Deck 1 - Terminologies in Introduction to Pharmacology Flashcards

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It is a study of drugs and their interaction with living things which
encompasses the physical, and chemical properties , biochemical and physiologic effects.

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Pharmacology

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2
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The use of drugs to diagnose and prevent or treat disease.

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Pharmacotherapeutics

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3
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The study of drugs in human for patients and healthy volunteers.

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Clinical Pharmacology

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4
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Any chemical that can affect living processes

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Drug

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5
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What are the 10 rights of Medication Administration? (In any order).

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  • Right Patient
  • Right Route
  • Right Time
  • Right Dose
  • Right Drug
  • Right Documentation
  • Right to Refuse
  • Right Education
  • Right Assessment
  • Right Evaluation
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6
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Describe the drug’s chemical structure.

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Chemical Name

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7
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PRN stands for?

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pro re nata

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7
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What are the properties of an ideal drug? (In any order).

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  • Effectiveness
  • Safety
  • Selectivity
  • Reversible Action
  • Predictability
  • Ease of Administration
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8
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It is a non-proprietary name

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Generic Name

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9
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It is a proprietary name

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Trade/Brand Name

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10
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A patient’s behavior coincides with medical advice

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Patient Adherence

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11
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Refers to the percentage of administered drug available for activity

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Bioavailability

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12
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It is a transportation of medications to sites of action by bodily fluids.

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Distribution

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13
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Elimination of drugs from the body

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Execretion

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14
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Study of the effects of the drugs on the body

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Pharmacodynamics

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15
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Limited affinity to receptor sites

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Partial Agonist

16
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Medication that can block normal receptor activity regulated by endogenous compounds

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Antagonist

16
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Medication that can block normal receptor activity regulated by endogenous compounds

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Antagonist

17
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Medication that can mimic the receptor activity regulated by endogenous compounds

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Agonist

18
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What are the components of a prescription order? (In any order)

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  • Client’s name
  • Name of medication
  • Dosage of medication
  • Route of administration
  • Date and time of prescription
  • Time and frequency of medication
  • Signature of prescriber