Pharmacology (part 2) Flashcards
The study of the biotransformation, excretion, absorption, and distribution of drugs is known as _______.
pharmacokinetics
what my body does to the drug
Immunologic reaction to a drug.
A.) desired action
B.) side effects
C.) toxic effects
D.) idiosyncratic effects
E.) drug interactions
D.) idiosyncratic effects
Deleterious effects from a drug resulting from overdosage, ingestion of topical drugs, buildup of a drug over time in the body, etc.
A.) desired action
B.) side effects
C.) toxic effects
D.) idiosyncratic effects
E.) drug interactions
C.) toxic effects
A secondary effect usually predictable and may be harmless or harmful.
A.) desired action
B.) side effects
C.) toxic effects
D.) idiosyncratic effects
E.) drug interactions
B.) side effects
The primary effect intended has a therapeutic effect.
A.) desired action
B.) side effects
C.) toxic effects
D.) idiosyncratic effects
E.) drug interactions
A.) desired action
When on of 2 or more drugs alter the effects on the body of the others.
A.) desired action
B.) side effects
C.) toxic effects
D.) idiosyncratic effects
E.) drug interactions
E.) drug interactions
The mechanism of drug action and relationships between drug concentration and the body’s responses is known as ______.
These responses require the drug to interact with specific molecules and chemicals found in the body.
pharmacodynamics
what the drug does to the body
includes: receptor, agonist, antagonist
A drugs specific target, typically a protein, is referred to as its _______.
As the drug binds to teh cell it either enhances or inhibits the normal function of the cell.
receptor
When a drug produces the same effect as the physiological or endogenous substance.
agonist
When a drug inhibits cell function by occupying the receptor site.
antagonist
example: Narcan
Biotransformation occurs in the _______.
Excretion occurs in the _______.
Biotransformation occurs in the liver.
Excretion occurs in the kidneys.
Liver dysfunction → no distribution
Kidney dysfunction → no excretion
Drugs pose a risk to a fetus especially in the ____ trimester.
Drugs pose a risk to a fetus especially in the 1st trimester.
What are the 5 types of medicine that require dual RN signing?
CHIPS
- ) Chemotherapy
- ) Heparin
- ) Insulin (both IV and SQ)
- ) PCA, PCEA
- ) Hypertonic Saline (Saline greater than 0.9%)