TERMINOLOGIES IN INTRODUCTION TO PHARMACOLOGY Flashcards

1
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what prn means when giving a medication?

A

as needed

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2
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the study of drugs. and their interaction with living things which encompasses the. Physical, and chemical properties, biochemical and physiological effects.

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pharmacology

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3
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PHARMACOTHERAPEUTICS are used for?

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the use of drugs to diagnose, prevent or treat disease.

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4
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GIVE THOSE 3 DRUG NAMES

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  1. Chemical name
  2. Generic name
  3. Trade /brand name
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5
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the study of the movement of the drug throughout the body

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pharmacokinetics

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6
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  1. absorption
  2. Distribution
  3. metabolism
  4. Excretion
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the 4 processes
in pharmacokinetics

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7
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CLINICAL PHARMACOLOGY

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the study of drugs in humans for patients and healthy volunteers.

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8
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AGNONIST
ANTAGONIST
PARTIAL GONIST

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receptors

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9
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an administration that involves absorption of the drug via the GI tract and includes oral, gastric, or duodenal, and rectal.

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enteral administration

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10
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give at least 3 routes in medications

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-intra venous route
- intradermal route
- intramuscular route

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11
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is defined as the extent to which a patient’s behavior coincides with medical advice.

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PATIENT ADHERENCE

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12
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Give the 5 RIGHTS to medication administration.

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IMPORTANT 5
- RIGHT PATIENT
- RIGHT ROUTE
- RIGHT TIME
- RIGHT DRUG
-RIGHT DOSE

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13
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When investigating how drugs work in the body and what physiological effects they have, what mechanisms are we looking at?

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Pharmacodynamics

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14
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Legal documents were written by a licensed Provider giving instructions on medication use other than an OTC medication.

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medical prescription

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15
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an oral, gastric, duodenal, or rectal administration that involves the drug being absorbed through the GI tract.

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enteral administration

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16
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What are the non-specific and non-selective?

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Non-specific drugs that affect multiple receptor sites. Non-selective - drugs that affect multiple receptors.

17
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-Medication prescriptions are written in the chart by the provider or nurse who takes a verbal or telephone prescription

-If possible, have another nurse listen in on an extension

-Ensure that the prescription is complete and correct by reading back to the provider the details of the order

-Remind the provider that the
the prescription must be signed within

-allotted time (usually 24h) Enter the prescription in the client’s record

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nurses must do when they received an phone order.

18
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a chemical that can affect the living process

A

drug

19
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It’s an official non-proprietary name, not owned by any company, and universally accepted.

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generic name

20
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propriety name, chosen by the drug company and registered as a trademark drug.

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Trade /brand name