test7

Question 1

what is the study of medications

Answer 1

pharmacology

Question 2

what are subsets of pharmacology

Answer 2

pharmacodynamics and pharmacokinetics

Question 3

what is when a medication stimulates or increases the effects of a process

Answer 3

agonist

Question 4

what is when a medication inhibits or decreases the effect of a process

Answer 4

antagonist

Question 5

what concept is the idea of an optimal range in which drugs work

Answer 5

therapeutic window

Question 6

what concept is a measure of how safe medications are ,and is determined by taking the toxic dose of a drug and dividing by the effective dose

Answer 6

therapeutic index

Question 7

what is the study of what the body does to medication and consists of what

Answer 7

Absorption
Distribution
Metabolism
Excretion
Pharmacokinetics

Question 8

what is the method the body takes medication in to the bloodstream

Answer 8

absorption

Question 9

What is how the body moves the medication through out the body

Answer 9

distribution

Question 10

What is the body’s attempt to make medication more polar so it can be easily excreted

Answer 10

metabolism

Question 11

What is the measure of how much medication is actually getting to the bloodstream

Answer 11

bioavailability

Question 12

what interaction is two drugs working together to produce a stronger effect

Answer 12

synergistic

Question 13

what interaction is two drugs working against each other

Answer 13

antagonistic

Question 14

what interaction is when two drugs are mixed together and make another effect

Answer 14

drug to drug

Question 15

what interaction is a drug being affected by food or drink

Answer 15

Drug to food

Question 16

What interaction is a drug being affected by a medical condicion

Answer 16

drug to diesese

Question 17

what are medications that are inactive when bound ,but are active when displaced

Answer 17

protein displacement

Question 18

what interaction is giving two drugs that are in the same class or similar medications

Answer 18

duplication

Question 19

what is the antidote for APAP

Answer 19

Acetylcysteine

Question 20

What is the antidote for beta blockers

Answer 20

Glucagon

Question 21

what is the antidote for painkillers

Answer 21

Naloxone

Question 22

what is how to body eliminates medication from the body in the liver and kidneys

Answer 22

Excretion

Question 23

what results in excitement, stimulation or constriction of organs or tissues

Answer 23

Stimulation of alpha receptors

Question 24

What results in relaxation, inhibition, or dilatation of the organ or tissue

Answer 24

stimulation of beta receptors

Question 25

What results in mussel constriction

Answer 25

Stimulation of muscarinic receptors

Question 26

What results in mussel relaxation

Answer 26

inhibition of muscarinic receptors

Question 27

What are found in the arteries

Answer 27

Alpha receptors

Question 28

What are found mainly in the heart and lungs

Answer 28

Beta receptors

Question 29

What is found in the digestive tract , eyes, lungs, heart ,and bladder

Answer 29

muscarinic receptors

Question 30

What are found in the SNS and PSNS pathways

Answer 30

Nicotinic receptors

Question 31

What is a condition in which too much water around the retina and optic nerve increases the IOP

Answer 31

Glaucoma

Question 32

what is the leading cause of death in the US and Europe

Answer 32

heart disease

Question 33

what is subjective evidence like a headache

Answer 33

Symptom

Question 34

What is objective evidence like a rash

Answer 34

Sign

Question 35

What is the cause of a disease

Answer 35

Etiology

Question 36

What is a disease without a cause

Answer 36

Idiopathic

Question 37

What are factors that have been identified as increasing the chance of developing a specific disease

Answer 37

Risk factors

Question 38

A term used to classify a patient's condition, including the state of the disease and how it is affecting the patient

Answer 38

stage

Question 39

undesirable effect of a disease

Answer 39

complication

Question 40

therapies like lifestyle changes

Answer 40

nonpharmacological

Question 41

Therapy that can be classified like drug name suffix

Answer 41

pharmacological

Question 42

Risk factors of HTN

Answer 42

Smoking Obesity lack of exercise

Question 43

Symptoms of HTN

Answer 43

Fatigue Complications (MI,CVA)

Question 44

MI

Answer 44

Myocardial infarction

Question 45

CVA

Answer 45

Cerebrovascular attack

Question 46

Having 2 consecutive BPs >130/>80 is a what of HTN

Answer 46

A sign of HTN

Question 47

CVA would describe what of hypertension

Answer 47

Complication of the brain

Question 48

What type of therapy is change of diet

Answer 48

Nonpharmacological

Question 49

Beta blockers are a form of

Answer 49

pharmacological theropy

Question 50

Two what of what would be smoking and HTN

Answer 50

Risk factors of hyperlipidemia

Question 51

A what for a patient having high cholesterol would be MI

Answer 51

Complication

Question 52

Pain nonpharmacological anogram

Answer 52

Rest Ice Compression Elevation

Question 53

Mild pain agent that can be a antipyretic and analgesic agent

Answer 53

Acetaminophen APAP

Question 54

A severe headache after taking a oral contractive is what

Answer 54

Side effect