Introduction to Pharmacology Flashcards

1
Q

is the branch of medicine concerned with
the prevention of disease and treatment of suffering.

A

Therapeutics

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2
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, is the
application of drugs for the purpose of disease prevention
and the treatment of suffering.

A

Pharmacotherapy

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3
Q

hese involve natural plant extracts, herbs, vitamins, minerals, dietary
supplements, and many techniques considered by some to be
unconventional.

A

Complementary and alternative medicine (CAM)
therapies:

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4
Q

Examples of biologics include?

A

hormones, monoclonal antibodies.

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5
Q

What is the chemical name of paracetamol is?

A

N-acetyl-para-aminophenol.

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6
Q

The trade name is sometimes called?

A

the proprietary or product or brand
name.

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7
Q

Assigned using standard nomenclature established by the International Union of Pure and
Applied Chemistry (IUPAC).

A

Chemical Name:

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8
Q

the person must receive a written
order from a person with the legal authority to write such a
prescription.what is this Categories?

A

Prescription drugs:

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9
Q

the person must receive a written
order from a person with the legal authority to write such a
prescription.what is this Categories?

A

Prescription drugs:

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10
Q

drugs do not require a health care provider’s order.?

A

Over the counter drugs(OTC)

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11
Q

drugs include those given for symptoms of the common cold,
headaches, constipation, diarrhea, and upset stomach.

A

OTC

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12
Q

These drugs have a high potential for abuse and may cause physical or
psychological dependence.

A

Controlled drug

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13
Q

Highest in abuse potential and 1

A

heroin

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14
Q

Highes in abuse potential and II

A

Methadone,meperidine,fentanyl,methamphetamine

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15
Q

Moderate in abuse potential

A

Ketamine

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16
Q

Lower in abuse potential and IV

A

alprazolam, donazepam

17
Q

Lowest in abuse potential and V?

A

Cough preparation

18
Q

refers to any medication that is needed
immediately and is to be given only once.

A

STAT order

19
Q

as soon as possible) should be available
for administration to the patient within 30 minutes of the
written order.

A

An ASAP order

20
Q

is for a drug that is to be given only
once, and at a specific time,

A

The single order

21
Q

is administered as
required by the patient’s condition.

A

A prn order

22
Q

written in advance of a situation that
is to be carried out under specific circumstances.

A

 Standing order

23
Q

Includes drugs given orally and those administered through nasogastric or gastrostomy
tubes.

A

Enteral route:

24
Q

are a newer
type of drug formulation that allows for quick dissolving
and absorption of medications

A

Orally disintegrating tablets (ODTs):

25
Q

tablets are designed to dissolve in the
alkaline environment of the small intestine.

A

Enteric coated

26
Q

tablets or capsules are
designed to dissolve very slowly.

A

Sustained-release