Pharm Module 1 Ch. 2 Flashcards

1
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What are the three drug names??

A

Chemical
Generic
Trade/Brand

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2
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Chemical name

A

describes the chemical structure that is used by the manufacturer and chemists

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3
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Generic name

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an adopted name; a council of experts decides name (US adopted name)

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4
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Trade/Brand name

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only the company that developed the drug can use this patented, protect, proprietary name.

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5
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spelling tells us what about certain drugs??

A

Illustrate chemical similarities

  • diazepam - Valium
  • lorazepam - Ativan
  • midazolam - Versed
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6
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Drugs are name for what reasons??

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  1. chemical similarities
  2. disease process
  3. part of the body
  4. trade name reflects the generic name
  5. source of the drug
  6. action or desired effect
  7. sequence of several drug names
  8. dosing schedule
  9. indicated duration
  10. indicated potency
  11. active ingredient
  12. company name
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7
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Explain recombinant DNA gene splicing (Genetic Engineering)

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works by isolating a gene that codes for a certain hormone or “drug” and then placing that piece of DNA into a bacterium

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8
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What was the first recombinant DNA drug made??

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Human insulin

Genentech Corp of S. San Francisco, Cal 1982

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9
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What is perhaps the most important way to design drugs??

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Computer Engineered Drugs,

3D images

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