Terminologies in Introduction to Pharmacology Flashcards
This was the science of drugs and how they interact with living things, including their physical, chemical, and biochemical effects.
PHARMACOLOGY
This was the study of drugs in humans with the patient and healthy volunteers as the sole subjects
CLINICAL PHARMACOLGY
A chemicals that can affect the living process and human process in either a positive or negative effect
DRUGS
The use of medication to treat, diagnose or prevent disease
PHARMACOTHERAPEUTICS
Properties of an ideal drugs that elicit the response from which it is given.
EFFECTIVENESS
A property of an ideal drug that subside within the appropriate time
REVERSABLE ACTION
A property of an ideal drug that gives us a certainty to know how a given patient will respond
PREDICTABILITY
This was the scientific name that came from chemical structure of drugs
CHEMICAL NAME
This was universally accepted name and not owned by any company
GENERIC NAME
This was chosen by the drug company and registered it as their trademark
TRADE/BRAND NAME
This was the transmission process of the drug from how where it was given to where it was in the bloodstream.
ABSOPRTION
This was the study of drug movement and how the body interact to drugs for the entire duration of exposure
PHARMACOKINETICS
This was the phenomenon where the drug metabolize and reduce the amount of active drug being exert to a pharmacological effect
FIRST PASS EFFECT
This was the percentage of drugs available to administered for the activity
BIOAVAILABILITY
This was the process by which bodily fluids transported the medication to the sites of action.
DISTRIBUTION