Chapter 5- Adverse Drug Effects And Drug Interactions Flashcards

(11 cards)

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Side Effects

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Predictable drug effects that may occur even at therapeutic doses

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What is FAERS

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The FDA’s Adverse Event Reporting System

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Drug Allergies

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Common event, defined as a hyper response of body defenses to a particular drug that may result in a diverse range of pt symptoms

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Drug interaction

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When a medication interacts with another substance such as another drug, dietary supplement, herbal product, or food that is taken concurrently with the medication, and the drug’s actions ARE affected

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Idiosyncratic response

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An adverse drug effect that produces unusual and unexpected symptoms that are not related to the pharmacologic action of the drug

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Teratogens

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Agents that cause birth defects

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What is the relation of GFR to drug excretion?

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The higher the GFR, the more rapid the excretion

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Additive Effect

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Two drugs from a similar therapeutic class produce a combined summation response (used extensively in the tx of HTN)

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Synergistic Effect

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Drug interaction that produces an enhanced response. The effect of the two drugs is greater than would be expected from simply adding the two individual drugs’ responses

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Antagonistic Effect

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Drug interaction that occurs when adding a second drug results in a diminished pharmacologic response (can result in drugs being “canceled”)

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What does it mean when a drug handbook states adverse effects are “dose related?”

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As the dose increases, the risk of adverse effects also increases

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