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1
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We are one drug modifies the action of another drug

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Drug interactions

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2
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A chemical name

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Generic drug

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3
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Trademark

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Trade name

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The studies how the drug enters the body and reach their site of action and how they are metabolized

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Pharmacokinetics

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5
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Types and concentration of substance other than the drug that can be in the tablet

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Purity

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6
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The amount of active drug in pre-preparation contributing to it strength

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Potency

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7
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The drug ability to dissolve be absorbed and transported in the body its desires site action

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bioavailability

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8
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Laboratory studies providing proof that the drug is effective for its intended use

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Efficiency

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9
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Sufficient studies completed to indicate potential side effects adverse effect and toxic reaction safety is determined from the data

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Safety

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10
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When the highest blood or plasma concentration of the drug is achieved

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Peak action

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11
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The time it takes excretion to lower the drug concentration by half

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Half life

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12
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Reduce cholesterol are synthesize blocks HMG- COA An enzyme body used to produce cholesterol

Statin

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Antilpemic

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13
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Antihypertensive; relaxes arterial vessel

Pril

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Ace inhibitors

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14
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Antihypertensive/ antianginal

Blocks beta adrenergic receptors and vascular smooth muscles

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Beta blocker

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15
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Antihypertensive; blocks action of vasoconstriction effect of agiotension2

Sartan

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Angiotensin Receptor blocker

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16
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Lowest concentration level

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TROUGH level

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17
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To ensure ineffective concentration level

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Peak level

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18
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Antihypertensive/anti-agnail dilates coronary arteries; relaxes coronary artery smooth muscle

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Peripheral vessel calcium channel blocker

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19
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Peripheral vasodilator promotes penile erection

Afil

A

erectile agent

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20
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Decrease gastric secretion by blocking histamine from H2 site

Tidine

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Block histamine to receptors

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21
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Direct damage to fungal cell membrane

Azole

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Antifungal

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22
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Decrease viral replication by entering with DNA synthesis

CYCLOVIR

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ANTIHERPETIC

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23
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Propantheline is a what

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Anticholinergic

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24
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Reduces congestion an allergic reaction

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Antihistamine

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25
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Relieve depression

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SSRI and TCA which are anti-depressant

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26
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Interferes with bacteria DNA replication

FLOXACIn

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Broad spectrum anti-infective

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27
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Suppress gastric secretion; prevents gastric reflux and gastric/duodenal ulcers

Prazole

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Proton pump inhibitor

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28
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Warfarin/Coumadin Heparin or what

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Anticoagulant

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29
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Inhibit clotting of the blood

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Anticoagulant

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30
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Increase blood flow to the heart

Nitroglycerin

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Antianginal

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31
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Zantac

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ANTISECRETORRES or antihistamine

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32
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Lowers gastric acid secretion

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ANTISECRETORIES

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33
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Lovastatin

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ANTILIPIDEMIC

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34
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Lowers abnormal blood lipid levels

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ANTILIPIDEMICS

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35
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Reduces spasms And secretion of the stomach

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Anticholinergic

36
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Promote bowel movement

magnesium hydroxide

37
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Sertraline

38
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Relief anxiety

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Anxiolytics

39
Q

Reduce blood glucose

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Pancreas hormones insulin

40
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Neutralizer stomach acid

41
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Relieves cough

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Anti tissue

42
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Nitroglycerin is a what

A

Antianginal

43
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Slow absorption

A

Skin, oral, subcutaneous

44
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FastFast absorption

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Mucous membrane and respiratory tract

45
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Depends on the form of the drug Aqueous Is Quicker compared with oil which slow Absorption not a lot of meds mix with oil

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Intramuscular

46
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Most rapid absorption

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Intravenous

47
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The___patient wt the concentration of the___ drug will be in the tissue

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Less higher

48
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By mouth rather liquid or tablet

49
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Under the tongue either tincture or dissolvable tablet

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Sublingual

50
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Between the cheek in the gum

51
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Within the layer of the skin

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Intradermal

52
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Under the skin

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Subcutaneous

53
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Within the vein

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Intravenous

54
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Directly into the epidural space in the spine

55
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The space between cell

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Intrathecal

56
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Apply to the skin eyes ear for a local effect

57
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Applied in a small area for systemic absorption

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Transdermal

58
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Inserted into the vagina for a local treatment

59
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Insert it into the rectum for local or systemic effect

60
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Inhaled into the nose or lungs for a local And systemic affect

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I inhalation

61
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Verify patient identification before each med is administration

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Right patient

62
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Correct interpret medication prescription verifying completeness and clarity

63
Q

Use a unit dose system to reduce errors if not available calculate the correct medication dose

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Right dose

64
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Administer Medication on time to maintain a consistent therapeutic Blood level generally acceptable to administer the medication 30 minutes before and after the schedule time

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Right time

65
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Select the correct preparation for the route the provider prescribes

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Right route

66
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Undesirable effects with more serious consequences then of side effects

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Adverse effect

67
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Unintended action

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Side effects

68
Q

Produce a response

69
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Blocks response

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Antagonist

70
Q

Severe allergic reaction that could result in to death

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Anaphylactic

71
Q

The range of blood level of the drug that will produce the desired response

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Therapeutic range

72
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Harmful effect that occurs when the drug levels are too high in the blood

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Toxicity affect

73
Q

Strongest warning FDA put on drugs while still allowing market in the US

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Blackbox warning

74
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Four types of drug action

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Stimulation, replacement, inhibition and irritation

75
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Adequate daily fluid makes essential for a drug elimination

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50 mL per kilogram per day

76
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Medication is absorbed into the bloodstream and distributed into the tissue

A

Drug absorption

77
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Rate of absorption depends on

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Age 
sex 
wt
disease genetic factor 
immune mechanism and emotional factor

The route a minister affects absorption IV is the fastest way

78
Q

Drug with no currently accepted used in the US high potential for abuse and lacking accepted safety measure

Heroin, LSD, PSP, ecstasy

A

Schedule one

79
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Drugs with a medical use in the US high potential for abuse with severe psychological or physical dependence

Opiates, barb, weed

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Scheduled to

80
Q

Drugs that are medically useful but less potential for abuse that leads to moderate or low physical and high psychological dependence

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Schedule three

81
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Drugs that are medically useful but with less potential for abuse that schedule three drugs has their abuse causing limited physical or psychological dependence

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Schedule four

82
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Drug with medical use less potential for abuse in producing less physical dependence than scheduled four drug

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Schedule five

83
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A patient with Lower albumin levels are at risk at

84
Q

How is your crush medication be administered orally

If there are more than two pills given what do you do

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Crush it and mix it into water or some type of food such as applesauce

Mix them separately do not mix two different pills together

85
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U

Iu

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Units

International units

86
Q

SS
Ms

Hs

A

Sliding scale

Morphine sulfate or magnesium sulfate

Half strength

87
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Sq

CC

A

Subcutaneous

Cubic centimeters

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