Terminologies in Introduction to Pharmacology Flashcards
(20 cards)
Republic Act No. 6675
This is a republic act where it is suggested that physicians recommend prescribed generic drugs rather than all brand-name drugs.
What are the schedules required for a physician’s license?
-Schedule 1
-Schedule 2
-Schedule 3
-Schedule 4
Who is the best person to ask when an order is not understood?
It’s the person who wrote the order (doctor)
In any order, provide three examples from pregnancy category B.
-Amoxicillin
-Loratadine
-Ondansetron
Single Prescription
This is a prescription that is given only once and may be due to an acute illness or emergency.
What is a dangerous allergic reaction?
Anaphylaxis reaction
Nurses should report all their medication errors. Is it true or false?
True (This is especially dangerous for the patient because his/her condition may worsen due to the mistake you made.)
What type of effects have we studied that the majority of people who take medications will get these effects?
Side effects
What Mechanism of Action (MOA) can be a blocker where it will block the channel so that our body cannot use glucose?
Depression
What beta and receptor will go to the lungs and cause vasodilation, bronchodilation, etc.?
B2-adrenergic receptor
What is it called when the drug fits the receptor?
Agonist
Trough
This is the lowest level of medication concentration in the blood.
Dose-Responsive Curve
This is a study of medicine, and no matter how high the dose of the drug is, it does not increase and its effect plateaus.
Pharmacodynamics
It discussed interactions of the drug in the body.
Decreased toxicity
This is one of the factors that affect metabolism where it is less active and will no longer have persistent effects.
Where is the highest concentration or the highest amount of blood found?
Blood Stream
Intravenous Route
Route, where it is the fastest way to give the medicine.
Absorption
It begins outside of your body and moves towards your blood stream.
2 Greek words of pharmacokinetics
Pharmakon (drug or poison) and kinesis (motion/movement)
STAT means
now or give immediately