Chapter 3 Flashcards

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repository/ depot preparation

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injectable drug in a substance that delays its absorption

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2
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ampule

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small sterile prefilled glass containers containing medication for injection

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3
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bolus

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concentrated mass of drug

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4
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continuous infusion of fluids

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administration of a large volume of fluid continuously over extended periods of time

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5
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intermittent IV therapy

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dilution of a drug dose in a small volume of fluid that is administered over a period of time (typically 30-60 min) via an indwelling catheter

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6
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irritating/hyperosmotic solutions

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solution types that should not be given subcutaneously

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7
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volatilized

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turned into a gas

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8
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cream

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drug suspended in water-oil emulsion

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9
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paste

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drug suspended in a semisolid preparation that retains its state at body temperature

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10
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lotion

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suspended in liquid for dabbing, brushing, or dipping on skin without friction

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11
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therapeutic range

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the plasma concentrations of a drug that produce the desired effect in the animal with minimal or no signs of toxicity

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12
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how are drugs prepared for nebulization?

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volatilized for inhalation

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13
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when does the onset of drug action begin?

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when the drug achieves MEC

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14
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what are the 6 rights of drug administration?

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right drug, right dose, right time, right route, right patient, right documentation

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15
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why are drugs given at certain times?

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to keep plasma levels within normal range

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16
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what do you document in the medical record after giving a drug?

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drug name, dose administered, time and date of administration, route and site if given by injection, patient’s response, initials/signature

17
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subtherapeutic range

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the drug concentration in the body below the MEC

18
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toxicity

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drug concentration in the body above the MTC, patient shows signs of toxicity

19
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maximum safe concentration (MSC)

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drug reaches its highest plasma concentration without producing toxic effects, and it is the concentration achieved by administration of the highest dosage of the drug that can be safely administered

20
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duration of drug action

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length of time the drug produces the desired effect and is related to the amount of time the drug concentration is at or above MEC

21
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what are some factors of getting and keeping drugs in therapeutic range?

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properties of the drug, health and physiology of the animal, balance between rate of drug entry and rate of drug elimination

22
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aqueous solution

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solutions of drugs dissolved in liquid, usually water

23
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emulsion

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mixture of 2 immiscible liquids, one being dispersed throughout the other in small droplets

24
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perivasculary/ extravasculary

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IV drugs that are accidentally injected out of the vein, can cause tissue inflammation and necrosis

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intramammary medication route
fast even distribution, rapid decrease of drug residues in milk after treatment, thickening of agents are used to modify the rate of release, antioxidants are often used incorporated in formulations to prevent spoilage
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neubulized drugs
fine spray for inhalation
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SR (slow release) tablets
coated, release in controlled fashion
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molded tablets
soft, chewable, has flavoring agent
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enteric-coated tablet
coating prevents dissolving in acidic stomach and dissolves in the alkaline environment of the small intestine
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capsule drugs
gelatin shells holding a powder or liquid form of the drug, shell dissolves in stomach, medicine absorbed through small intestine
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lozenge drugs
drugs incorporated into a hard candy tablet that allows slow release of the drug
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suspension
particulate undissolved substance. dispersed in water
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dose
amount of drug that is administered at one time to achieve desired effect
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loading dose
initial dose of drug used to get the drug concentration in the therapeutic range in a very short period of time
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maintenance dose
dose of a drug that maintains the drug in therapeutic range
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dosing interval
how frequently the dosage is given