CHAPTER ONE: THE FOUNDATION OF PHARMACOLOGY Flashcards
WHAT IS THE STUDY OF MEDICATIONS THAT ALTER FUNCTIONS?
PHARMACOLOGY
WHAT IS THE USE OF DRUGS TO PREVENT, DIAGNOSE, OR TREAT SIGNS SYMPTOMS AND DISEASE PROCESSES KNOWN AS?
DRUG THERAPY
GIVEN FOR THERAPEUTIC PURPOSES, CAN BE FOR LOCAL OR SYSTEMIC EFFECT
MEDICATIONS
WHAT ARE LOCAL MEDICATIONS?
MEDICATIONS THAT ACT ON THE SITE OF APPLICATION
GIVE AN EXAMPLE OF A LOCAL MEDICATION
SUNSCREEN OR HYDROCORTISONE CREAM
WHAT IS A SYSTEMIC MEDICATION?
CIRCULATED THROUGH THE BLOODSTREAM, CAN ACT OF VARIOUS BODY TISSUES
LIST TYPES OF SYSTEMIC MEDICATIONS
PO MEDS (WITH EXCEPTIONS), SUBQ MEDS, IM MEDS, IV MEDS (IN ORDER FROM SLOWEST TO FASTEST RESPONSE)
WHERE IS MORPHINE SOURCED FROM?
PLANTS
WHERE IS PREMARIN (HORMONE) SOURCED FROM?
ANIMALS
BESIDES PLANTS AND ANIMALS WHERE ELSE ARE MEDICATIONS SOURCED FROM?
MINERALS, SYNTHETIC COMPOUNDS, AND SEMISYNTHETIC COMPOUNDS
WHERE ARE SYNTHETIC COMPOUNDS FOUND/CREATED?
LABORATORIES
WHAT MAKES SEMISYNTHETIC MEDS SEMISYNTHETIC?
THEY ARE NATURALLY OCCURRING, BUT HAVE BEEN CHEMICALLY MODIFIED
WHAT IS THE MEDICATION SOURCE FOR MOST ANTIBIOTICS?
SEMISYNTHETIC, NATURALLY OCCURRING BUT CHEMICALLY MODIFIED
WHAT ARE THE CLASSIFICATIONS OF MEDICATIONS?
EFFECTS OF SPECIFIC BODY SYSTEMS, THERAPEUTIC USES, CHEMICAL CHARACTERISTICS
CAN DRUGS OVERLAP IN CLASSIFICATIONS?
YES