From NHA - NHA: Basic Pharmacology Flashcards

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Analgesics

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Relieve Pain
Acetametaphin, hydrocodone, codeine

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Antacids / anti ulcer

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GERD
Esmoprazole, famotidine, calcium carbonate

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Antibiotics

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Bacterial Infections
Amoxicillin, ciprofloxin, sulfamethoxazole

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Anticholinergics

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Smooth Muscle Spasm
Ipratropium, dicyclomine, hyoscyamine

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Anticoagulants

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delay blood clots
Warfarin, heparin

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Anticonvulsants

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seizure control prevention
Clonezepam, gabapentin

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Antidipressants

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Relieve depression
Doxepin, fluoxdtine, duloxetine

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Antidiarrheals

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Reduce Diarrhea
Bismuth, loperamide

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Antiemetics

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Reduce nausea vomiting

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Antifungals

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Fungal infections
Fluconazole, miconazole,

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Antihypertension

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lower BP
Metoprolol, valsartan, clonidine

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Antihistimines

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Relieve allergies
Dipenhhydramie, loratidine

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Anti infammatories

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Reduce inflammation
ibuprofen, naproxen

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Antilpemics

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lower cholesterol
Atorvastatin, cholestyramine

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Antimigrane

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Relieve migranes
Topiramate, rizatriptan

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Anti osteoporosis

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Improve bone density
calcitronin, alendronate

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Antipsychotics

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Psychosis
Quetiapine, haloperidol

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Antipyretics

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Reduce fever
Acetametaphin, aspirin, ibuprofen

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Skeletal / muscle relaxants

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Reduce / prevent muscle spasms
Cyclobenzaprine, methoscarbamol

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Antitussives / expectorants

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Control cough
Dextromethorphan, guaifenesen, codine

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Antiviral

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Viral infections
Acyclovir, interferon

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Anxiolytics (anti anxiety)

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Reduce anxiety
Clonezepam, diazepam, lorazepam

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Brochodilators

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relax airway muscles
albuterol, isoproterenol

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CNS Stimulats

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Reduce hyperactivity
methylphenidate, dextroamphetamine

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Contraception
prevent pregnancy medroxyprogesterone, wthinyl estradiol
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Decongestants
Relieve nasal congestion pseudoephedrine, phenylphrine
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Diuretics
Elimate excess fluid Furosemide, bumetanide
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Laxatives, stool softeners
promote bowel movements Magnesium hydroxide
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Oral hypoglemics
reduce blood glucose metformin, pioglitazone,
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Sedatives - hypnotics
induce sleep Zolpidem temazepam, eszopiclone
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Schedule 1 controlled substance
high potential for abuse, no approved medical use in US - ILLEGAL
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Schedule 2 controlled substance
high potential for abuse, dangerous and can lead to dependence.
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Schedule 3 controlled substances
Moderate to low potential for dependence. K
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Schedule 4 controlled substance
low potential for abuse and dependence.
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Schedule 5 controlled substancecs
contain Limited quantities of some narcotics for antitussive, antidiarrheal, analgesic.
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Schedule 3,4,5 filled refilled
may not be filled more than 6 months after issue date and not more than 5 times in 6 months
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Schedule 1 and 2 re: Refills
1 - drugs not in US 2- cannot include refills
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Therapeutic Effect
Good effects prescribed for
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Side effects
unintentional undesirable actions on body
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Adverse effects
unintended harmful actions of meds
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Indictations
problems for which provider prescribed med
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Contraindications
symptoms or conditions that make treatment or med inadvisable
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Precautions
problems that pose a less risk but require observation and monitoring
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METRIC SYSTEM - weight
kg kilograms g grams mg miligrams mcg mmicrograms
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Metric System - Volume
dL Deciliters L liters mL mililiters
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Metric System - length
km kilometers m meters cm centimeters mm mililiters
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household value - metric equivalent up to one cup
15 drops = 1mL 1 tsp = 5mL 1 tbsp = 15 mL 1 fluid ounce, 2 tbsp = 1 cup 1 cup = 240 ml
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Household value - metric equivalent over 1 cup
1 pint = 480mL 1 quart = 960 mL 1 gallon = 3,30 mL 2.2 pounds - 1kg
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Dosage by weight
2.2lb = 1kg 88 lbs = 40kg
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Aerosoles
inhalation
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caplets
oral
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capsules
oral
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creams
topical, vaginal, rectal
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Drops
otic, opthalmic, nasal
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dry power for inhalation
inhalation
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elixirs
oral
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Emulsions
oral
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foams
vaginal
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gels
topical, oral, rectal
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injectable liquids
IV, IM, SUBQ, ID
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liniments
Topical
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lotionsq
topical
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lozenges
oral
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mist
inhalation, nasal
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ointment
topical, opthalmic, otic, vaginal, rectal
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Patches
topical
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powders
topical
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Powders for reconstituion
IV, IM, SUBQ, ID
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Solid or fluid extracts
oral
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solutions
topical, nasal, inhalation, sublingual
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steam
inhalation
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suppositiores
vaginal, rectal
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suspensions
oral
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syrups
oral
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tablets
oral, buccal, sublinqual, vaginal
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tinctures
oral, topical
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medications - THREE CHECK
1. check med against prescription 2. check med and prescription when preparing dose 3. recheck med before restockig bottle
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avoid errors in look and sound alike
no abbreviations use tall man (mixed case) to emphasize (ceffoTEtan) Change appearance of loo alike meds to alert staff store in sep areas Alter computer screes to avoid look alikes to be consecutive Create labels with indications for use
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oral route
mouth, stomach, intestines
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Intradermal - injectable liquid
skin of upper chest, forearms, upper back
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Intramuscular - IM, injectable liquid
Deltoid, vastus lateralis, ventrogluteal muscles
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Subcutaeous - SQ, or Sub Q injectable liquid
upper arms, abbdomen, buttocks, upper outer thighs
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topical - on the skin
gels, tinctures, solutions, ointments, lotions, creams, liniments, powders, patches, sprays
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Vaginal / rectal - vagina, vulva, rectum, anus
suppositories, solutions, creams, ointments, gels, foams.
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action of pharmokinetics that changes active forms of medication into harmless metabolites
metabolism
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5 rights of medication administration
right patient right med right dose right time right route
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right med
check three times *check when taking med container from cabinet *check when taking med from container to prepare to administer *check when putting back
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right patient
two identifyers then verify with medical records
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right dose
compare dose on prescription in medical record on providers order with the dosage on medications' label
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Right time
confirm timing specifications such as empty stomach or after taking another med
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right route
compare route on prescription to medical record and confirm route is appropriate patient and the formulation is right for that route.
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right technique - intramuscular
angle of insertion of needle is 90 degrees
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right technique - intradermal
angle of intradermal is 10-15 degrees
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right technique - subcutaneous
Angle of injection - 45 degrees
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right documentation
always document after if not before, includes date, time, quantity, med, strength, method and location of administration, lot number, manufacturer, exp date and patient outcome