HM Manual CH. 18 Pharmacy Flashcards

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What ACT designates the USPS-NF as the official reference for meds marketed in the U.S.?

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The U.S. Federal Food, Medication and Cosmetics Act

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United States Pharmacopeia and National Formulary (USPS-NF)

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Sets standards for the quality, purity, strength and consistency

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What reference is easy to use for clinicians for quick and concise med information?

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Drug Information Handbook

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What is the most widely used text/reference also known as the “blue bible” of pharmacology?

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Remington: The Science and Practice of Pharmacy

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What is “dose”?

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The amount of med to be administered.

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Average therapeutic doses are known as?

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“Usual adult dose”

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What is dosage range?

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Min and max amounts of a med required to produce the desired effect.

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Minimum dose?

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Least amount of med to produce therapeutic effect.

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Maximum dose?

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Largest amount of med given without reaching toxic effect.

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Therapeutic dose is calculated on an average male of?

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24yrs and weighs 150pds

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Minimum lethal dose

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Least amount of med that can produce death.

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What two primary factors affect dosage?

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Age and weight

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What is the most common factor?

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Age

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What is the formula for Young’s rule?

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Age in years/age in years +12 X AD dose = child dose

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What has a more direct bearing on dose than any other factor?

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Weight

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What is the formula for Clark’s rule?

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Weight in pds/150 X AD = Child’s Dose

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What are some other factors that influence dosage?

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Sex, race, habitual use, time and mode.

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What are the most common routes of administering meds?

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Oral(enteral) and Injection(parental)

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What is the MOST common method of administering meds?

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Oral

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What is sublingual?

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Meds administered by placing under the tongue.

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What is buccal?

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Meds administered by placing between the cheek and gum.

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Methods of parental administration are:

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Subcutaneous, intradermal, intramuscular, intravenous.

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I.V. Administration advantages over other routes are:

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Most rapid onset, not able to take oral.

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Disadvantages of I.V. are:

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Error in dose are magnified, risk of infection, real or psychological pain, must be sterile.

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What are the three types of inhalation?

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Vaporization, gas inhalation, nebulization.

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Topical meds serve what two purposes?

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Local effect - relieve itching, burning

Systemic effect - absorbed into the bloodstream

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Examples if topicals:

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Ointments, creams, lotions and shampoos.

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What are the “6 RIGHTS” of med administration?

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Right PT, Med, Dose, Route, Time, Documentation