Terminologies in Introduction to Pharmacology Flashcards

1
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Study of drugs?

A

PHARMACOLOGY

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2
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Study of drugs for healthy volunteers?

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CLINICAL PHARMACOLOGY

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3
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Use of drugs to diagnose, prevent or treat disease?

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PHARMACOTHERAPEUTICS

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4
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Elicits only the response?

A

SELECTIVITY

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5
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Drug actions that subside within an appropriate time?

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REVERSIBLE ACTION

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6
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A drug that we can know with certainty how a given patient will respond?

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PREDICTABILITY

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7
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High abuse potential with severe psychological dependence?

A

Schedule 2 example Morphine

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8
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High abuse potential no accepted medical use?

A

Schedule 1 example Heroin

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9
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Weighed against the benefits?

A

Risk-benefit ratio

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10
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Selection of research subjects be fair?

A

JUSTICE

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11
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Official, nonproprietary name?

A

GENERIC NAME

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12
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Proprietary name, chosen by the drug company?

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TRADE/ BRAND NAME

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13
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Compliance, patient’s behavior coincides with medical advice?

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PATIENT ADHERENCE

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14
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Movement of the drug throughout the body?

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PHARMACOKINETICS

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15
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Percentage of administered drug available for activity?

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BIOAVAILABILITY

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16
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Transportation of medications to sites of action?

A

DISTRIBUTION

17
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Reduce the amount of active drug available?

A

FIRST PASS EFFECT

18
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Plateau drug level?

A

STEADY STATE

19
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Study of the effects of the drugs on the body?

A

PHARMACODYNAMICS

20
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Positive evidence of fetal risk, but benefits may outweigh risk?

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Category D example Lisinopril