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Deck 1 –Terminologies in Introduction to Pharmacology Flashcards

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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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a study of drugs in human for patients and healthy volunteers

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CLINICAL PHARMACOLOGY

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the use of drugs to diagnose, prevent or treat disease

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PHARMACOTHERAPEUTICS

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any chemical that can affect living processes

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DRUG

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what are the properties of an ideal drug

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EFFECTIVENESS, SAFETY, SELECTIVITY, REVERSIBLE ACTION, PREDICTABILITY, EASE OF ADMINISTRATION

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is a drug that elicits the responses for which it is given

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EFFECTIVENESS

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a drug actions that subside within an appropriate time

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REVERSIBLE ACTION

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a drug that cannot produce harmful effects even if administered in very high doses and for very long time

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SAFETY

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a drug that we can know with certainly how a given patient will respond

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PREDICTABILITY

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a drug that elicits only the response for which it is given

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SELECTIVITY

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a drug that is given conveniently with low needed doses

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EASE OF ADMINISTRATION

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what are the 10 rights of medication administration

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RIGHT PATIENT, RIGHT ROUTE, RIHT TIME, RIGHT DRUD, RIGHT DOSE, RIGHT DOCUMENTATION, RIGHT EDUCATION, RIGHT TO REFUSE, RIGHT ASSESSMENT, RIGHT EVALUATION.

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what are the important five medication administration

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RIGHT PATIENT, RIGHT ROUTE, RIGHT TIME, RIGHT DRUG, RIGHT DOSE

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what are the other five of medication administration

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RIGHT DOCUMENTATION, RIGHT EDUCATION, RIGHT TO REFUSE, RIGHT ASSESSMENT, RIGHT EVALUTAION

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what are the ethical consideration

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RESPECT FOR PERSON/AUTONOMY, BENEFICENCE, JUSTICE

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is treated as independent persons capable of making decisions in their own best interests, right to self-determination

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RESPECT FOR PERSON/AUTONOMY

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duty to protect research subject from harm

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BENEFICENCE

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requires that the selection of research subjects be fair

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JUSTICE

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it includes mutual sharing of information, expresses respect to persons, gain active involvement in care and respects the right to self-determination

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INFORMED CONSENT

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physical, psychological and social risks must be identified and weighed against the benefits

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RISK-BENEFIT RATIO

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