Introduction to Drugs Flashcards

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Pharmacology

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the study of the biological effects of chemicals

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2
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Drugs

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chemicals that are introduced into the body to cause change

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3
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Pharmocotherapeutics

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the drug’s effects on the body and the body’s response to the drug

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4
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Stages of drug development

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preclinical, phase 1, phase 2, phase 3, phase 4

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5
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Preclinical stage of drug development

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tests on lab animals

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Phase 1 stage of drug development

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healthy human volunteers (see how the drug impacts the human body)

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Phase 2 stage of drug development

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patients who have the disease the drug is designed to treat

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8
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Phase 3 stage of drug development

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use of drug in a vast clinical market (the drug is being prescribed)

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9
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Phase 4 stage of drug development

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continual evaluation

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10
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When are drugs given to pregnant women

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when the benefits outweigh the risks

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11
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What can drugs cause in pregnant women

A

teratogenic effects

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12
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Controlled substances

A

drugs with abuse potential

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13
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Brand name drug

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the original drug approved that was given a limited time patent

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14
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Generic name drug

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the bioequivalent of the brand name drug

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15
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What does a drug need to be bioequivalent

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same strength of the active ingredient, same dosage form, same administration route, and works the same as the brand drug

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16
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Do all bioequivalent drugs work the same as the brand name

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no

17
Q

What type of drug is often found to mask signs and symptoms of underlying conditions

A

over the counter drugs

18
Q

When do many drug to drug interactions occur

A

with the use of over the counter drugs