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Normodyne

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Nor·mo·dyne (nôrm-dn)
A trademark for the drug labetalol hydrochloride.
Normodyne,
trademark for an antihypertensive drug (labetalol hydrochloride).
Normodyne®
Labetalol, see there
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5 mg to prevent bone disease; Nephro-Vite one tablet daily; Normodyne 200 mg 2x/day; Sensipar 60 mg for hyperparathyroidism in dialysis patients; Venofer 50 mg IV 1x/week; and Zemplar 7 mcg IV to prevent secondary hyperparathyroidism.
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Normodyne, Trandate, mixed alpha and beta blocker) or other (specified).
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25 mg BID Labetalol (*) Normodyne, 100 mg BID Trandate Classification/Drug Usual Dosage Range Carvedilol 6.
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