pharm chapter 2 part 2 Flashcards

(51 cards)

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half life

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time taken for 50 percent of given drug to be removed from body during elimination

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steady state

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drug removed= drug absorbed
takes about 4-5 half lives.

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onset of action

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time required for drug to elicit a response

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4
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peak effect

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time required to reach optimal therapeutic response

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5
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duration of action

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length of time the dose it sufficient

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6
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peak level

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highest level of drug in blood

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7
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trough

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lowest blood level of drug

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toxicity

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happens if peak blood level is too high

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therapeutic drug monitoring

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monitors peak and trough, minimize drug toxicity

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pharmacodynamics

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study of what drug does to body

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therapeutic effect

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positive effect on faulty physiology, goal of drug therapy

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mechanism of action

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drug effecting cell or tissue function

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13
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receptor interactions

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drug receptor binding

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14
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enzyme interactions

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drug enzyme binding

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15
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nonselective interactions

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disrupt cell process in various ways

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16
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contraindication

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makes the use of drugs dangerous for patient

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17
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acute therapy

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usually intensive to treat acute illness
ex- vasopressors- maintain BP after heart surgery

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18
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maintenance therapy

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prevents progression of disease
treats chronic illnesses

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19
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supplemental/ replacement therapy

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supplies body with substance needed for normal function
ex- insulin or iron

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20
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palliative therapy

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comfort therapy

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21
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supportive therapy and example

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maintains integrity of body functions
ex- fluid and electrolytes for dehydration

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prophylactic therapy and examples

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prevents illness or other undesirable outcomes
ex- vaccines

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empirical therapy

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drugs are given when pt is susceptible and likely to get disease
ex- antibiotics before seeing culture test

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monitoring

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observing if drug is working

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therapeutic actions
beneficial effects
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adverse effects
predictable undesirable effects
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toxic effects
undesirable effects due to over abundance of drugs
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therapeutic index
ratio of toxic levels to therapeutic level of drug. low therapeutic index= small difference between toxic and therapeutic. must be monitored more carefully
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drug concentration
drug levels
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patient condition can affect ____
can affect dose weight, presence of illness, etc
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tolerance
decreasing response to repeated drug doses
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dependence
physiological or psychological need for drug
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physical dependence
physiological need for a drug to avoid physical withdrawal symptoms
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psychological dependence (addiction)
obsessive desire for a drug
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drug interactions
one drug changes the action of another drug or food
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additive effects
drugs with same effects. total effect or both
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synergistic effects
occur when one drug enhances the action of another
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antagonistic effects
less effect than both
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incompatibility
cannot be given together, chemical deterioriation of the one or both
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idiosyncratic reaction
unexpected occurence in pt
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ten rights
drug, pt ,route, dose, time, reason, doc, evaluation, pt education, to refuse
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med processes where errors can occur
prescribing, dispensing, administering, monitoring
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teratogenic effects
fetal defects
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mutagenic effects
permanent changes in genes
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carcinogenic effects
cancer causing
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pharmacognosy
identifying medicinal plants and effects= 4 main sources: plants, animals, minerals, lab synth
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pharmocoeconomics
cost benefit analysis
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toxicology
study of poison and unwanted responses to drugs
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pharmacogenetics
effects of genetics on drug response see ethnocultural implications
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