Pharmacology Flashcards

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1
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-zosin

A

apha blocker q

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2
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-lol

A

beta blocker

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3
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-pril

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ace inhibitor

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4
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-statin

A

lipid lowering drug

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5
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-ase, plase

A

thrombolytic

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6
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-parin

A

anticoagulant

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7
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-sone

A

corticosteriod

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8
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pharmacology

A

science of drugs used to prevent adn treat diseases

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9
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pharmacodynamics

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study of how drugs act on an organism

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10
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pharmacokinetics

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how the body handles drug over time

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11
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affinity

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ability to attach to a receptor

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12
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efficacy

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drugs ability to create an action once attached to a receptor

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13
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offical name of drugs/generic

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USUALLY same as generic name and not capitalized

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14
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trade name

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capitalized

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15
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pregnancy catagories

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A- no risk
B-no stuides in human, animals show no riks
C-no human studies, animal shows risk
D- humans show risk but risks are worth it
X-risk clearly outweigh benefits

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16
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how many half lifes does it take to eliminate a drug

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5

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17
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first pass metabolism

A

drugs absorbed through GI tract, happens in liver

18
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intracellular fluid accounts for how much tbw

A

66%

19
Q

crenaiton

A

dehydration, cells shrivel up like rasins

20
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extracellular fluid TBW

A

33% accounts for both interstitial (25%) and intravascular fluid 75%

21
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what makes up intravascular fluid

A

plasma, rbc, water, platlets, wbc

22
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erythocytes

A

rbc

23
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thrombocytes

A

platelets

24
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Leukocytes

A

WBC

25
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normal hemoglobin

A

13.5-17.5 males
12-16 female

26
Q

hematocrit normal level

A

male 40-50
female 36-48

27
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platlet count normal

A

150,000-400,000

28
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normal wbc

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5000-10,000

29
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osmosis

A

movment of water from low solute concentration to high solute concentration

30
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diffusion

A

molecules move from an area of high concentration to low concentration until equilibrium is reached

go from high concentration to low

31
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carrier molecule

A

protein that combines with a solute molecule on one side of a membrane
two types
active and facilitated

32
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active transport

A

moved against concentration gradiant
uses atp for energy

33
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facilitated diffusion

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moves substances into and out of cells from an area of higher concentration to an area of lower concentration

34
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colloids

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contain protein that are too large to pass through capillary membrane

35
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crystalloids

A

dont contain large molecules

36
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hypertonic

A

more solutes that 0.9

37
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hypertonic fluid affect on cells

A

dehydrates them and crenates them and kills them

38
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hypotonic fluid affect on cells

A

causes them to swell and burst (lyse)

39
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IM injection max dose

A

5ml using a 19-21g needle

40
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subq max dose

A

.05ml
23-25g needle

41
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rate of infusion for fluid

A

ml x gtts
min