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pharmacodynamics changes that a drug creates on the body
name the 6 drug categories Curative, prophylactic, diagnostic, palliative, replacement, and destructive
define prophylactic to prevent a problem
name the 4 steps of the drug cycle absorption, distribution, metabolism, and excretion
where do most meds get metabolized? the liver and kidney
define cumulation build up of medication in body leading to illness
3 issues the affect the drug cycle therapeutic level, drug potency, and half-life
define half-life period of time needed for drug to be reduced by 50% in the body
define ototoxic toxic to ears
define nephrotoxic toxic to kidneys
7 rights for patient safety right patient, right drug, right dose, right time, right route, right technique, and right documentation
true or false men tend to have faster metabolisms? true
define teratogenic meds meds that cause malformation or death
true or false you should patient about allergies prior to administering a new medication? true
define the 5 drug schedules I) highly addictive, no medical use; ex. heroin II) high potential for addiction; ex. oxycodone III) moderately addicting; ex Tylenol 3 IV) lower abuse potential; ex xanax V) lowest potential for abuse, OTC some states require ID; ex cough suppressant
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