pharma Terminologies Flashcards

(32 cards)

1
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lowest concentration of the drugs to produced the desired pharmacologic effects

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Potency

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2
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highest concentration of drug to produced the desired pharmacologic effects -

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Efficacy

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3
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  • maximum effect of a drug regardless of the drug conc.
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Effectiveness

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4
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– finished dosage form of the drug containing active ingredients

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Drug product

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5
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– chemical components responsible for claimed therapeutic effects of the drug product

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Active Ingredients

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6
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meaning of EDTA

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Ethylene - Di amine - Tetra - Acetate

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7
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drug product whose patent has been expired or never been patented

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Generic Drug

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8
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shortened scientific name base on active ingredient, widely used

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Generic name

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9
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complete description of chemical structure of drug,

not used

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Chemical name

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10
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– name given by pharmaceutical company to distinguished their drug products from other competitors although it contains the same active ingredient(s)

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Brand name

Trade name

Propriety Name

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11
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most abused OTC drug

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Paracetamol / Acetaminophen

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12
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most abused prescription drug

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Amoxicillin

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13
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rate (time) of absorption

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Bioavailability

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14
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– time it takes for ½ of the drug to be eliminated

at constant rate of 0.693 t ½

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Half-Life

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15
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– art of treating the diseases

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Therapeutics

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16
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application of drugs for the treatment of the disease

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Pharmacotherapeutics

17
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– deal with drugs w/c are capable of destroying microbes or foreign bodies w/o destroying/sparing host

18
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deals with procurement, preparation & dispensing of drugs

19
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drug produces usual effect at unexpected low dosage

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Hypersensitivity / Hyperreactive

20
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Drug produces usual effect at unexpected high dose

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Hyposensitivity / Hyporeactive

21
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decrease sensitivity acquired as a result of prior exposure to the drug due to enzyme induction metabolizing more drugs thus decrease plasma effect

22
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tolerance rapidly develop after administration of only few drug doses

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Tachyphylaxis

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– reduced sensitivity as a result of antibody formation

24
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– increase sensitivity as a result of denervation (allergy)

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Super sensitivity

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any other unwanted reactions to pharmaceutical administration that has no obvious logical pharmacodynamic cause and can not be attributed to hypersensitivity Ex. Mydriatic that causes miosis
Idiosyncratic reactions
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drug toxicity in Elderly is caused by?
impaired liver function slow down drug metabolism
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drug toxicity in children is caused by?
immature liver increase risk of drug toxicity
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they are high risk of drug toxicity for unknown reason
Women
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substance w/o intrinsic pharmacologic activity but may yield valuable therapeutic effect
Placebo
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meaning of PPSR
Physio Psycho Somatic Reactions
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Appearance of differences in magnitude of response among individuals in the same population given the same dose of the drugs
Variance
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a dose-response influenced by: * receptor & effector of response * binding of drug to receptor
Slope of dose-effect curve