Terminologies in Introduction to Pharmacology Flashcards

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Pharmacognosy

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The investigation of new drugs derived from natural sources as well as the physical, chemical, biochemical, and biological aspects of drugs, drug substances, or potential drugs or drug substances.

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Pharmacotherapeutics

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Is the study of the uses of drugs in the treatment of the sick

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Pharmacology

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The area of medicine that deals with how medications are used, what they do, and how they work.

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Drug

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A component used to make medicines or to prepare medicines

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Clinical Pharmacology

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Human drug use is the subject of ________________. It is supported by pharmacology’s fundamental science and places additional emphasis on how to use pharmacological concepts and procedures in practical settings.

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Pharmacodynamics

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The processes of absorption, metabolism, reabsorption, and excretion have an impact on a drug’s THERAPEUTIC EFFECT and its ADVERSE EFFECTS.

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Respects for Person/Autonomy

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A major ethical value that directs the clinical practice and research of mental health professionals is autonomy, commonly known as respect for humans.

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Generic Name

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Official, nonproprietary, not a trademark of any corporation, and widely used

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Trade/or Brand Name

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Proprietary name selected by the pharmaceutical firm and trademarked

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Chemical Name

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Outlines the chemical composition of the medication

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Pharmacogenomics

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Investigation into how genes impact drug responses

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Adverse Reaction

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Refers to the patient’s change

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Adverse Drug Effect

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Refers to the medication’s effect

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Side Effect

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Is a vague term frequently used to describe side effects of a medication that take place within the therapeutic range.

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Potency

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Describe the dosage of the medication required to elicit a particular response.

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Therapeutic Dose

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The dosage necessary to provide the intended effect.

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Therapeutic Dose

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The dosage necessary to provide the intended effect.

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Median Lethal Dose(LD50)

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The dosage at which 50% of the population would die as a result of taking medicine.

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Dose-Response Curve

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A curve illustrating the connection between a drug’s dose and pharmacological effects.

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Drug Dependence

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Is the body’s physical dependence on, or addiction to, a certain substance. Therefore, there isn’t much of a distinction between addiction and reliance.