Ch. 2 principals of pharmacology Flashcards

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1
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Medication that require prescription is known as _____.

A

legend drugs

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2
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Define pharmacology

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Study of drugs in living things

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3
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Pharmacology encompass understanding in all medication whether : ____, _____ and ____.

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  • Diagnostic
  • Therapeutic
  • adverse
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4
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What is the difference between side effect and adverse reaction

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Side effect are effect of a medication that are predicated that can happen ( seen in trials)

Adverse effects are effects that are not expected to occur while taking the medication such as anaphalatic shock

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5
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What does FDA stand for and what does it do?

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Food and Drug Administration

  • protects the public against fraudulent claims by manufacturers of food and drugs
  • Allows usage of generic drug name
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6
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Who allows usage of generic drug name?

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FDA

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True or False: FDA also regulates supplements, nutritional and dietary drugs?

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False, they do not regulate these

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8
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A drug has many names (nomenclature) before it becomes available for use, such as

  1. _____
  2. _____
  3. ____
  4. _____
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  1. Chemical name
  2. Code #
  3. Generic name
  4. Trade/ Proprietary (brand name)
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9
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Is contrast a legend drug?

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Yes, it is and it requires a prescription ( standing orders)

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What does a valid prescription have to have?

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  1. Patient identification ( name & dob)
  2. Drug name (generic or brand)
  3. Dosage ( in proper units of measure for particular drug)
  4. Dosage form ( tablet, injection etc)
  5. Route of administration ( oral , parenteral )
  6. Date order is written
  7. Prescriber signature
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What components makes up the dosage form?

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Drug and drug vehicle (ex: tablet, injection etc)

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12
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Do verbal orders constitute a valid prescription?

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No,

Doctors have to sign the verbal order for it to be valid

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13
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What is a controlled substance?

name 3 examples

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Medication that has a high potential for abuse

*Placed into 5 schedules

  • Morphine
  • Codeine
  • Hydrocodone
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Controlled substances are categorized into 5 different schedules

  • What does the C stand for?
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Schedule C- I
Schedule C-II
Schedule C-III
Schedule C- IV
Schedule C- V

*C = controlled substance

  • Roman numeral describes the potential for abuse
    1 = most dangerous or higher potential for abuse
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15
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Which controlled substance has the highest potential for abuse?

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Schedule C- I

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16
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Which drugs are ILLEGAL for use in USA?

How would you acquire these drugs

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Schedule C-I

  • Institution must be registered with DEA as a manufacturer or researcher
17
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What does DEA stand for?

What does it do?

A

Drug enforcement agency

Enforce controlled substance and laws in US

18
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Which schedule of LEGAL drugs has the highest potential for abuse ?

Name 2 side effects of these drugs

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Schedule C-II

  1. Euphoria
  2. Mind altering effects
19
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_____ is responsible for controlling Schedule C-II drugs.

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BNDD

Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs

20
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____ is a legal record belonging to the hospital

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Patient chart

*Reason as to why patient has to sign consent/ release form

21
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_____ should tell an accurate , chronological history of events as they occur under the supervision of medical professionals

22
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List things that charts must contain

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  1. Summary sheet
  2. H& P
  3. Problem list
  4. Physician orders
  5. Progress notes
  6. Lab test
  7. Consults
  8. Legal consents / advanced directives
23
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What are we (rad techs) responsible for in charting?

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  • Radiologic procedures and medication orders
  • Pt. history
  • Patient assessment
  • Medication given
24
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What doe PDR stand for?

and what is it?

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Physician Desk Reference

  • Manufactures pay for their drugs to be listed in book
  • most physicians use it so it is highly reccomended
25
Which drug reference is a quick, ease of use and comprehensiveness
Facts and comparisons
26
Which drug reference is updated quarterly and yearly .
American Hospital Formulary Service
27
Pharmacist consider which 2 books as the reference to consult for almost all questions regarding approved and non approved drugs
1. American Hospital Formulary Service | 2. Facts and Comparisons
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which textbook discusses physical and chemical stability of injectable drugs?
Handbook on injectable drugs
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Which book is helpful in determining whether a drug -drug interaction may occur when combination therapy is used?
Drug interaction Facts and Hansten's Drug Interactions
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Which text book is recommended in any practice that deals with pregnant patients or women who breastfeed?
Drugs in Pregnancy and lactation
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Who is best qualified to consent to patient consent forms?
Radiologist
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List 3 Drug reference that all health care professionals should have to help answer any questions that may arise?
1. Physicians Desk Reference (PDR) 2. Facts and Comparisons 3. Handbook on Injectable drugs 4. Drugs during pregnancy & lactation