pharmacology Flashcards

(18 cards)

1
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Define pharmaceutics

A

Deals with the formulation of drugs

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2
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Define drugs

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Any substance which affects normal bodily function at cellular level

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3
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Reasons for giving drugs?

A

Prevention
Relief
Cure

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4
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Groupings for antihistamine?

A

Anti inflammatories

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5
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What is the general process of pharmcokinetics?

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ADME

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6
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What is A of ADME?

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Absorption

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7
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What is D of ADME?

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Digestion

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8
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What is pharmacology?

A

Study of mode of action of substance

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9
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Define pharmacokinetics

A

what the body does to the drug

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10
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Define pharmadynamics

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what the drug does to the body

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11
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What is M of ADME?

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Metabolism

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12
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What is E of ADME?

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Excretion

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13
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Define therapeutic dose?

A

Amount needed to cause a required response

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14
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Define side effects?

A

unwanted pharmacological response

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15
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Define adverse drug reaction

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Unexpected or unusual reaction to drug

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16
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Define Contra-indication

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Circumstances in which a drug should not be given

17
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Define Drug interaction

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When two drugs given together may lead to an increase or reduction in the effect of one of the drugs

18
Q

What are the 5Rs for medication safety?

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Right drug
Right patient
Right dose
Right route
Right time