Unit 7 Flashcards

1
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genetic engineering

A

The synthesis, alteration or repair of genetic material using engineering principles.

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2
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Biotechnology

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The study of the relationship between humans and machines

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3
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Gene splicing

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a technique that us used to create new strains of bacteria

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4
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What was made using the recombinant technology technique? (Harness’ bacteria to make certain drugs or hormones)

A

Humulin (human insulin)
using Escherichia coli;
Activase; Nutropin; Pulmozyme.

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5
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Biologics

A

Class of medications produced biologically, involving recombinant DNA technology.

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6
Q

Between __ and __ percent of all drug prescriptions written in the US are for pharmaceutical controlled substances.

A

10 & 11

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7
Q

Drugs, substances, or chemicals with a low potential for abuse and low risk of dependence are

A

Schedule IV drugs

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8
Q

Schedule II medications are not allowed to be refilled; a new prescription has to be obtained from the doctor for each fill.
T or F?

A

True

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9
Q

USP-NF stands for..

A

United States Pharmacopeia- National Formulary

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10
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this reference book published by ____ includes only those drugs that have been tested and certified as having met established standards of quality, purity, and potency.

A

United States Pharmacopeial Convention

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11
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Bioassay

A

The process of determining the strength and quantity of a drug through testing

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12
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initial dose

A

First dose

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13
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average dose

A

Amount of medication proven to be most affective

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14
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Loading dose

A

Larger dose of a drug given at the beginning course of treatment. Brings level of drug to a therapeutic level in the body more rapidly.

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15
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Maintenance dose

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Amount that will keep concentrations of the drug at a therapeutic level in blood stream

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16
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Minimum dose

A

Smallest dose effective

17
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Maximum dose

A

Largest amount of medication that is safe for a patient

18
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Therapeutic dose

A

Amount needed to produce desired effect

19
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Divided dose

A

Fractional portion administered in short intervals

20
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Unit dose

A

Premeasured amount of the medication, individually packaged per dose

21
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Cumulative dose

A

Total amount of drug present in the body after repeated medication

22
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Lethal dose

A

Amount that could kill a patient

23
Q

Toxic dose

A

Amount that causes signs and symptoms of drug toxicity

24
Q

The __________ name of a drug is its official, established, nonproprietary name, and is descriptive of its chemical structure.

A

Generic

25
Q

Premarin is an example of a drug derived from a(n):

A

animal

26
Q

All drugs available for use are controlled by the:

A

Federal food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act

27
Q

Federal law requires that all controlled substances be__

A

stored in electronically monitored safes, steel cabinets, or vaults that meet or exceed certain specifications

28
Q

By which data are drugs included on the FDA website organized?

A

application number