Chapter 17: Nutrient-Drug Interaction Flashcards
substance other than food intended for use in diagnosis, cure, mitigation, treatment, and prevention
drug
the result of the action between a drug and a nutrient that would not happen with the nutrient or drug alone
drug-nutrient interaction
a broad term that includes drug-nutrient interactions and the effect of a medication on nutritional status
food-drug interaction
the study of the interactions between drugs and their receptors and the series of events that result in a pharmacologic response
pharmacodynamics
a science that deals with the progressive movement and the alteration of chemical substances within the body
it is the study of the mathematical relationship among the absorption, distribution, metabolism, and excretion of individual medicines over time
pharmacokinetics
originally interpreted as physician-induced malnutrition
iatrogenic malnutrition
mechanisms of drug-nutrient interactions - alteration of food intake
medication that alters appetite
amphetamines
mechanisms of drug-nutrient interactions - alteration of food intake
medication that interferes with taste
amphetamines
mechanisms of drug-nutrient interactions - alteration of food intake
medication that causes nausea and vomiting
digitalis
mechanisms of drug-nutrient interactions - alteration of food intake
medication that changes salivary secretion/dry mouth
phenobarbital
mechanisms of drug-nutrient interactions - alteration of food intake
medication that causes sores/inflammation in the mouth
methotrexate
mechanisms of drug-nutrient interactions - alteration of nutrient absorption (luminal effect)
change in acid secretion
antacids
mechanisms of drug-nutrient interactions - alteration of nutrient absorption (luminal effect)
motility
laxatices
mechanisms of drug-nutrient interactions - alteration of nutrient absorption (luminal effect)
binding actions to nutrient
antacid binds P
mechanisms of drug-nutrient interactions - alteration of nutrient absorption (mucosal effect)
damage to intestinal mucosa caused by intensive therapies
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