Mod 2: Effects of Drugs and Drug Interactions Flashcards

1
Q

It is the therapeutic effect
of the drug
Desired response to drug

A

PRIMARY EFFECT

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2
Q
Side effects, adverse drug 
reactions, drug toxicity 
and drug allergy, 
teratogenic and 
carcinogenic effects
A

SECONDARY EFFECT

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3
Q

drugs combined with other

drugs and foods

A

DRUG INTERACTIONS

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4
Q
  • is a response to a drug that is directly opposite the desired
    therapeutic effect.
A

paradoxical response

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5
Q
  1. Side-effects
  2. Adverse drug reactions
  3. Drug toxicity
  4. Drug allergy
  5. Teratogenic and carcinogenic effects
A

SECONDARY EFFECT

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6
Q

secondary effects of drug therapy that can be predictable ranging from inconvenient,
severe or life threatening

A

Side-effects

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7
Q

are unintentional, unexpected reactions to drug therapy that occur at normal drug
dosages
-reactions are undesirable, could be mild to severe, must be reported and documented

A

Adverse drug reactions

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8
Q
  • simple overdose with extended desired effect occurrence
A

primary adverse reactions

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9
Q

wide variety of effects in addition to the desired effect

A

secondary actions

secondary adverse effect

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10
Q

occurs when drug levels exceed the therapeutic range secondary to overdose (intentional or unintentional) or drug accumulation

A

Drug toxicity

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11
Q

-factors that influence drug toxicity

A

disease, genetics and age

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12
Q

The liver is where most drugs are metabolized, where oral drugs are absorbed and
passed directly that may lead to liver damage

A

Hepatotoxicity

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13
Q

gentamycin as a potent antibiotic is frequently associated with renal injury

A

Renal injury

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14
Q

occurs when an overdose of drug damages multiple body systems.

A

Poisoning

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15
Q

Occurs when the body forms antibodies to a particular drug causing an immune
response

A

Drug allergy

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16
Q

4 types of Drug allergy

A

anaphylactic reaction
Cytotoxic reaction
Serum sickness reaction
Delayed allergic reaction

17
Q

antibody reaction at specific sites releasing histamine causing immediate reactions

A

anaphylactic reaction

secs.-min

18
Q

antibodies in blood attack drug on cell site causing death of the cell manifesting over a few days

A

Cytotoxic reaction

—mins-hrs

19
Q

antibodies circulate in blood depositing on blood vessels causing damage to tissue and occurs up to 1 week or more after exposure

A

Serum sickness reaction

– hrs-<1day

20
Q

occurs several hours after exposure and antibodies are bound to specific white blood cells

A

Delayed allergic reaction

–1 day-several days

21
Q

teratogen substances can cause developmental abnormalities

A

teratogenic effect

22
Q

Teratogenic period
begins _____ after conception and after ____ may cause to either death of the embryo or minor cellular damage without congenital birth defects

A

2 weeks

23
Q

drugs are potentially dangerous that chemical reactions occur altering both normal
and abnormal body tissues.

A

carcinogenic drug

24
Q

Types of Drug interactions

A

Drug to Drug interaction
Drug to drug interactions and pharmacokinetics
Drug-Food Interaction
Drug-Laboratory Test Interactions

25
Q

Types of Drug to Drug interaction

A

Synergistic
Additive
Antagonistic

26
Q

clinical effect of two drugs given together is substantially greater than either drug alone

A

Synergistic

27
Q

-sum of the effects of two drugs. in combination with other medications like
antihypertensive and diuretics or two vasodilators

A

additive

28
Q

-one drug reduces or blocks the effect of the other

A

antagonistic

29
Q

Occurs when a drug alters the disposition (absorption, distribution, elimination) of a co-administered agent

A

Drug to drug interactions and pharmacokinetics

30
Q

It occurs when drug and food are in direct contact in the stomach

A

Drug-Food Interaction

31
Q

The body works through a series of chemical reactions and administration of drugs may alter results of tests as part of diagnostic study

A

Drug-Laboratory Test Interactions

32
Q

Nursing Responsibilities

Therapeutic Effect

A
  1. Assess the response to medication

2. Educate on compliance and adherence

33
Q

Nursing Responsibilities

Side effect

A
  1. Teaching patient about side effects
  2. Implement other interventions to minimize the side
    effect and avoid injury
  3. Encourage to talk about it as this is one of the reasons
    why they stop taking their prescribed medications
  4. Refer accordingly as medical management: dosage
    adjustment, changing to different drug in same class
    maybe advised by the medical doctor
34
Q

Nursing Responsibilities

Adverse effect

A
  1. Assess and monitor the response of patient and report
    and document at once,
  2. implement other interventions like health teachings to
    reduce effect or prevent unnecessary injury
  3. observe safety precautions in drug administration
35
Q

Nursing Responsibilities

Teratogenic effect

A
  1. When planning to get pregnant or during pregnancy
    state, advise client to take drugs only prescribed by
    doctor
  2. Advised to have a regular prenatal check-up
36
Q

Nursing Responsibilities

Carcinogenic effect

A
  1. Educate to take medications as prescribed by the
    doctor.
  2. Observe safety precautions in drug administration
37
Q

Nursing Responsibilities

Drug interactions

A
  1. Assess and monitor the response of patient and report
    and document at once,
  2. Observe safety precautions in drug administration
38
Q

Nursing Responsibilities

Toxic effect

A
  1. Educate to take medications as prescribed by the
    doctor
  2. Knowledge and readiness of available antidote drugs