Rx-Rx Interaction Flashcards

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What are pharmacokinetic interactions?

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When the delivery of the object drug to its site of action is altered by the precipitant drug.

*Amount of drug in blood is altered by affecting absorption (speeds, slows, increases, decreases)

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What are pharmacodynamic interactions?

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When the response of the object drug is modified by the precipitant drug without changes in drug concentrations.

*Amount of drug in blood remains the same but its effect is altered

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What are pharmaceutic interactions?

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They are physical or chemical incompatabilities

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What is an additive interaction?

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The combined effect of two drugs is equal to the sum of the effect of each drug given alone

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What is a synergistic interaction?

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When the combined effect exceeds the sum of the effects of each drug given alone

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What is a potentiation reaction?

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It is the creation of a toxic effect from one drug due to the presence of another drug

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What is an antagonism interaction?

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Interference of one drug with another (e.g. Rifampin and everything)

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What is an object drug and a precipitant drug?

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Object drug aka effect of a drug as a result of co-administration of another drug known as the precipitant drug

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