Exam 1 Flashcards

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1
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What is a drug

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any substance that when administered to living organisms, produces a change in function

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What is the study of adverse effects of chemical, physical, or biological agents

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toxicology

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Which drug act was the first attempt to protect consumers, all drugs must meet minimal standards of strength purity and quality, must label container if drug contains dangerous ingredients

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1906 pure food and drug act

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this was passed after a drug company distributed a sulfa drug to pediatric patients, authorized the FDA to demand evidence of safety for new drugs, issue standards for food, and conduct factory inspections

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1938 federal food, drug, and cosmetic act

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Defined that drugs could only be purchased if the patient had a prescription from a licensed practitioner

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1951 FD&C Durham-humphrey amendment

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This act required drug manufacturers to use standard labeling, listing adverse reactions and contraindications. Required drug companies to prove their drugs safety and effectiveness

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1962 FD&C kefauever harris amendment

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The 1970 comprehensive drug abuse prevent and control act is commonly referred to as

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controlled substances act

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designed to regulate the dispensing of drugs that have the potential for abuse

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controlled substances

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Drugs with a high abuse potential and no accepted medical use are a schedule ____

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1

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10
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schedule 1 drugs

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heroin, hallucinogens, marijuana

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drugs with high abuse potential and accepted medical use are schedule __ (no refills w/o a new written prescription)

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2

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schedule 2 drugs are

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narcotics, cocaine

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13
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what agency is responsible for food distrubution and school lunch programs

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U.S. Department of agriculture

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14
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What agency is responsible for agricultural and industrial chemicals - water

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environmental protection agency

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15
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intended physiological effect of the drug

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therapeutic effect

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16
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medical conditions or diseases for which the drug is meant to be used

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indication

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17
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condition or types of patients that warrant closer observation for specific side effects

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caution

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18
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unintended effects other than the therapeutic effect

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side effect

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19
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location in the body where the drug exerts its therapeutic effect

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site of action

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20
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how a drug works

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mechanism of action

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21
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drugs that bind to a specific receptor and produce an action

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agonists

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22
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example of an agonist

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morphine

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23
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drugs that bind to specific receptors and prohibit and effect

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antagonists

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example of antagonists

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beta-blockers

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when both agonist and antagonist drugs bind to the same receptor and are administered together
competitive antagonism
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strength of a drug action is determined by
dose and frequency
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amount of drug given to produce an effect
dose
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drug response is proportional to the _____
dose
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when maximal response is eventually reached it is known as
ceiling effect
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initial high dose used to quickly elevate blood levels of the drug
loading dose
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3 phases of drug activity
pharma-ceutic, phamaco-kinetic, phamaco-dynamic
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occurs after the drug is given and involves disintegration and dissolution of the dosage form. affected by the form of the drug and route of administration
pharmaceutic phase
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approximate onset of action for an oral (PO) drug
30-60 min
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What happens to the drug as it moves throgh the body ADME
absorption, distribution, metabolism, excretion
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what the body does to the drug is the ____ phase
pharmacokinetic
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drug needs to be _____ in order for absorption to occur
un-ionized
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to increase excretion, ______
change the pH of the urine
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urine can be alkalinized by giving the patient
sodium bicarbonate
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most drugs are water soluable or water insoluable
water soluable
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what has the fastest rate of absorption
lipid soluable, non-ionized
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slowest absorption
enteric coated tablets
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major sites of absorption
GI tract, lungs, skin
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parenteral sites of absorption
intravenous, intramuscular, subcutaneous, intraperitoneal
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the % of a dose that reaches the bloodstream is referrerd to as ____ Of a drug
bioavailability
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Only ____ drug molecules can exert a pharmacological effect
unbound (FREE)
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what organs have the largest blood supply
liver, kidneys, and bain
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_______drugs pass readily into the brain
lipid-soluable
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the most major route of drug excretion
urine
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albumin is a _____ in the blood that attracts drugs
plasma protein
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ADME
absorption, distribution, metabolism, excretion
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metabolism aka
detoxification or biotransformation
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the drug microsomal metabolizing system (DMMS)
CP450
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major excretion sites
urine, bile, lungs, GI tract, breast milk
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minor excretion
sweat, tears, saliva, semen
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bile acids are made where
liver from cholesterol
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what the drug does to the body
pharmacodynamic phase
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the action of the drugs on the living tissue
pharmacodynamic phase
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pharmacodynamic phase is affected by
the form of the drug, and the route of administration
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what 2 requirements must every drug fulfill
efficacy and safety
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most adverse effects of drugs are
dose dependant
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cause of birth defects from maternal drug administration
teratogens
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target organ toxicity
any organ may be damaged but often toxic compounds will damage specific organs
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most susceptivle organs to toxicity
liver, kidneys, lungs
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in the liver what decreases if damaged
albumin
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what decreases in the lungs if damaged
FEV forced expiratiory volume
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teratogenesis- most susceptible to gross anatomical abnormalities during
organogenesis (18-55 days)
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mutagenesis
drug interacts directly with dna, dna damage, base subs
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This act required drugs to meet Minimal standards of strength, purity, and quality
Pure food and drug act
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Desired effects of a drug
Therapeutic effect
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What can not exert a pharmacological effect
Protein bound drugs
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Patient is given sedative but is instead anxious what type of effect is this
Paradoxical
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Chromosomal damage is known as
Clastogenesis