Lecture 1 Flashcards

1
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chemical name

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describes drugs chemical composition & molecular structure

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2
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generic name

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name given by the US ( not capitalized )

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3
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trade name

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registered trademark (capitalized)

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4
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which is more effective generic or trade

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trade is more effective than generic because it goes through more trials

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5
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pharmacokinetics

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how your body affects the drug

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6
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pharmacodynamics

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how the drug affects the body

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7
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what are the 4 stages of pharmacokinetics

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  1. absorption
  2. distribution
  3. metabolism
  4. excretion
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8
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what is absorption ?

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the movement of the drug from site of administration into bloodstream, depends on route

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9
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what is distribution ?

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drug transport by bloodstream to site of action, depends on circulation

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10
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what is metabolism ?

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drug biotransformation, depends on enzymes

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11
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what is excretion ?

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the elimination of metabolites and some of active drug depending on GI tract and kidneys (kidneys eliminate medication )

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12
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where is medication activated?

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in the liver

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13
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two factors that alter the effectiveness of a drug

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grapefruit and smoking

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14
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what is the first pass effect

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intestinal & hepatic degration or a heration of drug taken by mouth removing active substance from blood before it enters the systemic circulation

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15
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what is biotransformation

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medication activated by liver

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16
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bioavailability

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availability of the drug (IV bioavailability is 100%)

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17
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prodrug

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inactive drug until activated by the liver

18
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bioequivalent

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2 different drugs

19
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what factors affect absorption

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the area, time, circulation, solubility, bioavailability, and route

20
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what is enteral medication ?

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suppositories and by mouth

21
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what is parenteral medication ?

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IV

22
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chelation

A

metal ion that makes medication harder to absorb

23
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half life of a drug

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amount of time required for 50% of the drug to be eliminated from the body

24
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therapeutic range

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concentration of drug to be in effect

25
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steady ste

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intake and elimination in equilibrium

26
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peak level

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highest blood level of a drug

27
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trough level

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lowest blood level of a drug

28
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toxicity

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peak blood level when drug is too high

29
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therapeutic drug monitoring

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depends on half life time

30
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what are side effects

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effects that are expected

31
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what are adverse effects

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effects that need to be reported bc they are unexpected

32
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MOA

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mechanism of action

33
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NC

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nursing consideration

34
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pharmacotherapeutics

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drugs that prevent and treat diseases

35
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what is contraindication

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withholding medication

36
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palliative

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not curative, they just calm down the signs and symptoms ( it treats the signs and symptoms not the disease)

37
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prophylactic medication

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prevents the spread of disease

38
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tolerance

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decreasing response to repeating drug doses

39
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dependance

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physiologic or psychological need for a drug

40
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physical dependence

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physiologic need for a drug to avoid physical withdrawal symptoms

41
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phychological dependance

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obsessive desire for the effects of a drug