Key Terms Flashcards

1
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DRUG effects, sometimes called SIDE effects , that are NOT the desired therapeutic effects ; may be unpleasant or even DANGEROUS

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ADVERSE effects

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2
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Name given to a drug by the pharmaceutical company that developed it, also called a TRADE name or PROPRIETARY name

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BRAND NAME

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3
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Name that reflects the CHEMICAL structure of a drug.

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CHEMICAL NAME

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4
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Chemicals that are introduced into the body to bring about change.

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DRUGS

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5
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FDA

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FOOD and DRUG ADMINISTRATION

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6
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Federal agency responsible for the REGULATION and ENFORCEMENT of drug evaluation and distribution policies in the U.S

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FDA

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7
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Drugs sold by their GENERIC name; NOT Brand or Trade name product.

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GENERIC DRUGS

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The original designation that a drug is given when the drug company that developed it applies for the approval process.

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GENERIC NAME

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9
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Process of altering DNA, usually of bacteria, to produce a chemical to be used as a drug

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GENERIC ENGINEERING

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10
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the study of the biological effects of
chemicals

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Pharmacology

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11
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chemicals that are introduced into the body to cause some sort of change.

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DRUGS

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12
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Synthetic version of the active chemical found in a
plant
▪ Main component of the growing alternative
therapy movement

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NATURAL RESOURCES ( PLANTS )

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13
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Used to replace human chemicals that are not
produced because of disease or genetic problems
▪ Genetic engineering
▪ Many of these preparations are now created synthetically

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Animal products

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14
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[ Drug evaluation ]

Chemicals tested on laboratory animals

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Preclinical Trials

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15
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Chemicals tested on human volunteers

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Phase I studies

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16
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Drug tried on informed patients with the disease

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Phase II studies

17
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Drug used in vast clinical market

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PHASE III STUDIES

18
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Continual evaluation of the drug

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PHASE IV STUDIES

19
Q

Drugs that have been discovered, but are not financially viable and therefore have not been “adopted” by any drug company

A

ORPHAN DRUGS

20
Q

Chemicals that are produced by companies involved
solely in the manufacturing of drugs
❖ Bioavailability of the drug
❖ “Dispensed as written”
o Important in drugs that have narrow safety margins

A

GENERIC DRUGS

21
Q

Products that are available without prescription for selftreatment of a variety of complaints.
o Some of these agents were approved as prescription
drugs.
o Later were found to be very safe and useful for patients (example: loratidine).
o Many of these drugs were “grandfathered.

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OVER THE COUNTER DRUGS

22
Q

clinical pharmacology—the branch
of pharmacology that deals with drugs; chemicals that are used in medicine for the treatment, prevention, and diagnosis of disease in humans

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PHARMACOTHERAPEUTICS

23
Q

having adverse effects on the fetus

A

TERATOGENIC

24
Q

drugs sold by their chemical name; not brand(or trade) name products

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Generic drugs

25
Q

the original designation that a drug is given when the drug company that developed it applies for the
approval process

A

GENERIC NAME

26
Q

drugs that have been discovered but would not be profitable for a drug company to develop; usually drugs that would treat only a small number of people; these orphans can be adopted by drug companies to
develop

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Orphan Drugs