pharmacology lecture 1 Flashcards

1
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drug

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chemical that can affect living process

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2
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phamacology

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study of drugs and their interactions with living systems

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3
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clinical pharmacology

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study of drugs in humans

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4
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therapeutics

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use of drug to diagnose, prevent, or treat diseases, or avoid pregnancy

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5
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provide ___ benefit, doing ___ harm

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Max, min

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6
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effectiveness

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drug is effective in helping the patient

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7
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selectivity

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drug only effects the problem it is needed for

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8
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safety

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drug does not harm the patient

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9
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reversible action

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able to be metabolized by the body or chemically nullified

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10
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Predictability

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know how the patient will react to the drug

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11
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ease of administration

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Convenient route, low # of doeses

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12
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freedom from drug interaction

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drug does not intensify or reduce effects of other drugs

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13
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low cost

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drug is easily affordable

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14
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simple generic name

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easy to recall and pronounce

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15
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pharmacokinetics

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how the drug moves through the body

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16
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Pharmacodynamics

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how the drug affects the body

17
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what is baseline data?

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pt history, physical exam, lab results, vital signs, blood sugar, height, weight

18
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why do you collect baseline data?

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safety, response, identify high risk patients, assess self care ability

19
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What are high risk patients?

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liver or kidney impairment, genetic factors, allergies, pregnancy, elderly, pediatric

20
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Judge

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appropriateness of prescribed regimen

21
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identify

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potential health problems that the drug might cause

22
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determine

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patients capacity for self care

23
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what do you look at for your evaluation?

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Therapeutic responses, adverse drug reactions, adherence to proscribed regimen, satisfaction with treatment

24
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RCTs

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Randomized control trial

25
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What is the control?

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The normal, what you don’t experiment on

26
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How should the people in the study be sorted?

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Randomized

27
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Single blind study

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Participants ents don’t know if they are receiving the new treatment or not

28
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double blind study

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Participants and researchers don’t know who is receiving the new treatment or not

29
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what is the most effective study?

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double blind study

30
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phase one of clinical testing

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healthy volunteers or volunteer patients

31
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phase two and three

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patients who the medication is intended for

32
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how long does phases two and three last?

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three to six months

33
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when can a drug be approved from the FDA?

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after phase three

34
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What is phase four?

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after market surveillance of people taking the drug

35
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What is the label format for an OTC drug?

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Active ingredients– uses– warnings– directions– inactive ingredients

36
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OTC labeling requirements

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plain language, readable type, user friendly