Chapter 2 Flashcards

1
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Pharmaceutics

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the study of quantitative aspects of drug delivery

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2
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pharmacokinetics

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concerned with movement of drugs within body

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3
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pharmacodynamics

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concerned with effects of drugs and mechanism of action

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4
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adverse drug reaction

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hypersensitivity, allergic reaction

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5
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agonist

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substance that initiates physiological response when combined with a receptor

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6
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antagonist

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substance that interferes or inhibits physiological action of another

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7
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blood brain barrier

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filtering mechanism of blood to brain and spinal cord

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8
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contradictions

A

features of a situation opposed to one another

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9
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dependence

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state of relying on

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10
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drug interactions

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change in the way a drug acts in body with certain other drugs, herbs, foods, etc

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11
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duration of action

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length of time drug is effective

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12
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half life

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time for half of given drug to be removed from body

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13
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incompatibility

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incapable of co-existing

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14
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onset of action

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length of time it takes for a med to start working

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15
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peak level

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drug level in body is the highest

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16
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therapeutic effect

A

response after treatment

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17
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tolerance

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capacity to endure continued subjection to something

18
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toxicology

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measurement and analysis of potential toxins

19
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trough level

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concentration reached by drug immediately before next dose administered, lowest drug level in body

20
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chemical name

A

describes drugs chemical compound and molecular structure

21
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generic name

A

name given by US Adopted Names Council

22
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trade name

A

drug has a registered trademark manufacturer

23
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prototypical drug

A

first drug in class of drugs

24
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bioavailability

A

extent of drug absorption

25
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first pass effect

A

large proportion of drug chemical changed to inactive by liver metabolism, small number into circulation

26
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What type of drugs have a higher first pass rate?

A

oral drugs

27
Q

An oral dose is usually higher than an IV dose because of what?

A

liver metabolism

28
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What is metabolism controlled by?

A

the liver and its enzymes

29
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methods of drug excretion include…

A

renal, biliary, bowel

30
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1 route of excretion of a drug

A

renal

31
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What does half life measure?

A

rate of elimination (metabolism and excretion)

32
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How many half lives for total drug elimination in body?

A

Approximately 5

33
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enteral route

A

goes through GI tract, absorbed into systemic circulation through oral or gastric mucosa or small intestine

34
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Drugs with what letters can not be crushed?

A

SR, SA, CR, XL, XT

35
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types of enteral routes

A

oral, SL, buccal, rectal

36
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enteral route types of drugs fastest to slowest release

A

Fastest to Slowest
-oral wafers, buccal tablets
-liquids, elixirs, syrups
-suspension solutions
-powders
-capsules
-tablets
-coated tablets
-enteric coated tablets

37
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parenteral route

A

not through GI tract

38
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examples of parenteral route…

A

IV, IM, subcutaneous, intradermal, intraarteriol, intrathecal (cavity), intraarticular

39
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topical routes

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skin (patches), eyes, ears, nose, lungs (inhalers), rectum, vagina

40
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medication use processes which errors can occur

A

prescribing, dispensing, administering, monitering