP-HYCIN 27260 S-250 GRANUCAP 26665 RHUS TOX ANTIGEN 26965 RU-A-ORON 27265 SACCHARIN 26670 RHUSTICON LOTI~ 26970 RU-ANOROSPAN 27270 SAFFLIJ-BEE 26675 RHUTOX LOTION 26975 RU-CORT 27275 SAFFLOWER OIL 26680 RIASOL LOTION 26980 RU-CORT SPAN 27280 SAFFLCIUER OIL H/B-6 26685 RIBOFLAVIN 26985 RU-EST 27285 SAL OEX 26690 RICOR 26990 RU-EST-SPAN 27290 SAL HEPATICA 26695 RID 26995 RU-EST-TEST-SPAN 27295 SAL-FAYNE 26700 RID-A-CDL 27000 RU-HEH 27300 SALAGEN 26705 RIFADIN 27005 RU-HIST 27305 S ALAT AR 26710 RIFAFIATE 27010 RU-HY-T 27310 S ALAT I N 26715 RIFAPIPIN 27015 RU-K-N 27315 SALATIN WICOOEINE 26720 RIMACTANE 27020 RU-LOR 27320 SALETO 26725 RIFIACTANE/INH DUAL PACK 27025 RU-LOR-N 27325 SALETO-O 26730 RIHSO-50 27030 RU-PHEtf 27330 SALICRESIN FLUIO 26735 RINGER$S 27035 RU-SPAS NO. 2 27335 SALICYLAMIOE 26740 RILIPAN 27040 RU-THIC+SAL 27340 SALICYLATE 26745 RIOPAN CHEH 27045 RU-TUS~ 27345 SALICYLIC ACIO 26750 RM)PAN PLUS 27D50 RU-TUSS EXPECTORANT 27350 SALICYLIC ACIO & SULFUR SOAP 26755 RIOPAN SUALL,OH 27055 RU-TUSS PLAIN 27355 SALICYLIC ACIO SOAP 26760 RITALIN ~7060 Rl+TUSS U/tlYORU2U10NE 27360 SALIGEL 26765 RO-BILE 27065 RU-VERT 27365 SALIMEPH FORTE 26770 ROBALATE 27070 RUBBING ALCOHOL 27368 SALINE 26775 ROBAHOX 27075 RUBELLA VIRUS VACCINE LIVE 27370 SALINE INOUCTION KIT 26780 R08ATHOL 8ATH OIL 27080 RUBESOL 27375 SALOCOL 26785 R08AXIN 27085 RUBRAHIN PC 27380 SALC!L & BISMUTH C13MPOUN0 W/CIPIUM ~6790 ROBAXISAL 27090 RUBRAPLEX 27385 SALOMENTH 26795 ROBICILLIN V~ 27095 RUBRAVITE 27390 SALPABA W/VITAMIN C 26800 ROBIHYCIN 27100 RUC-DANE 27395 SALPHENINE 27105 RUFOLEX 27400 SALPHENYL 27110 R WAR 27405 SALPIX 27115 RUHEXATAL U/RESERPINE 27410 SALTPETER 27120 RU.OX 27415 SALURON 27125 RUN-K SYRUP 152 27420 SALUTENSIN 27130 R UTIN 27425 SANORIL 27135 RUTIN & ASCORBIC ACID 27430 SANUETTO 27140 RUTIN H/C 27435 SANOREX 27145 RUVITE 77440 S Am 27150 RV PABA STICK 27445 SANTYL 27155 RVP 27450 SARAKA GRANULE 27160 RVpAQIE 27455 SARATOGA 27165 RWLUS 27460 SARC+C 27170 RYNA 27465 SAROCYCLINE 27175 RYMA-C 27470 SARODANT HEDICATI~ CODE LIST, NA?KX 1980

27475 SAROFLEX 27765 SENNA LEAF FLLU9EXTRACT 28065 SINE-OFF 27480 SAROLAX 27770 SENNA 28070 SINE-OFF SPRAY 27485 SARONIL 27775 SENNA PODS, HiOLE 28075 SINE-OFF UfAPAP 27490 SARDPEN VK 27780 SENOKAP DSS 28080 SINEMET 27495 SASTID 27785 SENOKOT 28085 SINEQUAN 27500 SAVACORT-D 27790 SENOKOT GRANULE 28090 SINEX LONG ACTING SPRAY 27505 SAVAPLEX 27795 SENOKOT S 28095 SINEXIN 27510 SAXIN 27800 SENOKOT SYRUP 28100 SINGLET 27513 SCABICIOE 27805 SENOKOT H/PSYLLIUH 28105 SIND TUSS 27515 SCADAN SCALP LOTION 27810 SENOLAX 28110 SINO-COMP 27520 SCARLET RED 27815 SENORAL-H ELIXIR 28115 SINOGRAFIN 27525 SCHAH8ERG LOTION 27820 SEPP ANTISEPTIC APPLICATOR 28120 SIM3PHEN 27530 SCLAVOTEST PPD 27825 SEPP SCRU8 APPLICATOR 28125 SINDZE 27535 SCCOONNAR 27830 SALOL & 81SHUTH W/OPIUH 28130 SINJ-LETS 27540 SCOPODEX PELLET 27835 SEP7RA 28135 SIF4J81D 27545 SCOPOLAMINE 27840 SEP7RA INS 28140 SINUGESIC 27550 SCOPOLAMINE HYDRQ8RDNIOE 27845 SER-AP-ES 28145 SINJLIN 27555 SCOPOLAMINE HUROCOLL NO. 19 27850 SERATHIDE 28150 SINUNIL PELLSULE 27560 SCOTTQS E~uLCJIoN 27855 SERAX 28155 SINUS 27565 SCRI P SPRAY 27860 SERENIUH 28160 SINUSULE 27570 SCRI P STICK 27865 SERENTIL 28165 SIMJTAB 27575 SCRI P ZINC COHPOUNO 27870 SERFOLIA 28170 SINJTAB EXTRA STRENGTH 27580 SCRI P-GESIC 27875 SEROHYCIN 28175 SINUTAB LONG ACTING SINUS SPRAY 27585 SCRI P-LAX 27880 SERPALAN 28190 SINUTAB W/CODEINE 27590 SEBA-NIL 27885 SERPANRAY 28185 SINJTAB-11 27595 SEBACIOE 27890 SERPASIL 28190 SItWTREX 27600 SEBASORB LOTION 27895 SERPASIL ELIXIR 28195 SIROIL EMULSION 27605 SEBASUFl CLEANSER 27900 SERPASIL-APRESOLZNE 28200 SK-AMITRIPTYLINE 27610 SEBAVEEN SHAMPOO 27905 SERPASIL-ESIORIX 28205 SK-AMPICILLIN 27615 SEBEX SHAMPOD 27910 SERPATE 28210 SK-APAP 27620 SEBICAL CREAH SHAMPOO 27915 SERUTAN GRANULE 28215 SK-APAP WICOOEINE 27625 SE81ZON LOTION 27920 SESAHE OIL 28220 SK-BAMATE 27630 SEBUCARE LOTION 27925 SETAMINE 28225 SK-BISACODYL 27635 SEBULEX 27930 SHERAFED 28230 SK-CHLORAL HYDRATE 27640 SEBUTONE 27935 SHERAFED C EXPECTORANT 28235 SK-CHLOROTHIAZIOE 27645 SEC08ARBITAL 27940 SHERAFEO SYRUP 28240 SK-DEXAMETHASONE 27650 SECDN4L 27945 SHERITAL ELIXIR 28245 SK-OIGOXIN 27655 SECOPHEN 27950 SIBLIN 28250 SK-DIPHENHYDRAMINE 27660 SECRAN 27955 SIDONNA 28255 SK-DIPHENOXYLATE 27665 SECRAN PRENATAL 27960 SIGTAB 28260 SK-ERYTHROMYCIN 27670 SECRETIN-BOOTS 27965 SILAIN-GEL 28265 SK-HYDROCHLOROTHI AZIDE 27675 SED-TENS SE 27970 SILENCE IS GOLDEN SYRUP 28270 SK-LYGEN 27680 SEDABAMATE 27975 SILICIC ACID REAGENT 28275 SK-NIACIN 27685 SEOADROPS 27980 SILHAGEL 28280 SK-PENICILLIN G 27690 SEOADYNE 27985 SILVADENE 29295 SK-PENICILLIN VK 27695 SEOAMYL 27990 SILVER IOOIDE 29290 SK-PHENOBARBITAL 27700 SEOAPAP ELIXIR 27995 SILVER NITRATE 28295 SK-PRAMINE 27705 SEDATANS 28000 SILVER NITRATE TLMJGHEWD STICKS 28300 SK-PREDNISONE 27708 SEDATIVE 28005 SILVER NITRATE WAX AHPUL 28305 SK-QUINIDINE SULFATE 27710 SEDATUSSIN 28010 SILVER PROTEIN NZLD W 2B31O SK-RESERPINE 27715 SEDRALEX 2B015 SILVER SULFAOIAZIW 29315 SK-SOXAZOLE 27720 SELACRYN 28020 SIHAAL GEL 2B320 SK-TETRACYCLINE 27725 SELENIUM 28025 SI!4EC0 28325 SK-TOLBUTAMIOE 27730 SELSUN 28030 SIHETHICONE 2B330 SK-TRIAMCINOLONE 27735 SELSUN BLUE 29035 SIHILAC 28335 SK-65 27740 SEHETS TROCHE 29040 SIMPLE SYRW 2B340 SK-65 APAP 27745 SEMICID 28045 SIHRON 28345 SK-65 COMPOUND 27750 SENILEX 2B050 SINACON 28350 SKELAXIN 27755 SENNA CDHPDUNO 2B055 SINAREST 28355 SKIM INFANT FORMULA al 28358 SKIN PREPARATION w 27760 SENNA EXTRACT 28060 SINE-AID m MEDICATION CODE LIST, NAMCS 1980 .P 28360 SKI13DAN SODIUM 28660 SOOILM PERBORATE 2B960 SOYALOIO C@LLOIO BATH 28365 SLO-PHYLLIN 28665 SOOIUM PHOSPHATE 28965 SOYBEAN OIL 28370 SLO-PHYLLIN GG 28670 SODIUM PHOSPHATE C BIPHOSPHATE 28970 SPALIX 28375 LO- PHYLLIN CM 28675 SODIUM SALICYLATE 28975 SPAN NIACIN 28380 SLO-PHYLLIN SYRUP 286B0 SDOIUM SUCCINATE 28980 SPAN-EST-TEST 28385 SLOAN*S LINIMENT 2B6B5 SODIUM SULFATE 28985 SPANCAP C 28390 SLOW-K 2B690 SODIUM SULFITE 28990 SPANCAP NO. 1 28395 SMALLPOX VACCINE 28695 9JOIUM THIOSALICYLATE 2B995 SPANESTRIN P 28400 SOACLENS 28700 SDOIUM THIOSULFATE 29000 SPANTAC 28405 SOAKARE SOAKING 28705 SODIUM VERSENATE 29005 SPANTROL 28410 SOAP LINIMENT 2B71O SOFLENS CLEANER 29010 SPANTUSS 28415 SOAP LIQUID 28715 SOFNER 29015 SPARINE 28420 SODA MINT 2B720 SOFT THERM 29020 SPARINE SYRUP 28425 SODANUX 2B725 SOFT@N SOOTHE 29025 SPASMATE 28430 SDDESTRIN 2B730 SOFTNER 29030 SPASMOJECT 28435 SODIUM ACETATE 2B735 SOLAR 29035 SPASMOLIN 28440 SOOIUM AMINOSALICYCLATE 28740 SOLARCAINE 29038 SPASMOLYTIC AGENT 28445 SODIUM ASCORBATE 28745 SOLATENE 29040 SPASMOPHEN 28450 SODIUM BENZOATE 2B750 SOLBAR 29045 SPASQUID ELIXIR 28455 SOOIUM BICARBONATE 2B755 SOLFOTON 29050 SPASTOLATE 28460 SODIUM BIPHOSPHATE 28760 SOLGANAL SUSPENSION 29055 SPASTOSED 28465 SOC LIM BISULFATE 28765 SOLU PREDALONE 29060 SPO ANALGESIC 28470 SOD UM BISULFITE REAGENT 28770 SOLU PREOCOR 29065 SPEARMINT OIL 28475 SOL? UM BORATE 28775 SOLU-8 MIX-O-VIAL 29070 SPEC-T ANESTHETIC 28480 SOD UM EROMIDE 287B0 SOLU-B U/ASCORBIC ACIO 29075 SPECTRO-810TIC 28485 SODIUM CACODYLATE 28785 SDLU-B-FORTE WITRANSFER NEEOLE 29080 SPECTROCIN 28490 SODIUM CARBONATE 28790 SDLU-CORTEF 29085 SPEEDRIN 28495 S~IUM CHLORIOE 2B795 SOLU-EST 29090 SPEN-COLO AOULT COUGH SYRUP 28500 SOOIUM CHLORIDE (BENZ ALC PRSVD) 28800 SOLU-MEDROL 29095 SPEN-COLD IMPROVED 28505 SODIUM CHLORIDE (PARABEN PRSVD) 28805 SOLUJECT 29100 SPEN-COLO PEDIATRIC COUGH SYRUP 28510 SODIUM CHLORIDE (PHYSIOL SALINE) 2BB1O SOLUllEX 29105 SPEN-COLO SPRAY 28515 SDDIUH CHLORIDE t DEXTROSE 28815 SOMA COMPOUND 29110 SPEN-HISTINE DH 28520 SODIUM CHLORIDE BACTERIOSTATIC 28820 SOMA COMPOUND W/COOEINE 29115 SPEN-HISTINE ELIXIR 28525 SODIUM CHLORIDE CONCENTRATE 2BB25 SOMA 29120 SPEN-HISTINE EXPECTORANT 28530 SDD lUM CHLORIDE DISPOS-A-VIAL 28830 SOMBULEX 29125 SPEN-IRON DROPS 28535 S00 :UM CHLORIDE ENSEAL 28835 SOMLYN kl/PHENOBARBITAL 29130 SPEN-O-LETS M 28540 S00 :UM CHLORIDE FLIP TOP 28840 SOMOPHYLLIN 29135 SPENAURAL DROPS 2B545 S00 :UM CHLORIDE FOR IRRIGATION 28845 .SONACIOE 29140 SPENAXIN 28550 S00 :Uk! CHLORIDE HAEMO-VAC 2BB50 SONAZINE 29145 SPENBOLIC 28555 SOD :UM CHLDRIOE INFLEX UNIT 28B55 SONILYN 29150 SPENCORT 28560 SOD :UM CHLORIDE IRRIGATION 28860 SONIPHEN 29155 SPENCORT FORTIFIED 28565 SOD :tJM CHLORIOE t4JR0 128 28865 SOOTHE EYE 29160 SPENCORT H.P. 28570 SOD UM CHLDRIDE TEAR TOP 28870 SOOTHOCAINE 29165 SPENDEC OM 28575 S00 [UM CITRATE 2B875 SOOTHOGEL 29170 SPENDEPIOL 28580 S00 UM CITRATE W/BELLADONNA 28880 SOPOR 29175 SPENDRISIN 28585 SOD :UM OEHYOROCHOLATE 28885 tipROOOL 291B0 SPENDUO 28590 SOD :UM BICHROMATE 28890 SOPROOOL COMPOUNO 291B5 SPENGINE 28595 SOOIUM FLUORIOE 28895 SDPRONOL 29190 SPENIACOL 28600 SOOIUM GLUTAMAtE 28900 SOQUETTE 29195 SPENOX 28605 SOD :UM NYDROXIDE 28905 SORBIDE T.O. 29200 SPENPATH 28610 SOD tlM HYPOCHLORIT~ 2B91O SORBITOL 29205 SPENSOMIOE 28615 SOD :tlM INDIGOTINOISULFONATE 28915 SDRBITOL-MANNITOL IRRIGATION 29210 SPENTACIO 28620 SOD [UN IODIOE 28920 SORBITRATE 29215 SPENTANE 28625 S00 :UM LACTATE 28925 SDRETTS 29220 SPENTANE DC EXPECTORANT 28630 SOD :tlM LAURYL SULFATE 28930 SDRQUAO 29225 SPENTANE EXPECTORANT ?8635 SO12 urn LIO -THYRllNIt& 28935 SOSOL 29230 SPENTAPP 28640 SOD tJM MORRHUATE 2B940 SOTRAOECOL 29235 SPENZIDE 28645 SOD LIM NICOTINATE 28945 SOY BAKER@S READY-4 29240 SPIRITEX 28650 SODIUM NITRITE 28950 SOY-DOME CLEANSER 29245 SPIRONAZIOE 28655 SODIUM NITROFERRICYANIDE AR 2B955 SOY-SITZ COLLOID BATH 29250 SPIRONOLACTONE FIEDICATIDNCODE LISTS NAUCS 1980

29255 SPIRDNOLACTONE W/ HCLTHIAZSDE 29540 STDPAIN 29840 SULFAH~HOXAZOLE 29260 SPRX-1 29545 STOPIT 298+5 SULFAMYLON 29265 SPRX-2 29550 S7DPIT-25 29850 SULFANILAMIDE 29270 SPRX-3 29555 STDXIL 29855 SULFAPRED 29275 SSKI 29560 S7REPTASE 29860 SULFAPYRIDINE 29280 ST JOSEPH DROPS FOR CHILDREN 29565 STREPTOHYtIN 29865 SULFASALAZINE 29285 STADOL 29570 STRESS FORMULA 29870 SULFASOX 29290 STANBACK ANALGESIC 29575 STRESS-VITES 29875 SULFASOXAZOLE 29295 STANDARD CHEU 29580 STRESSCAPS 29880 SULFATHALIDINE 29300 STANDARD DROPS 29585 STRESSTA8S 600 29885 SULFATHIAZOLE 29305 STANDARO F CHEW 29590 STRESSVICON 29890 SULFAVITIN 29310 STAPHAGE LYSATE ANTIGEN 29595 STRI-DEX PADS 29895 SULFEM 29315 S “APHCILLIN 29600 STRYCHNINE POtIIOER 29898 SULFINPYRAZOLE 29320 S “APH TOXOID DIGEST MODIFIED 29605 STUART FORMULA 29900 SULFISOXAZOLE 29325 S “ARCH 29610 STUARTINIC 29905 SULFISOXAZOLE WIPHENAZOPYR 29330 S = EX 29615 STUARTNATAL 1+1 29910 SULFIZIN 29335 S ~ MALEATE 29620 STUOAFLLUR 29915 SULFO-LO 29340 S “ATROL 29625 STULEX 29920 SULFOBROMOPHTHALEIN 29345 S m 29630 SU-TINIC 29925 SULFONAMIDES OUPLEX 29350 S “AY-FLO 29635 SU-TON 29930 SULFORCIN BASE 29355 STEARIC ACID 29640 SU-ZOL 29935 SULFOSALICYLIC ACID 29360 STEARYL ALCOHOL USP 29645 SU8LIMAZE 29940 SULFOSE 29365 STELAZINE 29650 SUBY~S SOLUTION G 29945 SULFOXYL LOTION REGULAR 29370 STERA-FORM 29655 SUCARYL 29950 SULFSTAT FORTE 29375 STERA8EL 29660 SKCINYLCHOLINE 29955 SULFUR 29380 STERACHOL 29665 SUCCINYLSULFATH IAZOLE 29960—---- SULFUR & RESORCIN COMPOUND 29385 STERADRIN 29670 SUCOSTRIN 29965 SULFUR COLLOIOAL POWDER 29390 STERAFED 29675 SUCRETS -----79970 SULFUR FLOWERS 29395 STERAFED SYRUP 29680 SWRETS CHILDREN’S 29975 SULFUR PRECIPITATE 29400 STERAFED-C EXPECTORANT 29685 SUCRETS COLO DECONGESTANT 29980 SULFUR SOAP 29405 STERAHEX 29690 SKRETS COUGH CONTROL ;9985 SULFUR SUBLIMED 29410 STERAJECT-50 29695 S~ROSE 29990 SULFUR U/CREAM OF TARTAR 29415 STERAMAG #1 29700 SUDA-PROL 29995 SULFUR-8 CONDITIONER Z.aara 29420 STERAMINE 29705 SUOAFED .=77” SULINDAC—–_-..– .– 29425 STERANE 29710 SUDAFED PLUS 3~nnnn---- SULFURATED POTASH USP 29430 STERAPHENATE 29715 SUOAFED PLUS SYRUP 30005 SULLA 29435 STERAPRED 29720 SiH)AFED S.A. 300i0 SULPHUR 29440 : ‘ERAPRES 29725 SUDAFED SYRUP 30015 SULTRIN 29445 ERASOL T.D. 29730 SUDAHIST ------~nnzn suMMER~s EVE DISPOSABLE 29450 ~ ‘ERASOLINE 29735 SUODEN TAN 8RONZIP% FDAM 30025 SUMOX 29455 s ‘ERASPASMOL 29740 SUDO-60 30030 SUNSCREEN 29460 s ‘ERATANE 29745 SUDOLIN 30035 SUMYCIN 29465 s ‘ERATAP PA 29750 SUORIN 30040 SUNBRELLA LOTION 29470 s “ERAZIDE 29755 SUFAHAL 30045 SUNOARE CLEAR LOTION 29475 s ‘ERAZYME 29760 SUFEDRIN 30050 SUNDOWN 29480 s “ERIBOLIC 29765 SUFEDRIN SYRUP 300!55 SUNGARO 29485 s ‘ERIDIUM 29770 SUL TRI13-HM NO. 2 30060 SUNRIL 29490 s “ERINAL-200 29775 SUL-BLUE SHAMPOO 30065 SUNSTICK LIP PROTECTANT 29495 s “EROFORM 29780 SULAOYNE 30070 SUNSHEPT 2nn7G 29498 s “EROID(S} 29785 SULAMYD SOOIUM -.-”.- SUPAC 29500 STEROTATE 29790 SUDIAZO 30080 SUPEN 29505 STILBESTROL 29795 S~F-10 30085 SUPEIii AFKO-HIST 29510 STILPHOSTROL 29800 SULFA VAGINAL 30090 SUPER ANAHIST 29515 STIM-TA8S 29805 SILFACEL-15 30095 SUPER ANAHIST SPRAY 2951B S “IMULANT 29810 SULFACET-R LOTIGN 30100 SUPER B COMP HIC LIV IRON B-12 29520 S ~1MULAX 29815 SULFACETAMID 30105 SUPER D PERLE 29525 S “OKES EXPECTORANT MIXTURE 29820 SUFACYTINE 30110 SUPER 00SS 29530 S “OMASEPTINE 29825 SULFAOIAZINE 30115 SUPER MANIVIM 29533 S ‘OOL SOFTENER 29830 SULFALAR 30120 SUPER POTENCY B-COMP WK. 29535 S -OP 29835 SWFALOIO 30125 SUPER ULEX MEDICATION CODE LIST, NAMCS 19B0

30130 SUPERBEE 30420 T CAINE 30715 TEENAC 30135 SUPERTAH 30425 T.D. THERALS GRANUCAP 30720 TEN 30140 SUPPAP 30430 T.E. I(INATE P.A. 30725 TEGOPEN 30145 SUPPORT 30435 T.E.P. 30730 TEGRETOL 30150 SUPPRESSATE 30440 T.H-P. 30735 TEGRIN 30155 SURBEX 30445 T.T.P. 30740 TEL@RIN 30160 SURBEX W/C 30450 T-E-P 30745 TELEPAQUE 30165 SURBEX 750 W/IRON 30455 T-I-GAMMAGEE 30750 TEM-PAIN 30170 SURBEX 750 W/ZINC 30460 T-IONATE-P.A. 30755 TEMARIL 30175 SURBEX-T 30465 T-PLEX 30760 TEMPRA 30180 SURBEX-T W/OEXTROSE 55? 30470 T-250 30765 TEMPTEE-CEE 30185 SURFACAINE 30475 TABRON 30770 TEN-SHUN 30190 SURFAOIL 30480 TACARYL 30775 TENAX 30195 SURFAK 30485 TACE 30780 TENOL 30200 SURFOL BATH OIL 30490 TAGAFED 3078$ TiNSILON 30205 SURG-C 30495 TAGAMET 30790 TEIUJATE 30210 SURGI-SEP 30500 TAGATAP 30795 TEPANIL 30215 SURGICEL 30505 TAKA-COMBEX 30BO0 TERAMINE 30220 SURGILUBE 30510 TAKA-DIASTASE 30B05 TERBUTALINE 30225 SURIN 30515 TALC 30810 TERFONYL 30230 SURITAL 30520 TALOIN 30815 TERPHAN ELIXIR 30235 SURMONTIL 30525 TALTAPP 30820 TERPIN HYDRATE 30240 SU%PHRINE AQUEOUS SUSPENSION 30530 TALWIN COMPOUNO 30825 TERPIN HYORATE CODEINE ELIXIR 30245 SUSTACAL 30535 TALWIN 30B30 TERPIN HYDRATE OH 30250 SUSTAGEN 30540 TALWIN LACTATE 30835 TERPIN HYDRATE ELIXIR 30255 SUSTAIRE 30545 TAMINE 30840 TERPIN HYORATE W/OM 30260 SUSTAVERINE 30550 TAMINE OC 30845 TERRA-CORTRIL 30265 SUX-CERT 30553 TAMOXIFEN 30850 TERRAMYCIN 30270 SWEDISH TANNING SECRET LOTION 30555 TANOEARIL 30855 TERRAMYCIN WIPOLYMYXIN B SULFATE 30275 SWEET OIL 30560 TANICAINE 30860 TERSA-TAR 30280 SWEETA 30565 TANNIC ACID 30865 TERSASEPTIC 30285 SWEETER 30570 TANUROL 30870 TES-TAPE 30290 SWIM-EAR 30575 TAO 30875 TESLAC 30295 SYLL ACT 30580 TAPAR 30880 TESSALON PERLE 30300 SYLLAMALT 30585 TAPAZOLE 30885 TESTA ESTRA C 30305 SYMMETREL 30590 TAR 30890 TESTA-C 3030B SYMPATHOLYTIC AGENT 30595 TARACTAN 30895 TESTADIATE DEPO 30309 SYMPATHOMIMETC AGENT 30600 TARBONIS 30900 TESTAQUA 30310 SYMPTOM 1 30605 TARCORTIN 30905 TESTATE 30315 SYMPTOM 2 30610 TARPASTE 30910 TESTOJECT 30320 SYMPTOM 3 30615 TARTARIC ACID 30915 TESTOSTERONE 30325 SYMPTOMAX 30620 TASHAN 30920 TESTOSTERONE CYPIONATE WIESTRAD 30330 SYNALAR 30625 TAUROPHYLLIN 30925 TESTOSTERONE OEPOT 30335 SYNALGO~ 30630 TAVIST 30930 TESTOSTERONE ENANTHATE 30340 SYNALGOS-OC 30635 TAXOL 30935 TESTOSTERONE ENANTHATE WIESTRAD 30345 SYNA SAL 3D640 7AYSTRON 30940 TESTOSTERONE IN OIL 30350 SYNCELAX 30645 TEAR-EFRIN 30945 TESTOSTERONE METHYL 30355 SYNCELAX-RS 30650 TEARISOL 30950 TESTOSTERONE PROPIONATE 30360 SYNCURINE 30655 TEARS NATURAL~ 30955 TESTOSTERONE SUSPENSION 30365 SYtOZMOL 30660 TEARS PLUS 30960 TESTOSTERONE-ESTRONE 30370 SYNKAYVITE 30665 TEOFERN 30965 TESTOSTERONE-1OO 30375 SYNOPHYLATE 30670 TEORAL 30970 TESTOSTERONE-25 303B0 SYNOPHYLATE-GG 30675 TEDRAL ANTI-H 30975 TESTOSTROVAL P.A. 30385 SYNTHALOIOS 30680 TEORAL ELIXIR 30980 TESTREO 30390 SYNTHETAR 30685 TEORAL EXPECTORANT 30985 TESTRINE 30395 SYNTHROIO 30690 TEDRAL SA 30990 TET 250 30400 SYNTOCINON 30695 TEORAL-25 30995 TET-CONN-G 30405 SYNTROGEL 30700 TEE8ACIN 31000 TETANUS ANTITOXIN 30410 SYRACOL 30705 TEEBACONIN 31005 TETANUS DIPHTHERIA TOXOID 30415 SYTO BEX 30710 TEEBACONIN w/VITAHIN 8-6 31010 TETANUS IHHUNE GLOBULIN HEOICATION CODE LIST, NAHCS 19B0

31 015 TETANUS TOXOIO 31315 THERABIO 31600 THVMOL 31020 TETRA 31320 THERACEBRIN 31605 THYMOL IOOIOE 31025 TETRACAINE 31325 THERAGRAN 31610 THYPINONE 31030 TETRACAINE HCL 31330 THERAGRAN HEMATINIC 31615 THYRAR 31035 TETRACHEL 31335 THERAGRAN-H 31620 THYRO-TERIC 31040 TETRACON 31340 THERAGRAN-Z 31625 THYROGLOBULIN 31045 TETRACYCLINE 31345 THERALAX 31630 THYROID 31050 TETRACYCLINE HCL 31350 THERALETS 31635 THYROLAR 31055 TETRACYN 31355 THERALS T.D. 31640 THYTROPAR 31060 TETRALAN 31360 THERAMEAO 31645 TICAR 31065 TETRAMINE 31365 THERAPAOS 31650 TICARCILLIN 31070 TETRASTATIN 31370 THERAPAV 31655 TIGAN 31075 TETREX 31375 THERAPEUTIC B COMP U/VIT C 31658 TIMOLOL 31080 TEX SIX T.R. 31380 THERAPEUTIC FORMULA VITAMIN 31660 TIMOPTIC 31085 TEXACORT 31385 THERAPEUTIC LIQUIO 31665 TIMOTHY G REL POLLENS ALLERG 31090 THALFED 31390 THERAPEUTIC MULTIVITAMIN 31670 TINACTIN 31095 THAM 31 395 THERAPEUTIC VITAMIN 31675 TINOAL 31100 THAM-E 31400 THERAPEUTIC VITAMIN .S MINERAL - 31680 TING 31105 THANTIS 31405 THERAVILAN 316B5 TING SOAP 31110 THEELIN AQUEOUS SUSPENSION 31410 THERAVIT HEMATINIC 31690 TING SPRAY 31115 THEO-COL ELIXIR 31415 THEREVAC 31695 TINVER LOTION 31120 THEO-OUR 31420 THERMOTABS 31700 TIRENO 31125 THEO-GUAIA 31425 THERON 31705 TIS-U-SOL 31130 THEO-LIX 31430 THI-CIN 31710 TISIT 31135 THEO-NAR 31435 THI-CO-LIX ELIXIR 31715 TITAN 31140 THEO-ORGANIDIN 31440 THIACIOE 31720 TITRALAC 31145 THEOBI!J 31445 THIAHEP 31725 TOBRAMYCIN 31150 THEOBROMINE 31450 THIAHINE ELIXIR 31730 TOCOPHER 31155 THEOBROMINE SODIUM SALICYLATE 31455 THIAMINE 31735 TOCOPHERYL 31160 THEOCAP 31460 THIAMINE HCL ELIXIR 31740 TOFRANIL 31165 THEOCLEAR 31465 THIAMINE-PYRIDOXINE 31745 TOKOLS 31170 THEOCLIMAN 31470 THIAPHYLL 31750 TOLAZOLINE 31175 THEOORINE 31475 THIASERP 31755 TOLBUTAMIDE 31180 THEOFEO 31480 THIMEROSAL 31760 TOLECTIN 31185 THEOFEDRAL 31485 THIODYNE 31765 TOLERON 31190 THEOFENAL 31490 THIOGUANINE 31770 TOLFRINIC 31195 THEOKIN 31495 THI13LATE 31775 TOLINASE 31200 THEOLAIR 31500 THIOMERIN 31780 TOLMETIN 31205 THEOLATE 31505 THIOPENTAL 31785 TOLU-SED 31210 THEOLIXIR 31508 THIORIDAZINE 31790 TONACON 31215 THEOPHEO 31510 THIOSA~ 31795 TONAVITE M 31220 THEOPHOZINE 31515 THIOSULFIL 31800 TONEBEC 31225 THEOPHYL 31520 THIOSULFIL OUO-PAK 31805 TONECOL 31230 THEOPHYLLIN ELIXIR 31525 THIOSULFIL FORTE 31B1O TONELAX 31235 THEOPHYLLINE 31530 THIOSULFIL-A 31815 TONESTAT 31240 THEOPHYLLINE COMPllJND 31535 THIOSULFIL-A FORTE 31820 TONO B WAFER 31245 THEOPHYLLINE ELIXIR 31540 THIOTEPA 31B25 TOPIC 31250 THEOPHYLLINE KI ELIXIR 31545 THIU RETI~ 31830 TOPICORT EMOLLIENT 31255 THEOPHYLLINE T.D. 550 THORAZINF 31835 TOPIt2YCLINE 31260 THEOPHYLLINE-EPHEDRINE-PB 31555 THREACDN EXPECTORANT 31B40 TOPSYN’ GEL 31265 THEOSPAN 31560 THREAMINE 31845 TORA 31270 THEOTABS 31565 THREE BROMIOES ELIXIR 31850 TORECAN 31275 THEOVI=NT 31570 THREONINE 31B55 TOROCOL 31280 THEOZINE 31575 THRIOCAINE 31860 TOSSECOL 31285 THERA SPANCAP 31580 THROAT OISC 31B65 TOTA-VI-CAPS 31290 THERA-AMCAPS 315B5 THROAT LOZENGE NEO-VAORIN 31870 TOTACILLIN 31295 THERA-COMBEq 31588 THROAT PREPARATION 31875 TOTAL 31300 THERA-FLUR GEL-OROPS 31590 THROMBIN TOPICAL 31880 TOTAL 8 WfC 31305 THERA-9 31595 THROMBOLYSIN M.8.B 5 T OTAI 0) -J 31310 THERABEX 3159B THROMBOLYTIC AGENT 31890 TOTAMIN mc1 MEDICATION CODE LIST, NAMCS 1980

31895 TPN ELECTROLYTES 32195 TRIAHCINOLOK 32455 TRINIAO PLUS 30 31900 TRAC 32200 TRIAMCINOLONE ACETONI13E 32460 TRINSICON 31905 TRACILON 32205 TRIAHCINOLONE DIACETATE 32465 TRINSITRATE 31910 TRAGACANTH 32210 TRIAKINOLOK NYSTATIN 32470 TRIOGEN 31915 TRAL 32215 TRIAHINIC OH 32475 TRIOSULFON OMM 31920 TRALMAG 32220 TRIAHINIC EXPECTORANT 32480 TRIPALAX 31925 TRANCOPAL 32225 TRIAHINIC EXPECTORANT DH 32485 TRIPALGEN SYRUP 31930 TRANNEP 32230 ~IAHINIC EXPECTORANT H/COOEINE 32490 TRIPELENNAMINE 31935 TRANSACT GEL 32235 TRIAHINIC INFANT DROPS 32495 TRIPHEO 31940 TRANTOIN 32240 TRIAHINIC JUWSLET TIMEO-RELEASE 32500 TRIPHEDRINE 31945 TRANXENE 32245 TRIAMINIC 32505 TRIPHENYL 31950 TRATES GRANUCAP 32250 7RIAHINIC TIHED-RELEASE 32510 TRIPIRIN 31955 TRAV-AREX 32255 TRIAHINICIN 32515 TRIPLE ANTIBIOTIC 31960 TRAVAD 32260 TRIAHINICIN SPRAY 32520 TRIPLE ANTIGEN ULTRAFINED 31965 TRAVAO PREFIkLED B.E. 32265 TRIAHINICOL SYRUP 32525 TRIPLE DYE 31970 TRAVASE 32270 TRIAHDLONE 40 32530 TRIPLE SULFA 31975 TRAVASOL 32273 7RIAHTERENE 32535 TRIPLE SULFOIO 31980 TRAVASOL NUTRITION KIT 32275 TRIAPON 32540 TRIPLE VITAMIN DROPS 31985 TRAVASOL W/ELECTROLYTE 32280 TRIASYN B 32545 TRIPLEN 31990 TRAVERT 32285 TRIATROPHENE 32550 TRIPROLIDINE 31995 TRAVERT IN SODIUM CHLORIDE 32290 TRIAVIL 32555 TRIPROLIDINE W/PSEUOOEPHEDRINE 32000 TRECATOR-SC 32295 TRIBAR8 32560 TRIPTAVEL 32005 TREMIN 32300 lRICHLORHETHIAZIDE 32565 TRIPTAZINE 32010 TRENOAR 32305 TRICHLORMETHIAZIOE U/RESERPINE 32570 TRISEM 32015 TREST 32310 TRICHLOROACETIC ACID 32575 TRISOGEL 32020 TREXIN 32315 TRICHLOROETHYLENE 32580 TRISORALEN 32025 TRI HEXABAMATE 32320 TRICHDLAN 32585 TRISORBIN DROPS 32030 TRI HIST 32323 TRICHDHONACIOE 32590 TRISORBIN-F DROPS 32035 TRI HIST DM SYRUP 32325 TRICHOTINE 32595 TRISTOJECT 32040 TRI HIST SYRUP 32330 TRICLOS 32600 TRISULFAPYRIMIDINES 32045 TRI KORT 32335 TRICODENE PEOIATRIC 32605 TRISUREID 32050 TRI TINIC 32340 TRICONOL 32610 TRIVITAMIN DROPS 32055 TRI-CONE 32345 TRIDESILON 32615 TROBICIN 32060 TRI-HEMIC 600 32350 TRIOIHEXETHYL CL HEPROBAMATE 32620 TROCAINE 32065 TRI-HYORDSERPINE 32355 TRIDIONE 32625 TROCAL 32070 TRI-IMMUNOL 32360 TRIETHANOLAMINE 32630 TROCINATE 32075 TRI-K 32363 TRIFLUDPERAZINE 32635 TROFAN 32080 TRI-MEOEX EXPECTORAM 32365 TRIGESIC 32640 TROISUL 32085 TRI-MEOICOL COUGH SYRUP 32370 TRIGOT 32645 TRONOTHANE 32090 TRI-MINE 32375 TRIHEXANE 32650 TROPH-IRON 32095 TRI-MINE EXPECTORANT 32380 TRIHEXIOYl 32655 TROPHITE 32100 TRI-MINE SYRUP 32385 TRIHEXY-PHENIDYL 32658 TROPICAMIOE 32105 TRI-OPH 32390 TRIHEXYPtENIDYL 32660 TRYPTOPHAN 32110 TRI-PHEN-CHLOR 32395 TRILAFON 32665 TRYSUL VAGINAL 32115 TRI-PHEN-GESIC 32400 TRILION 32670 TU-CILLIN 32120 TRI-QUAO 32405 TRILISATE 32675 TUAHINE 32125 TRI-SULFA #2 32410 TRILOG 32680 TUBERCULIN TINE TEST 32130 TRI-THALMIC 32415 TRILONE 32685 TUBERCULIN PPD (HEAF) 32135 TRI-VERT 32420 TRILOX 32690 T.B. TINE TEST 32140 TRI-VI-FLOR 32423 lTtIHETHDPRIHWSULFAHETHOXAZOLE 32690 TUBERCULIN PPO TINE-TEST 32145 TRI-VI-SOL 32423 TRIHETHOPRIH H/SULFhSOXAZOLE 32695 TUBERSOL 32150 TRIACET 32424 TRIHIPRAHINE 32700 TUBOCURARINE 32155 TRIACIN 32425 TRIHINOL COUGH SWtUP 32705 TUCAZYME H.P. 32160 TRIACIN-C 32430 TRIHOX 32710 TUCKS 32165 TRI ACT 32433 TRIMPEX 32715 TUDECON 32170 TRIACTIN 32435 TRIHSTAT 32720 TUINAL 32175 TRZ AFEO 32438 TRIHETHDPRIH 32725 TULOIDIN 32180 TRIAFEO C EXPECTORANT 32~ TRIHTABS 32730 TUmL 32185 TRIAFED SYRUP 32+5 TRIND SYRUP 32735 TUHS 32190 TRI AH 32450 TRINIAD 32740 TURGASEPT HEDICATI~ CODE LIST, NAMCS 1980

32745 TURGEX 33045 ULTRA DERH 8ATH 33345 URD-VES 32750 TURPENTINE 33050 l&TRA HIOE LOTION 3335o UR(X31LISTIX 32755 TURPOIN 33055 UTRA TEARS 33355 uRC310TIC-250 32760 TUS ORAMINIC SPANCAP 33060 LLTRACAINE 33360 URDDINE 32765 TUSAL 33065 ULTRACAINE kf/EPINEPHRINE 33365 UROGESIC 32770 TUSS-DRNADE 33070 LLTRADINE 3337o URDLENE BLUE 32775 TUSSADON T.D. 33075 ULTRAPAQUE 33375 URaOGIC G 32780 TUSSAGESIC 33080 ULTROGEN 33360 UROQIO-ACID 32785 TUSSAMINIC TIMEO-RELEASE 33085 lLTROGEN-D.A. 33385 URD701N 32790 TUSSANIL EXPECTORANT 33090 ULVICAL 3339o URSINUS 32795 TUSSANIL-DH 33095 lNAVIT 33395 UTIBIO 32800 TUSSAR OM 33100 UNDECYLENIC ACID 33400 UTICILLIN VK 32605 TUSSAR 33105 UNOECYLENIC ACID COMPOUNO 334o5 UTICORT 32810 TUSSAR-2 SYRUP 33110 UNGUENTINE 33410 UTIMOX 32815 TUSSCAPINE 33115 UNGUENTUM BOSS1 33415 V GAN 32620 TUSSCAPS 33120 UNIAO 33420 V.A. 00UCHE 32825 TUSSENO 33125 UNIAO PLUS 33425 V-CILLIN 32830 TUSSEND EXPECTORANT 33130 UNIBASE 3343o V-CILLIN K 32835 TUSSEX COUGH SYRUP 33135 UNIBON 33435 V-CORT 32840 TUSSI-ORGANIOIN OH 33140 UNICAP 33440 V-LAX 32845 TUSSI-ORGANIDIN 33145 UNIOOTE 33445 VA-TRO-NOL DROPS 32850 TUSSIHAB SYRUP 33150 UNIGESIC-A 33448 VACCINATION 32855 TUSSIONEX 33155 UNIPEN 33450 VACON 32860 TUSSTAT EXPECTORANT 33160 UNIPRES 33455 VACUETTS 32865 TUSSTROL 33165 UNISOL 33460 VAGESIC PLUS 32870 TUZON 33170 UNISOM 33465 VAGIOINE 32875 TUELVE L-A 33175 UNITENSEN 33470 VAGILIA 32880 TWIN-K 33180 LNNASS GELATIN PASTE 33475 VAGIMINE 32885 TWINBARBITAL NO. 2 33185 UNPROCO 33480 VAGISEC 32890 TWO-DYNE 33190 URACEL 33485 VAGITROL 32895 TYBATRAN 33195 lJIACIL MUSTARD 33490 VAL TEP 32900 TYCOPAN 33200 IJ?ADAX 33495 VALACET 32905 TYLENOL 33205 URANAP 33500 VALADOL 32910 TYLENOL NO. 1 33210 LRAZIDE 33505 VALAX 32915 TYLENOL NO. 2 33215 UREA 33510 VALCAINE 32920 TYLENOL NO. 3 33220 UREAPHIL 33515 VALDRENE 32925 TYLENOL NO. 4 33225 URECHOLINE 33520 VALENOL 32930 TYLENOL W/COOEINE ?i3230 UREM1OE 33525 VALERGEN 32935 TYLENOL W/COOEINE ELIXIR 33235 URETHAN 33530 VALERIAN 32940 TYLOSTERONE 33240 UREX 33535 VALERTEST 32945 TYLOX 33245 URI-PAK 33540 VALIMENT LINIMENT 32950 TYMATRO 33250 lJIIOON 33545 VALINE 32955 TYMPAGESIC 33255 URIFON 33550 VALISONE 32960 TYPHOID VACCINE 33260 URIFON-FORTE 33555 VALIUM 32965 TYPHUS VACCINE 33265 lhlIHAB 33560 VALMID 32970 TYROBENZ 33270 URIMED 33565 VALOBAR 32975 TYROHIST 33275 URINARY ANTISEPTIC 33570 VALPIN 50 32960 TYROHIST SPRAY 33280 LRISED 33575 VANCER’IL 32985 TYROSUM CLEANSER 33285 URISEOAMINE 33580 VANCDCIN 32990 TYZINE 33290 URISEP 33585 VANCOCIN HCL 32995 TYZOMINT 33295 URISEPTIC 33588 VANCOMYCIN 33000 U R D 33300 URISPAS 33590 VANILLIN 33005 U. R.I. 33305 URISTAT 33595 VANOBIO 33010 U-TRACT 33310 lRISTIX 33600 VANDXIOE 33015 U-TRAN 33315 URITABS 33605 VANOXIOE-HC LOTION 33020 UB 33320 LRITEN 33610 VANQUISH 33025 ULCORT 33325 URITHOL 33615 VANSEB LOTION 33030 ULGESTIN 33330 UIITIN 33620 VAPO-ISO 33035 ULO SYRUP 33335 IRITRAL 33625 VAPONEFRIN 33040 ULTAR 33340 UIO-PHOSPHATE 33630 VAPORUB MEDICATION CODE LIST, NAMCS 1980

33635 VAPDSTEAM 33930 VERV 34225 VI07AG 33640 VARIllASE 33935 VESICHOLINE 34230 VIPEP 33645 VARIDASE WCARBOXYMETHVLCELL 33940 VESPRIN 34235 VIRA-A 33650 VARMEL 33%5 VI-AQUA 34240 VIRILON 33655 VAS-D-SPAN 33950 VI-AQUAMIN 34245 VIROHED 33660 VA SAL GRANUCAP 33955 VI-BETA-C 34250 VISALENS UETTING 33665 VASCDRAY 33960 VI-CERT 34255 VISCULOSE 33670 VASELINE 33965 VI-OAYLIN 34260 VISINE 33675 VASELINE GAUZE 33970 VI-OAYLIN OROPS 34265 VISTACON 33680 VASD-80 UNICELLE 33975 VI-DAYLIN F 34270 VISTARIL 33685 VASOCIDIN 33980 VI-OAYLIN F ADC DROPS 34275 VISTAZINE 33690 VASOCLEAR 33985 VI-DAYLIN F AOC PLUS IRON DROPS 34280 VISTRAX 33695 VASDCOL SYRUP 33990 VI-OAYLIN F OROP$ 34285 VITA IRON 33700 VASOCON 33995 VI-OAYLIN F PLUS IRON OROPS 34290 VITA TOT 33705 VASOCON-A 34000 VI-OAYLIN OVER 4 34295 VITA-GLEN 33710 VASODILAN 34005 VI-DAYLIN OVER 4 PLUS IRON 34300 VITA-KAPS 33713 VASODILATOR 34010 VI-OAYLIN PLUS IRON 34305 VITA-METRAZOL 33715 VASOGESIC 34015 VI-OAYLIN PLUS IRON ADC OROPS 34310 VITABEE 33720 VASOGLYN UNICELLE 34020 VI-OAYLIN PLUS IRON DROPS 34315 VITACEE 33725 VASOMIDE 34025 VI-OAYLIN PLUS IRON SYRUP 34320 VITACEE SYRUP 33730 VASOHINIC T.O. 34030 VI-MAGNA 34325 VITADEX-B 33735 VASOPRESSIN 34035 VI-PENTA F 34330 VITAOYE 33740 VASOPRINE 34040 VI-PENTA F INFANT OROPS 34335 VITAGETT 33745 VASOSPAN 34045 VI-PENTA F MULTIVITAMIN DROPS 34340 VITAKAPS-M 33750 VASOSULF 34050 VI-PENTA INFANT OROPS 34345 VITAL 33755 VAS07HERH 34055 VI-PENTA 34350 VITALITY-E 33760 VASOTRATE SU8LINUIAL 34060 VI-SYNERAL 34355 VITALYNE 33765 VASOXYL 34065 VI-SYNERAL ONE-CAPS 34360 VITAHIN A 33770 VASTRAN 34070 VI-TMEL 34365 VITA141N A + VITAMIN O 33775 VECTRIN 34075 VI-ZAC 34370 VITAMIN A t D 33780 VEETIOS 34080 VIBEOOZ 34375 VITAMIN A & O HI-POTENCY 33785 VEGOIL WISOCAINE 34085 VIBRA 34380 VITAMIN A NATURAL 33790 VEHICLE/N 34090 VIBRAMYCIN 34385 VITAMIN A NATURAL NEO-VAORIN 33795 VEINAklINE 34095 VICALTEIN 34390 VITAMIN A PALMITATE 33800 VEL8AN 34100 VICAM 34395 VITAMIN A PLUS O 33805 VEL09ZF 34105 VICKS INHALER 34400 VITAMIN A SOLU81LIZE0 33810 VELTANE 34110 VICODIN 34405 VITAMIN A SOLUBLE 33815 VELTANE EXPECTORANT 34115 VICON 34410 VITAMIN A SOLU8LE NEO-VAORIN 33820 VEL “AP 34120 VICON FORTE 34415 VITAMIN A SYNTHETIC 33825 VEL rACHOL 34125 VICON-C 34420 VITAMIN A WATER SOLUBLE 33830 VEN “ACOL 34130 VICON-PLUS 34425 VITAMIN 8 CWPLEX 33835 VEN ‘ACOL EXPECTORANT 34135 VICON-T 34430 VITAMIN B COHPLEX B-12 W/C 33840 VEN ‘AIRE 34138 VIOARABINE 34435 VITAMIN B COMPLEX ELIXIR 33845 VER I-67 34140 VIFEX 34440 VITAMIN B COMPLEX HI POTENCY 33850 VER iCILLIN 34145 VIGRAN 34445 VITAMIN B COMPLEX UfB-12 33855 VER iCOLATE 34150 VIGRAN PLUS IRON 34450 VITAMIN B COMPLEX WVITAMIN C 33860 VER kTRUN VIRIOE 34155 VIMAH 34455 VITAMIN B-1 33865 VER iZINC 34160 VINCRISTINE 34460 VITAMIN B-1 & B-12 33870 VER XT E 34165 VINGESIC NO- 3 34465 VITAMIN B-1 & B-12 TONIC 33875 ~ 1EFAH 34170 VINI-RU8 34470 VITAMIN B-1 6 B-12 111/IROV 33880 VER !QUAD 34175 VIO-8EC 34475 VITAMIN B-1 ELIXIR 33885 VER :LOID 34180 VIQ-BEC FORTE 34480 VITAMIN B-1 NEO-VAORIN 33890 VERklIZINE SYRUP 34185 VIO-GERIC 34485 VITAHIN B-1 U/8-6 33895 VERHOX 34190 VIO-HYOROCORT 34490 VITAMIN B-1 WB-6 & B-12 33900 VERNATE 34195 VIO-HYOROSONE 34495 VITAMIN B-12 33905 VERSAL 34200 VIO-PRAUOSONE 34500 VITAMIN B-12 CRYSTALLINE 33910 VERSAPEN 34205 VIO-SERPINE 34505 VITAMIN B-2 33915 VERSAPEN-K 34210 VIOFORM 34510 VITAMIN B-6 33920 VERSTAT 34215 VIOFORH-HYDROCORTISO* 34515 VZTAUIN 8-6 NEO-VAORIN 33925 VERSTRAN 34220 VIOKASE 34520 VITAMIN C HEDICATIffl CODE LIST, NAHCS 1980

34!525 VITAHIN C & E 34815 WEHDRYL 35115 YOOOXIN 34530 VITAHIN C CRYSTAL 34820 UEHGEN 35120 YOHIHBINE 34535 VITAHIN C FLAVORED 34825 HEHLESS 35125 Z.B.T. BABY POHDER 34540 VITAHIN C NEO-VAORIN 34830 ilSHVERT 35130 Z-BEC 34545 VITAHIN C PLUS E 34835 HEIGHTROL 35135 Z-PRO-C 34550 VITAHIN C SYRUP 34840 HESCOHEX SURGICAL SCRU8 35140 ZACTANE 34555 VITAHIN C T.D. 34845 UESLAX 35145 ZACTIRIN 34560 VITAHIN CHEUA8LE CHILDREN’S 34850 HESTADONE 35150 ZARONTIN 34565 VITAHIN D 34855 UESTCORT 35155 ZAROXOLYN 34570 VITAMIN D-2 IN OIL 34860 HET N SOAK 35160 ZARUMIN 34575 VITAFUN 34865 HETTING & SOAKIFG 35165 ZEASORB 14EDICATE0 34580 VITAMIN E & C 34870 UETTING SOLUTION 8ARNES HIND 35170 ZEkl HISTINE 34585 VITAHIN E NATURAL 34875 HHEAT GERM OIL 35175 ZEFIACOL MEOICATEO LOTION 34590 VITAMIN E NATURAL NEO-VAORIN 34880 WHITE PINE COMPOUND 351B0 ZEMACON 34595 VITAMIN E NATURAL SOLUBLE 34885 WHITFIELD S 35185 ZEMALO SKIN CLEANSER 34600 VITAMIN E NEO-VADRIN 34890 WIGRAINE 35190 ZENI-B tf/C 34605 VITAMIN E SKIN OIL 34895 WILO CHERRY SYRUP 35195 ZENIVITES M 34610 VITAHIN E SYNTHETIC 34900 WINE 35200 ZENTINIC 34615 VITAMIN E UAFER 34905 WINGEL 35205 ZENTRON 34620 VITAHIN E ZESTAB 34910 WINSTROL 35210 ZEPHIRAN CHLORID~ 34623 VITAMIN K 34915 WINTERGREEN OIL 35215 ZESTE 34625 VITAMIN(SI 34920 WITCH HAZEL 35220 ZESTE M.T. 34628 VITAMINS AND MINERALS 34925 WOLFINA 35225 ZETAR 34630 VITANATE 34930 ~OD ALCOHOL 35230 ZETRAN 34635 VITANATE FA 34935 WUN-TABS 35235 ZIBE 34640 VITAPHEN 34940 WIXII-TABS UfIRON 35240 ZINC 34645 VITERRA 34945 WYAf41NE SULFATE 35245 ZINC GLUCONATE 34650 VITERRA C 34950 WYAMYCIN 35250 ZINC OXIDE 34655 VITERRA HIGH POTENCY 34955 WYANOID 35255 ZINC PASTE (LASSARS) 34660 VITERRA ROA 34960 WYANOIOS 35260 ZINC SULFATE 34665 VITERRA ROA PLUS IRON 34965 WYANOIDS Hc 35265 ZINC SULFATE COMPOUND 34670 VITERRA-E 34970 WYCILLI~ 35270 ZIW SULFATE MUROCOLL NO. 34675 34975 WYCILLIN INJ & PRO~ECID TAB 35275 ZINC SULFATE NEO-VAORIN 34680 VITRON-C PLUS 34980 WYOASE 35280 ZINC SULFIDE COMPOUNO LOTION S4685 VACTI 1 34985 WYGESIC 35285 ZINC-20 34690 VIVARIN 34990 wYMo~ 35290 ZINC-220 34 695 VIVO~ 34995 X SEB H.C. SCALP LOT I Otq 35295 ZINCATE 34700 VLEM-OOHE LIQUIO CONCENT RAT E 35000 X SEB SHAMPOO 35300 ZINCFRI~ 34705 VLEMINCKX” SOLUTION 35005 X SEB T SHAMPOO 35305 ZINCOFAX 34710 VOCALZONES 35010 X-OTAG 35310 ZIW 34715 VOLAXIN MODIFIED 35015 X-PREP 35315 ZIPAN 34720 VOLEX IN SODIUM CHLORIOE 35020 X-PREP BOWEL EVACUANT KIT 35320 ZIRAORYL LOTION 34725 VONCE SHAMPOO 35025 XERAC AC 35325 ZOLINE-H 34730 VONTROL 35030 XERAC B~ 35330 ZOLINE-S 34735 VORANIL 35035 XERAC 8P5 35335 ZOLYSE 4740 VOSOL 35040 XERAC 35338 ZOkLAX 34745 VOSOL HC 35045 XERO-LUBE 35340 ZONIUM CHLORIDE 34750 VULVAELINE 35050 XEROFOAM ORESSIffi 35345 ZYLAN 34755 VYTONF 35055 XYLO-PFAN 35350 ZYLOPRIM 34760 U.D.D. 35060 XYLOCAIM 35355 ZYkWiCAP 34765 U-T LOTION 35065 Fl As 35360 ZYMALIXIR 34770 UAMPOCAP 35070 XYLOCAINE HC~ 35365 ZYHASYRUP 34775 UARFARIN 35075 XYLOCAINE HCL W/DEXTROSE 35370 ZYHAVITES 34780 MART OFF 35080 XYLOC./iINE HCL W/F P~ 35375 ZYf#ENOL 34785 WASH ON DRI TOWELETTE 35085 XYLOCAINE VISCOUS 35380 ZYMME 34790 WATER DISTILLED 35090 XYLOMET SPRAY 35385 2-PROPANOL 34795 HATER FOR INJECTION 35095 XYLOMETAZOLINE 35390 21G 34800 HATER FOR IRRIGATION 35100 XYLOSE CP 35395 2G/oH 34805 HATER PURIFIED 35105 YEAST 35400 4-WAY LONG ACTING -J 34810 UEHAMINE 35110 YELLOH FEVER VACCINE 35405 4-WAY NASAL SPRAY MEDICATION CODE LIST, NAMCS 1980

35410 ANTI CONVULSANT AGENT 35415 ANTIDEPRESSANT AGENT 354.20 ANTI DIABETIC AGENT 35425 ANTI DIARRHEAL AGENT 35430 ANTI EMETIC AGENT 35435 ANTI EPILEPSY AGENT 35440 ANTIFLATULENT AGENT 35445 ANTIFUNGAL AGENT 35450 ANTIHISTAMINE 35455 ANTIINFECTIVE AGEN 35460 ANTIINFLAMMATORY AGENT 35465 ANTILIPEMIC AGENT 35470 ANTIMALARIAL AGENT 35475 ANTINAUSEANT AGENT 35480 ANTINEOPLASTIC AGENT 35483 ANTIOBESITY AGENT 35485 ANTI PROTOZOAL AGENT 35490 ANTIPRURITIC AGENT 35495 ANTIPYRETIC AGENT 35500 ANTITHYROID AGENT 35505 ANTIWJBERCULAR AGENT 35510 ANTIVIRAL AGENT 99980 OTHER 99999 ILLEGIBLE .

I Appendix IV. Coding procedures for medication entries, I NAMCS 1980

CODING PROCEDURES FOR MEDICATION ENTRIES NAMCS 1980

I SOURCE MATERIALS

- Medication Code List 1980 (MCL) - Attachment 1: “Common Abbreviations Used in Medical Orders” – Attachment 2: “Caution! 1,000 Drugs Whose Names Look-Alike or Sound-Alike” – Attachment 3: Drug Form I (Coder A) - Attachment 4: Drug Form I (Coder B) - Attachment 5: Drug Form II (Adjudicator)

GENERAL

These instructions apply to the coding of the information contained on the 1980 Patient Record in Item 11: MEDICATION THERAPY THIS VISIT, On the lines provided in Item 11, the physician records all medications ordered or provided at the visit, These include new or continued medications which may be prescription or nonprescription (over-the-counter) drugs. Immunizing and desensitizing agents are also included.

~ For making the entry of a medication, the physician uses one of two names:

I EITHER 1. the generic name. This is the “official” or “nonproprietary” name. Usually, it is the contraction of a complex, chemical name.

2. the brand or trade name. This is the commercial or “proprietary” name, the name that is used to advertise a drug to the medical profession. For example, tetracycline is the generic name of a widely used antibiotic. A physician may write a prescription for this drug by its generic name, or may prescribe it under the brands names Achromycin (made by Lederle), Sumycin (made by Squibb), or Tetracyn (made by Pfizer).

~ Item 11 has two parts. Item 11a provides space for listing medications ordered or provided for the principal diagnosis shown in Item 9a. Item 1lb provides space for listing medications ordered or provided for all other reasons.

The basic coding document is the Medication Code List 1980 (MCL). It contains 7,081 brand and generic names of medications, alphabetized and coded serially from 00005 to 35405. In addition, there is a code (99999) for

73 illegible entries and an ‘other’ code (99980) for entries that are legible but cannot be found on the Medication Code List 1980. One of three coding choices will be applied to every medication entry: a code from the name list, the illegz”blecode, or the ‘other’ code. The name that appears on the Medication Code List 1980 is the core identifier of a medication. That is, it usually contains just enough information to set it clearly apart from all other medications. In most cases the core identifier will no t contain specific information about

– the ‘labeler’ (manufacturer of a drug)

. the dosage form (tablet, capsule, inhalant, ointment, injection, suppository, etc.)

– the route of administration, that is, the path by which a drug product enters or is applied to the body (intramuscular or I.M., implant, inhalation, intravenous or I.V., nasal, ophthalmic, oral, otic, rectal, topical, etc.)

– the strength of a drug product (milligram or mg, milliliter or ml, percent or ‘j%,etc.)

–instructions for use. For example, “Take as needed (p.r.n.).” or “Take twice a day (b.i.d.).”

—other qualities of the drug such as color or flavor

Though the above descriptors are not usually included as part of the core identifier of a medication in the MCL, they may appear in many of the medication entries that the physician makes on the Patient Records. Mostly, they appear because many physicians will write the same entries on the Patient Records that they wrote on the patient’s prescription. Therefore, the coders will have to take them into consideration in their search for a core identifier to be matched against the Medication Code List 1980.

For the specimen entries below, the core identifiers have been circled, matched against the Medication Code List 1980, and the proper code identified.

Specimen entry Code

Phillip’s ~ Milk of Magnesia ) chocolate 19375

~ blue 14620

( Prednisone ) 5 mgtidx 5d1 24890

Q!@@ i.m.2 04235

1Dosagestrength 5 milligrams. Take 3 times per day for 5 days.

21njected intramuscularly.

As an aid in isolating the core identifiers, the coder will find it useful to refer to Attachment 1: “Common Abbreviations Used in Medical Orders.”

Once the core identifier has been strip~ed of all (or as much as possible) of the extraneous material that sur- rounds it, it will be matched alphabetically against the Medication Code List 1980. A perfect fit will not be possible in every case but the coder will always attempt to

MAKE THE CLOSEST MATCH POSSIBLE

The specimen entries above appear in typed form and have been edited for correct spelling, facilitating the isola- tion of their core identifiers. This will not be the case in the actual coding operation, where the entries are more likely to look like the following real facsimiles of 1980 Patient Records.

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11. MEDICATION THERAPY THIS VISIT @ NONE

I Using brand or ~eneric names, record all new and con :irmed medications ordered, injected, adndni~tered, or otherwise provklcd at this vist. Include imtmt?]i:in.g and desrn$ifizing agcn ?s/

a. FOR PRINCIPAL DIAGNOSES IN ITFM %, b. f-OR AL LO IHER REASONS.

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2, 2

3, 3

4, 4,

Il. MEDICATION THERAPY THIS VISIT ~ NONE

[ Using fwand or generic names, record all Hew amt cwttirrued mtvficatt’otls ordrred, htitcted. admi?tisrcwd. or (Zt)wr)ti”r provided ~ t fhis I.ist. Include imtnutti: ing atld dcscnsi ti: ing a.qcnISI

a. rOR PI? IIJCIOALOIAGNOSIS IN lTl%!’J~. h FOR ALL OTHER I{ LASCVS ‘“~ ‘W,. ‘ .— .’ / — —.

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I Il. MEDICATION THERAPY THIS VISIT O NONE [Using brand or generic names, record 0:1 new and continued meatcations ordered, injected, administered, or @h?rwise provided at ibis ~,ist. Include immunizing and dc$wntitizing agents]

,a+-o~ lAGtK3SES lN~M.W OR ALL REASONS. —.. b. OTF+ER G . LY ,/ .- ( .fl?h T ~.> 2, 2. =+}* “

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~~, MEDICATION THERAPY THIS VISIT u NONE

/ (.Isitl,qbrattd or ~encric }tamcs, record all nrw and cotI n“mteJ medications <)rdwed, injected, administered, or otherwt,rt PI oviifcd at this t is(. lnclIIde in!mwtizin.f and dcscnsiri:ing a~ett tsl

a FoR PRINCIPAL OIAGNOS S IF. TEMYa \

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/ LJsingltrami or generic names. record all new and continued medications otti’ered, injecred, admltt[stered, or otherwise provided at this vlst. Include immunizing and desensitizing agen ?s]

a. FOR PRINCIPAL OIAGNOSES IN ITEM%. b< FOR ALL OTHER REASONS.

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Ila MEDICATION THERAPY THIS VISIT ❑ NONE

\ (Jfiw hrantl or ~twtvic numcs, rrcv)d all new ond rxmrimwl mcdicutiotl.t ordcrwi, lnicc:cff, adminiskpd, or otlwrwfw provittcd ur this vist, include immlfni:ing wrd dczwtsifi:ing a,gvntS/

& fOR PRINCIPAL DIAGNOSZS IN lTEt49J. b, FOR ALL OTliEil IIEASC)NS.

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, 11. MEDICATION THERAPY THIS VISIT ❑ NONE [Ustn,q brand or ,generfc names, rcconl all ncw and continued meajcations ordered, injected, administered, or orherwhr provuIed a t this vi~t. [nchtde itntnunizing and dc&?nsi tizing agcn ts]

J. F PRINCIPAL OIAGNCISES IN lTEM9J. - b. FOR ALL OTHER REASONS.

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# 2 t ‘~~&g 4.

# I Here are the correct core identifiers for these examples:

Patient Entry Item 11a Item 1lb Record Number

Example A 1 Phenobarbital Acelax

2 Dilantin

Example B 1 Ampicillin

2 Aspirin

Example C 1 Aldoril

2 Persantine

3 Atromid

Example D 1 Diabinese Lasix

2 Tenuate

Example E 1 Garamycin

2 Cyclogyl

3 Neosynephrin

4 Sodium Chloride

5 Alcaine

Example F 1 Fluress

2 Cyclogyl

3 Neosynephrin

Example G 1 Aristocort

2 Hexadrol

It is readily apparent that legibility is going to be a major problem. At least two things will help the coder over- come this problem.

1. Experience: Names and spellings of medications that appear impossible or difficult at the beginning of the coding operation will become more and more familiar as the coder proceeds through an increasing number of Patient Records.

2. Familiarity with the writing peculiarities of a given physician. Patient Records completed by the same physician will be batched together and, in this fashion, presented by the coding supervisor to the coder. Thus, an early entry which cannot be deciphered may later in the batch become legible after the coder has gained a grasp of the physician’s writing style.

77 Another problem (complicated by legibility) lies in the fact that some drugs look or sound like others. To help solve this problem, the coder should consult Attachment 2: “Caution: 1,000 Drugs Whose Names Look-Alike or Sound-Alike.”

Entries will be numbered and coded sequentially from top to bottom. If there is more than one entry on a line, each will be included in the sequence, numbering from left to right (See Example B).

No more than four entries will be coded in Item 1la and no more than four in Item 1lb. Any additional entries, such as “Alcaine” in Example E, will not be coded.

It is the core identifier of a medication that is numbered, not any extraneous, descriptive material. Thus Aristo- cort is entry number 1 in Example G, even though it appears in the third space.

THE CODING PROCESS

The specific instructions on coding and reporting that follow are provisional instructions, that is, they are subject to alteration as our experience in the coding and reporting process develops over time. NORC staff are invited to suggest any changes that will improve the efficiency and/or economy of the operation.

Rule: There will be 100 percent, independent coding of every medication entry.

Functions Personnel

Control and flow function. .,...... Coding supervisor Clerical aide

Coding function .,, ...... 0, . . . . . Coder A Coder B

Adjudicating function ...... Adjudicator*

*Specially qualified by education and experience in drug nomenclature and use. Should preferably have on- the-job familiarityy with the prescribing practices of physicians. The responsibility for all three of these functions will rest with NORC.

Steps

1. The coding supervisor will assign Patient Records to the coders, batched so that all the Records from the same physician are kept together.

2, Coders A and B will independently code the medication entries, each listing the selected codes on the appropriate DRUG FORM I (see Attachments 3 and 4). The coders will not request any assistance from the Adjudicator at the time of coding and will not consult each other regarding specific coding.

3. The coders will deliver completed DRUG FORM I to the clerical aide. For every entry where the code assigned by Coder A agrees with the code assigned by Coder B, the clerical aide will write that code directly on the Patient Record. When the coders disagree on a code and/or for every entry coded illegible or ‘other’, the clerical aide will put a check mark ( ~ ) opposite these codes on the copies of DRUG FORM I, and deliver the forms to the Adjudicator along with the appropriate Patient Records. Reference to Attachments 3 and 4 will demonstrate the processes described in steps 2 and 3.

4. The Adjudicator rules on any disagreement between Coder A and Coder B, either: (1) choosing A’s code or B’s code or (2) choosing some other selection from the Medication Code List 1980. Also every illegible or ‘other’ entry will be carefully checked in the adjudication process, even if both coders agree that it is illegible or ‘other’. For entries which require adjudication, including all illegible or ‘others’, the Adjudicator will use DRUG FORM II to record the codes assigned by Coders A and B and to enter his (her) own coding choice. The process is illustrated in Attachment 5. Finally, the adjudicated coding choice will then be entered directly on the Patient Record (by either the Adjudicator of the clerical aide).

78 5. A weekly written report will be made to:

Hugo Koch Ambulatory Care Statistics Branch, NCHS Rm. 2-28, Federal Center Building 3700 East West Highway Hyattsville, Maryland 20782 lThe report will contain the following:

I I a. Number of Patient Records processed. I b, Number of Patient Records with at least one medication entry. I c. Total number of medication entries.

d. Number of medication entries in which a difference existed between Coder A and Coder B. Enclose ~ copies of appropriate DRUG FORM II’s and Patient Records.

e, List of all medication entries coded ‘other’,

Additional duties of the Adjudicator:

~In addition to his (her) contribution to the direct, coding process already discussed, the Adjudicator will further:

1. Conduct a sample check of Patient Records where no difference existed between Coder A and Coder B, with the aim of discovering possible areas of consistent bias.

2. Develop list of medications that are most commonly misspelled and supply them to the coders to aid them in the on-going coding of the 1980 medication entries. When the coding of the 1980 medication entries has been completed, the Adjudicator will supply a list of the 100 most commonly misspelled medications to Hugo Koch (address above).

3. Develop lists of the medications most frequently associated with common principal diagnoses and supply them to the coders to aid them in coding entries for Item 11a.

4. Conduct periodic training sessionsfor the coders to correct specific patterns of error that the adjudicator observes developing, and to shine his (her) specialized drug knowledge.

5, Continually evaluate the adequacy of the medication coding instruments and processes, and communi- cate suggestions for improvement in frequent, informal contact with:

Hugo Koch Phone: (301) 436-7132

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79 Attachment 1.

COMMON ABBREVIATIONS USED IN MEDICAL ORDERS

Word Abbreviation Meaning

ana ...... a3, aa ...... of each ante cibum ...... arc...... before meals or food ad ...... ad ...... to, up to auriodextra ...... a.d ...... right ear ad iibitum ...... ad lib...... at pleasure auriolaeva ...... al...... left ear antemeridiem ...... A.M ...... morning aqua ...... a...... water aquadestillata ...... aq. debt...... distilled water auriosinister ...... o...... O as,, ...... left ear auresutrae ...... a.u ...... each ear bisindie ...... b.i.d...... twice daily bowel movement ...... , bum...... bowel movement blood pressure ...... b.p...... blood pressure cum ...... 6...... with capsula r ...... caps ...... capsule composites ...... camp ...... compound dies ...... d day dilue ...... d;l.” :::::::::::::::: dilute dispense ...... dip...... dispense divide ...... div...... divide denturtalesdoses ...... d.t.d ...... give of such a dose elixir ...... el...... elixir et ...... O. and fac, fiat, fiant ...... :;i.” ::::::::::::::: make, let be made gamma ...... Gm.,g...... gram granum ...... gr...... grain gutta, ...... gtt...... a drop hors, ...... h,.,,...... hour horasomni ...... h.s.,hor.som...... atbedtime liquor ...... Iiq...... aliquor, solution misce ...... M...... mix moredictor ...... m.diet...... as directed mixtura ...... mixt...... a mixture numerus ...... no...... number nocturnal ...... not...... in the night nonrepetatur ...... non.rep...... do not repeat, no refills octarius ...... O,oct ...... a pint oculus dexter ...... o.d...... right eye oculuslaevus ...... o ...... 0.1...... left eye oculus sinister ...... Os ...... left eye oculouterque o ...... O.u...... each eye postcibos ...... p.c.,post.cib...... after meals postmeridiem ...... P.M ...... afternoon or evening perks ...... pro...... by mouth prore nata ...... p.r.n ...... as needed pulvis ...... pull ...... a powder quiaque hora ...... q.h...... every hour quater indie ...... q.i.d...... four times a day quantum sufficiat ...... q.s...... a sufficient quantity

●The listing of commonly used abbreviations is included as an aid in interpreting medical orders.

80 Word Meaning quamvolueris ...... o o...... g...... as much asyou wish recipe ...... take, a recipe repetatur ...... rep ...... Ietit be repeated sine ...... s...... without secundum artem ...... sea...... according toart sataratus ...... sat ...... saturated signs ...... Sig...... Iabel, or letit reprinted solutio . . . ..o. o...... SOL . . . . ! ...... solution semis ...... =., so ...... one-half siopussit .. o ...... S.o.s. o f ...... ifthere is need static ...... stat ...... at once, immediately suppositorium ...... Supp$ ...... supposito~ syrupus ...... o. . ..O syr...... o. syrup tabella ...... tab, ...... tablet terindie ...... t.i.d...... three times a day tincture ...... tr., tinct ...... tincture tritura ...... $ trit. .. !i ...... i..... triturate unguentum ...... o...... ung. . . .. o ...... ointment ut dictum ...... ut.diet...... as directed whileawake ...... w,a, ...... while awake

81 COMMONSYSTEMSOF WEIGHTAND MEASURE’

METRIC SYSTEM

Metric Weight Metric Liquid Measure

1 microgram pg (mcg) = 0.000,00” 1 microliter pl = 0.000,00’ 1 milligram mg = 0.001 1 milliliter ml = 0.001 1 centigram = 0.01 1 centiliter cl = 0.01 1 decigram ;: = 0.1 1 deciliter dl = 0.1 1 gram = 1.0 1 liter L = 1.0 1 dekagram D; = 10.0 1 dekaliter DI = 10,0 1 hectogram hg = 100.0 1 hectoliter hl = 100,0 1 kilogram kg = 1000.0 1 kiloliter kl = 1000.0

Note-The abbreviation pg or mcg is used for microgram in pharmacy rather than gamma (y) as in biology.

APOTHECARY SYSTEM

Apothecary Weight Apothecary Liquid Measure 1 grain gr = 1 gr 1 minim = 11’11 1 scruple 3 = 20 gr 1 fluidram f? = 60m 1 dram % = 60gr, = 33 1 fluidounce f 3 = 4W; = 8 f3 1 ounce = 480gr =83 1 pint = 16f3 1 pound : =5760 gr = 123 1 gallon $1 = 614401n = 8 pt

AVOIRDUPOIS SYSTEM Avoirdupois Weight

1 ounce = 1 oz. = 437.5 grains (gr.) 1 pound= 1 lb. = 16 ounces (oz.) = 7000 grains (gr,)

NOTE: The grain in each of the above systems has the same value, and thus serves as a basis for the interconversion of the other units.

●The listing of common systems of weight and measure is included to aid the practitioner in calculating dosages.

82 Weight Equivalents 1 gram =lGmorg = 15.432 grains 1 kilogram =lKg = 2.20 pounds avoirdupois(lb) 1 ounce avoirdupois =1OZ = 28.35 grams 1 ounce apothecary =1: = 31.1 grams 1 pound avoirdupois =llb = 454. grams 1 grain =lgr = 64.8 milligrams

Measure Equivalents

1 milliliter =lml . 16.23 minims (In) 1 fluidounce =1 f?) = 29.57 ml 1 liter =IL = 33.8 fluidounces (f 3 ) 1 tablespoonful = 1 tbs or tbsp .. 15. ml 1 wineglassful =2ffi — 60. ,nl 1 teacupful =4f3 = 120. ml 1 tumblerful =8f: = 240. ml 1 pint =lptor Oor Oct = 473. ml 1 gallon = 1 gal or C or Cong = 3785. ml

●The listing of approximate practical equivalents is included to aid the practitioner in calculating and converting dosages among the various systems.

Reproduced with permission of the “American Drug Index 1979”

83 Attachment2.

—.Lhxiated CAUTION! 1,000 Drugs Whose Names Look-Alike or Sound-Alike

EtenTeplitsky, Pharmacist scriber—immediately-when doubts exist. Pharmacy Editor, Pharmacy Times On the following two pages, PHARMACY TIMESpublishes an updated, alphabetical list E The accurate reading and interpretation of of 1,000 look-alike and/or sound-alike drugs. prescriptions is one of your key responsibili- We suggest that you familiarize yourself with ties as a pharmacist. That is why you must be the entire list, because it is published in pairs so very careful (a) when you take a prescrip- of drugs. Thus, you may have a prescription tion over the phone or (b) when you attempt to for a drug which is the second half of a listing, decipher a doctor’s scribbling. You take spe- and you might not see it right away. cial care to avoid dispensing a drug product For example, if a doctor phones in a pre- not intended by the prescriber. scription for ampicillin and you check to see if it is on the list, you will find nothing listed Physicians’Scribbling underthefirstcolumn of the A’sfor ampicillin. Dispensing errors can result from sound- However, if you are familiar with the list, you dike or look-alike drugs. Similarities might be will recall that there is a listing under the C’s due to pronunciation-e, g,, Donnatal and for “Compocillin . . . Ampicillin.” Donnagel. These drug names sound alike to Mail Other ‘Alikes’to PharmacyTimes the listener. Or, there may be similarities in the way the drug names look when quickly After you have studied the list carefully, wc scribbled by a physician or quickly read by a suggest that you post it’ in the prescription pharmacist; for example, phenobarbital and department as a handy reference. pentobarbital, Decadron and Decaderm, and Pharmacists are urged to mail us the names Brethine and Banthine. of drugs they have encountered which are In some cases, drugs might be both look- sound-alikes and/or Iook-alikes. An additional alikes and sound-alikes. Amoxil & Amcill and list of such problem drugs will be published in digitoxin & digoxin are examples of these a future issue. Just mail your “alikes” to Ben similarities, Most drugs on the list were sent Teplitsky, Pharmacy Editor of PHARMACY to us by pharmacists, TIMES, 80 Shore Road, Port Washington, Fortunately, pharmacists contact the pre- New York 11050. More b

Reproduced with permission of the PHARMACY TIMES.

&l Look-Alikes and Sound-Alikes Dexameth . . . . . Dexamyl Ethamide . . . .. Ethionamide Dextran ...... Dexedrine Ethinamate . . .. Ethamide Diabinese ...... Dianabol Ethionamide . .. Ethinamate Bicillin ...... V-Cillin Diafen ...... Delfen Eurax ...... Urex Aarane .,. .,. .. Anturane Bicillin ...... Wycillin Dialog ...... Halog Euthroid . . . Thyroid Aarane ...... Artane Bontril ...... Vontrol Dialose Dialog Eutonyl ...... Eutron Aberel ...... lberol Brethine ...... Banthine Dialume ::::::: Dalmane Acetohexamide. . Acetazolamide Brondecon . . . .. Bronkotabs Dialume ...... Dialose Achromycin . . . . Aureomycin Butabarbital . . .. Butalbital Diasal ...... lliasone Felsules ...... Feosol Adapln ,,, .,, ., Atabrine Butibel ...... Butabell Diazepam ...... Diazoxide Feosol ...... Feostat Adroyd ...... Android Butisol ...... Butabell Dicarbosil . . . .. Dacarbazine Feostat ...... Feostim Aerolone ...... Aralen Butisol ...... Butazolidin Digitoxin ...... Digoxin Fer-in-Sol . . . .. Feosol Aerolone ...... Arlidin Digoxin ...... Desoxyn Festal ...... Feosol Afdn .,, , . . . .. Afrinol c Dilantin ...... Delalutin Fiogesic ...... Wygesic Afrin ...... Aspirin Calcidin ...... Calcidrine Dilantin ...... Deltalin Flagyl ...... Flexical Agoral ...... Argyrol Calcitriol ...... Calcitonin Dilantin ...... Phelantin Flexeril ...... Flexical Aldactone . . . .. Aldactazide Capastat ...... C6pastat Dilaudid ...... Dilantin Fluocinonide . .. Fluocinolone Aldoril ...... Aldomet Catapres ...... Catarase Dimacol ...... Dimercaprol Folbesyn ...... Fulvicin Alu-Cap ...... AIuscoP Catapres ...... Diupres Dimetane ...... Dimentabs Fostex ...... pHisoHex Ambenyl , . . . . .Ambodryl Cephalexin . . .. Cephalothin Dipaxin ...... Digoxin Furacin . . . .. Fulvicin Ambenyl , ., . . . Aventyl Cephapirin . . . .. Cephradine Disipal ...... Disophrol Amodrine ...... Amonidrin Chlorambucil . .. Chloromycetin Disomer ...... Disophrol Amoxll .,, , . . .. Amcill Chloromycetin . . Chlor-Trimeton Disophrol ...... lsuprel Gamastan . . . . . Garamycin Ananase ...... Orinase Chlorpromazine . . Chlorpropamide Disophrol ...... Stilphostrol Ganatrex ...... Kantrex Ananase ...... Tolinaae Clinitest ...... Citaneat Disopyramide . .. Dipyridamole Gantrisin ...... Gantanol Anavar ,,. , . . .. Antepar Clofibrate ...... Clorazepate Diuril ...... Doriden Garamycin . . . .. Terramycin Diutensen . . . . .Salutensin Ancobon ...... Oncovin Clonidine ...... Quinidine Gelfoam ...... Ger-O-Foam Anturane ...... Antuitrin Clonopin ...... Clonidine Diutensen . . .. Unitensen Geritol ...... Cheracol Anturane , . . . .. Artane Clonopin ...... Clopane Dobutamine . . . . Dopamine Gevral ...... Gevrine Anusol ...... Aplisol Codeine...... Coldene Doiene ...... Dilone Glucagon ...... Glucoron Anusol ,., ... ,. Aquasol Codeine ...... Cordran Dolene ...... Dolonil Glutethimide . .. Guanethidine Dolonil ...... Dilone Apllsol , ...... Apresoline Coenzyme-B . .. Cotazym-B Donnatal ...... Dianabol Aplisol , ., . . . . . Atropisol Colestid ...... Colistin Appedrine . . . .. Ephedrine Colistin ...... Colestipol Donnatal ...... Donnagel HaIdol ...... Winstrol Apresoline ,, . . . Priscoline Combid ...... Combex Donnazyme . . .. Entozyme Haldrone ...... HaIdol Dopar ...... Dopram Aralen ...... Arlidin Combipres . . . .. Catapres Halodrin ...... Haldrone Dopram ...... Dopamine Arfonad ,,, .,, .Afrin Compazine . . .. Compocillin Halog ...... Haldol Doriden ...... Doxidan Arthralgen , ., , . Auralgan Compocillin . . .. Ampicillin Halog ...... Mycolog Asmlnyl ...... Asmolin Consotuss . . . . .Cotussis Doriden ...... Loridine Halotestin . . . .. Halothane Asminyl ...... Esimil Coramine ...... Calamine Doxan ...... Doxidan Halotex ...... Halotestin Aaminyl ...... lsmelin Cortone ...... Cort-Dome Doxinate ...... Doxan Harmony! ...... Hormonin Dyazide ...... Diasone Atarax ., ...... Enarax Cuprimine . . . .. Cuprex Hexadrol ...... Hexaderm Atarax , ...... Marax Cyclopar ...... Cytosar Dyazide ...... Thiacide Hexadrol ...... Hexalol AtIvan ...... Avitene Cytarabine . . . .. Vldarabine Dyclone ...... Dilone Hexalol ...... Hexestrol Auralgan ...... Ophthalgan Cytellin ...... Cytoferin Dyclonine . . . ..llicyclomine Hispril ...... Hiprex Azathioprine ,., Azulfidine Cytoxan ...... Cytosar Dyrenium ...... Pyridium Homapin ...... Hormonin Azene ,, ...... Azatadine Hycodan ...... Hycomine ,Azolate ...... Azolid D E Hycodan ...... Vicodin Azotrex ., .,. ..AzStatat Dalmane ...... Demulen Ecotrin ...... Edecrin Hycomine . . . .. Hycodan Azotrex ...... Tetrex Danocrine . . . .. Dacriose Elase ...... Alidase Hydropres . . . .. Catapres Dantrium ...... Danthron Elavil ...... Aldoril Hydropres . . . .. Diupres B Daranide ...... Daraprim Elavil ...... Mellaril Hydroxyzine . . ..l-tydroxyurea Bactocill ...... Pathocil Daricon ...... Darvon Emetine ...... Emetrol Hygroton ...... Hykinone Bactrim ...... Bacitracin Darvon-N ...... Darvocet-N Enarax ...... Marax Hypersal ...... Hyperstat Banesin .,, .,, .Benisone Decadron ...... Decaderm Endecon ...... Edecrin Hyperstat ...... Hyper-Tet Banthine ...... Bentyl Decadron ...... Percodan Endecon ...... Enduron Hyperstat ...... Nitrostat Belladonna . . .. Belladenal Decagesic . . . .. Duragesic Enderin ...... Empirin Hytone ...... Hytrona Benadryl ...... Belladenal Decholin ...... Daxolin Enduron ...... Enderin Hytone ...... Vytone Benadryl ...... Bentyl Delalutin ...... Deladumone Enduron ...... Eutron Benadryl .,,,.. Benylin Delta-Dome . . .. Deltasone Enduron ...... lmuran Benadryl ...... Caladryl Demerol ...... Demulen Ephedrol ...... Tedrsl Ilosone ...... lonosol Bendopa ...... Bendectin Demerol ...... Dicumarol Equagesic . . . .. Decagesic Imipramine . ..lmferon Benemld ...... Beminal Demerol ...... Dymelor Esimil ...... Estinyl Imuran ...... lmferon Benoxyl ...... PanOxyl Demerol ...... Pamelor Esimil ...... lsmelin Inderal ...... Enderin Bentyl , ...... Aventyl Deprol ...... Demerol Eskatrol ...... Hexadrol Inderal ...... lmuran Bentyl ...... Bontril Desferal ...... Disophroi Estinyl ...... Estomul Inderal ...... lsordil Benzedrex . . . .. Benzedrine Desipramine . .Deserpidine Estomul ...... Esimil ‘ndocin ...... Llncocin Betalin ...... Benylin Desoximetasone . . Dexamethasone Estomul ...... lsmelin ndocin ...... Minocin Betapar ,...,., Betapen Desoxyn ...... Digitoxin Ethabid ...... Ethamide ntropin ...... Ditropan

85 d

Isopto Carpine . . Isr,pto Eserine Nicobid ...... , Nitro-Bid Phentermine . .. Phentolamine Temaril ...... Demerol Isordil ...... Isuprel Niconyl .,, ,,, .Nicolar Phospholine . .. Phosphaljel Tepanil ...... Demarol Iauprel , ...... lsmelin Nilcol ...... Niconyl Piperazine . . . .. Piperacetszine Tepanil ...... Tamaril Nilstat ...... Nitrostat Pitocin ...... Pitressin Tepanil ...... Terfonyl Nilstat ...... Nystatin Ponstel ...... Pronestyl Tepanil ...... Tofranil Kafocin ...... Keflin Nitroglycerin . .. Nitroglyn Pramoxine . . . .. Pralidoxime Terfonyl ...... Tofranll Kaon ...... Kaolin Nitrospan , . . . . . Ditropan Prazepam . . . .. Prazocin Testolactone. . . . . Testosterone Keflex ...... Keflin Nitrospan ...... Nitrostat Prednisone . . .. Prednisolone Theolix ...... Theolixir Keflex ...... Kelex Nitrospan ...... Nystatin Presamine . . . . . Apresoline Thiamine ...... Thiomerin Kemadrin ...... Coumadin Nitrostat ...... Nystatin Propoxyphene .. Propadrine Thiamine ., . . ..Thorazine Ketalar ...... ,.Kenalog Norinyl ...... Voranil Protopam ...... Protamine Thyrar , ...... Thyrolar K-Lor ...... Kaochlor Norlestrin ...... Novahistine Pyridium ...... Pyridoxine Thyrar ...... Tryptar K-Lor ...... Kior Norlutin ...... Norlutate Thyrolar ...... Theolair Norpramin . . . ..lmipramine Q Tigan ...... Tlcar L Quaalude ...... Quinidine Tobramycin ,., .Troblcin Lactinex ., . .. Lactocalal Quarzan ...... Questran Tolinase ...... Toleron Larotid ...... Lomotil Omnipen ...... Unipen Quinidine ...... Quinine Torecan ...... Toleron Lasix ...... Esidrix Orasone ...... Oracin Quintess ...... Quiess Triamcinolone ..Trlaminicin Lasix ...... Laxsil Orenzyme , . . . , Avszyme Triaminic ...... Triaminicin Levophed . . ... ,Levoprome Oretic ,.. ,,. ,, Oreton R Triclos ,,, .,, ,,Tricon Levorphanol ,,, Levallorphan Orinase . . . . , , . Orenzyme Regroton ...... Hygroton Triconol ...... Tricofuron Lidaform ...... vioform Orinase ...... Ornade Regroton ...... Regonol TriHemic ...... Triaminic Lidex ...... Lasix Ornex . . ., . . .. Orexin Reticulex ...... Reticulogen Trophite ...... Troph-lron Lidone ...... Dilone Ornex ...... Orinase Rifadin ...... Ritalin Tuinal ...... Tylenol Lincocin ...... Cleocin Ornex ...... Ornacol Ritalin ...... lsmelin Loridine ...... Leritine Ornex . . .,, ,,. Ornade Luminal ...... Tuinal Orthoxicol , . . . . Ornacol s Unipen . ..o . . ..Unicap Luride ,., ,.. .,LotYl Otobiotic ., ., ., Otobione Salrin ...... Saluron Unipen ,, .,, ... Urispaa Otobiotic , . . . . . Urobiotic Sandril ., ...... Tandearil Unitensen ... ooSalutensin M Ovral . . .,. ,.. .Uval Sanorex ...... Ser-Ap-Ea Uracel ,,. ... Uracllll Maalox ...... Camalox Ovulen ...... Ovral Sansert ...... Singoaerp Uracil , ...... Uracld Maalox ...... Maolate Oxymetholone . . Oxymorphone Santyl ...... Sandril Urised ...... Uracel Maalox ,,, .,. ,,Marax Sebical .,. ,,. ,Sebulex Urised ,, ...... Urestrin Mebaral ,., ,,. ,Mellaril Sebutone ...... Sebulex Urispas ...... Urised Urispas .,, o,, ,Uri8tat Mebaral ,. ... ,,Tegretol Pabalate , ., ., , Robalate Senokot ...... Senokap Uristat .O. ..ololristlxlx Medrol ...... Mebaral Pamelor ...... Dymelor Ser-Ap-Es . . . .. Catapres Mellaril ...... Meltrol Serax ...... Eurax Panthoiin , . . . . . Pathilon v Mellaril ...... Moderil Pantopon ., , ., , Parafon Serax , ...... Psorex Valium Mephenytoin ., , Mesantoin Pantopon ,, ., ,, Protopam Serax ...... Xerac ...... , Nalline Meprobamate ,, Mepergan Paral ...... Paraaal Serenium ...... Dyranium Valmid ..o. ,,. ,Valpin Meprobamate ., Meperidine Paregoric ...... Percogesic Serentil ...... Saronil Valmid ... ,.. ,.Velban Mestinon ,. .,. .Mesantoin Parest .,, .,, ,. Treat Serentil ...... Surital Valpin ...... Valium Metandren . . . .. Metahydrin Pathocil ...... Pathilon Silon ,o ...... Silain Vasodilsm ...... Vasocidin Metatensin . . . ..Mesantoin Pathocil ...... Pitocin Simethicone ,..Cimetidine Velban ...... Valpin Metatenain ,,, ,, Mestinon Pathocil , , , . . . . Placidyl Simron ...... Sintrom Versapen ...... Verstran Metaxalone . . . . Metolazone Pavabid ... ,., .Paveril Sinarest ...... Allerest Verstran ., . . . ..Vaatran Methadone ., , . Mephyton Pavaaed ,., ,,, ,Pavabid Singoserp ... .. Sinequan Vesprin ,.o, ..,Vaatran Methyldopa . . . . Levodopa Pavulon ... ,,, ,Povan Sinulin ,, .o, .,.Sonilyn Vicodin ...... ,Hycomine Metrazol ., ., , . Mintezol Penicillin ...... Polycillin Sinurex ...... Sinareat Vigran .,, .,, ,.Wigralne Milontin .,. .. Miltownwn Pentothal ...... Pentritol Somophyllin . .. Slo-Phyllin Viomycin ...... Vibramycin Minocin ...... Niacin Percodan , ., ., . Percobarb Sorbitrate ... ., Sorbutuss Vitron ,,, .,, .,Viteron Mithramycin , ., . Mitomycin Percodan , . . . , . Percogesic Sparine , ...... Sterane Vitron-C ,,, ,.. ,Vicon-C Mobldin ., . . . .. Moban Percodan ,, ,., , Percorten Sporostacin . . ..Sporicidin Vontrol ,,. ,o. oVastran Modane . . . ., ., Matulane Periactin ., , ., . Percodan Sterazolidin ,,, .Butezolidin Vbsol ., ., . . . ..Vontrol Modane ...... Mudrana Periactin ...... Persantine Sterazolidin . . .. Stelazine Vytone ., ...... Vitron Molindone . . . . . Mobidin Periactin ., , ., . Taractan Sudafed ,, . . . ..Sudolin —— —.. Mutamycin ... ,, Mity-Mycin Peristim , , ., ., , Peraantine Sulfamethazine . ,Sulfamethizole w Myciguent . . . .. Mycitracin Perit rate ., , ., . . Lotusate Sulfaaalazine . .. Sulfathalidine Wyamine ,.. ,.,Wydase Mylanta . . ., . . . Milontin Peritrate ...... Pentryate Surfak ...... Surbex Wycillin ., .o, .,V-Cillin Myleran ...... fwlylaxen Peritrate Synalar ...... Synasal , , . . . . . Periactin --- Myleran , ,.. . ..t.+fylicon Persantine . . . .. Persistin z Mylicon ., . . . .. Modicon Persantine . . . . . Trasentine — T Zactane ,, .o, ,.Zactirin Pertofrane . . . .. Persantine Tace ...... 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AMERICAN HOSPITAL FORMULARY SERVICE CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM AND THERAPEUTIC CATEGORY CODES (AHFS#)

(Claaaificatiorra in psrentheaea are provisional but may be used irs —DPIF) AMERICAN 36:00 DIAGNOSTIC AGENTS 60:00 GOLD COMPOUNDS HOSPITAL 36:04 Adrenocortical Inaofticiency FORMULARY 36:08 Aoryloidosia 64:00 HEAVY METAL ANTAGONISTS SERVICE 36:12 Blood Volume CLASSIFICATION 36:16 Bmcellosiz 68:00 HORMONES AND SYNTHETIC SYSTEM 36:18 Cardiac Function SUBSTITUTES 36:24 Circulation Time 68:04 Adrencls 36:25 (Cystic Fibrnsia) 68:08 Arrdmgens 36:26 D~betes MeRitus 68:12 Contraceptives 36:28 Diphtheria 68:16 Estrogens 04:00 ANTIHISTAMINE DRUGS 36:30 Drug Hypersensitivity 68:18 Gonadotmpins 36:32 Fungi 68:20 Insulins and Anti-Diabetic 08:00 ANTI-INFECTIVE AGENTS 36:34 GzlIbladder Function kzents 0804 Amebacides 36:36 Gaatric Function 68:20.08 -Insulins 08:08 Anthehnintics 36:38 fntestinzl Absorption 68:24 Parathyroid 08:12 Antibiotics 36:40 Kidney Function 68:28 Pituitary OS:12.02 Aminoglycosidcs 36:44 Liver Function 68:32 Progestogens OS:12.04 Antifungal Asrtibioticz 36:48 Lymphogmnuloma Venereum 68:34 Other Corpus Luteum Hormones OS:12.06 Cephalosporim 36:52 Mumps 68:36 Thyroid cnd Aotithyroid 08:12.08 Chloramphenicol 36:.56 Myaathenic Gravia 08:12.12 Erythromycbss 36:60 Myxedema 08:12,16 peOiCtiS 36:61 Pcocreatic Function 72:00 LOCAL ANESTHETICS 08:12.24 Tetracycline 36:62 Phenylketosuuic 08:12.24 Other Antibiotics 36:64 Pheochmmocytoma 76:00 OKYTOCICS 08:16 Antituberculosis Agents 36:66 Pituitary Function 08:18 Antivirzls 36:68 Roentgenogsaphy 78:00 RADIOACTIVE AGENTS 0820 Plasmodicides 3672 Scdet Fever 08:24 Sulfonamides 36:76 Sweating 80:00 SERUMS, TOXOIDS AND VACCINES 08:26 SulfOnes 36:78 (Thyrnid Functinn) 80:04 Serums 08:28 Treponenricides 36:80 Trichinosis 80:08 Toxoids 08:32 Trichomonacides 36:84 Tuberculosis 80:12 Vaccines 08:36 Urinzry Germicides 36:88 Urine Contentz 08:40 Other Anti-Infective 84:00 SKIN AND MUCOUS MEMBRANE 4000 ELECTROLYTIC, CALOR3C, AND PREPARATIONS 10:00 ANTINEOPLASTIC AGENTS WATER BALANCE 84:04 Anti-hrfectivcs 40:C4 Acidifying Agents 84:04.04 Antibiotics 1200 AUTONOM3C DRUGS 40:08 AOdisMng Agents 84:04,08 Fungicides 1204 Parasympathonrirnetic Agents 40:10 Ammonia Detoxicants 84:04.12 Scabicides and Pediculicides 12:08 Pzrzsympatholytic Agents 40:12 Replacement Solutionz 84:04,16 Misc. Local Anti-Infectivcs 1212 Sympathomimetic Agentz 4016 Sodium-Removing Resins W.ffi Anti-lnflzmmatory Agents 12:16 Sympatholytic Agents 40:18 Potazsium-Removing Resins 84:0S Asrtipnuiticz cod Local 1220 Skeletal Muscle Relaxants 40:20 Caloric Agants Anesthetics 40:24 Salt and 8ugzs Substitutes 84:12 Astringents 16:00 BLOOD DERIVATIVES 40:28 Diurc.ticz 84:16 Cell Stimulants and Protiferants 40:36 Irrigating Solutions 84:20 Detergents 20:00 BLOOD FORMATION AND COAGU- 40:40 Uricosuric ASents 84:24 Emollients, Demulcents and LATION Protestants 20:04 Antianemia Drum 44:00 ENZYMES 84:24.04 Basic Lotions and Liniments 20:04.04 Iron Prepara~ons 84:24.08 Bcsic Otis and Other Solvents 20:04.08 Liver and Stomach 48:00 EXPEC1’ORANTS AND COUGH 84:24.12 Basic Ointments and P5epzrations PREPARATIONS Frotectcnts 20:12 Coagulzsrtz and Anticoagulants 84:24.16 Basic Powders and Demulcents 20:12.04 Anticoagulants S200 EYE, EAR. NOSE AND THROAT 84:28 Keratolytic Azents 20:1208 Antihepa.rin Agerd.r PF@ARATIONS 84:32 Keratn;lastic~gents 20:12.12 Coagutinta - 5204 hti-hfectives 84:36 Miacellheous &ents 20:12.16 Hemostatic 5204.04 Antibiotic 84:50 Pigsrrentiog & Depigsnenting Agents 20:40 ‘fhrombolytic Agentr 5204.06 AlltiViIdS S4:50J34 Depigmenting Agents 52:04.0S Sulfonamides 84:50,06 pigmenting Agents 2400 CARD1OVASCULAR DRUGS 5204.12 Misc. Anti-Infectives 84:80 Sunscreen Agents 24:04 CardiaC DM8S 5208 Aoti-Inflarrrrnatorv Aeents 24:06 Asrtilipernic Agents 52:10 r%bonic Auhydr;se inhibitors 86:00 SPASMOLYTIC AGENTS 24:08 Hypotensive Agents 52:12 Contact Lens Solutions 2412 Vasodilating Agents 52:16 Local Anesthetic 88:00 VITAMINS 24:16 Sclerosing Agentz 5220 Miotics S8:04 Vitamin A 5224 Mydsiatics 88:08 Vitamin B Complex 2s00 CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM DRUGS 5228 Mouth Waahes and Gar#es 8812 Vitamin C 28:04 Genercl Arresthetics 52:32 Vasoconatsictors 88:16 Vitamin D 2808 Analgesics and Antipyretics 52:36 Unclassified Agents 88:20 Vitamin E 28:10 Ncrcotic Antagosdatz 88:24 Vitcmin K Activity 28:12 Anticonvulzantz 56:00 GASTROINTESTINAL DRUGS 88:28 Multivitamin Psepzrations 2S: 16 Psychotherapeutic Asenta 56:04 Antacids and Adsorbent 28:16.04 Antidepresaantz 56:08 Anti-Diarrhea ASents 9200 UNCLASSIFIED THERAPEUTIC AGENTS 28:16.08 Tranquilizers 56:10 Antiffatulents 28:16,12 Other Psychotherapeutic 56:12 Cathartics and Laxatives 94:00 (DEVICES) Agents - 56:16 Digasrants 28:2o Respkatory and Cerebral 56:20 Emetics and Anti-Emeticz 96:00 (PHARMACEUTICSAIDS) Stimulants 56:24 Lipotropic Agents 28:24 Sedatives and Hypnotics 56:40 Misc. GI Drugs

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