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Review for NRCCS Test

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study of drugs   pharmacology  
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study of characteristics on natural drugs and their sources   pharmacognosy  
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study of drugs do to the body   pharmacodynamics  
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what body does to the drug   pharmacokinetics  
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the study of how drugs are used to treat disease   pharmacotherapeutics  
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study of poisons or the poisonous effects of drugs   toxicology  
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examples of plant-derived drugs   digitoxin and quinine  
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drugs derived from animal substances   thyroid hormone and insulin  
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drug is derived from a mineral source   potassium chloride  
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drugs made from bacteria and fungi   cephalosporins and penicillins  
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the interaction between the drug and target cells or tissues and the body's response   pharmacodynamics  
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which of the following must you understand to explain to a patient the reasons for taking a particular drug with food or with plenty of water   pharmacokinetics  
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the process of converting a drug from its dose form, such as a tablet or capsule,into a form the body can use   absorption  
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the process by which drug molecules are transformed into simpler products   metabolism  
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how body absorbs, metaokize, distributes and excretes a drug   pharmacokinetics  
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intradermal drugs are absorved through the:   skin  
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what is affected by sisease, a patient's age, genetic makeup and characteristic of a drug   metabolism of a drun  
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drugs that are administered intamuscularly are absorded through the   muscle  
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most drugs are metabolzed in the   liver  
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process of transporting a drug from its administration site to its site of action   distribution  
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what describes the manner in which a drug is eliminated from the body   excretion  
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which area of pharmocology is also called clinical pharmacology   pharmacotherapeutics  
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what is a drugs official name   the generic name  
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another name for the trade name of a drug is   brand or proprietary name  
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pertaining to the length of the time between dosing and the availability of a drug in the bloodstream   distribution  
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which name is selected by its manufacturer, is protected by copright, and is the property of the manufacturer   trade name  
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when a manufacturer produces a new drug, no other manufacturer can make or sell the frug for how many years?   17 years  
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which is the purpose or reason for using a drug?   the indication  
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the category of pharmacologic activity for amoxicillin is:   antibiotic  
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the category of pharmacologic activity for burosemide is   diuretic  
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the pharmacologic activity of ranitidine HCLis   histmine H2 receptor antagonist  
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Examples on analgesics are:   Tylenol, dilaudid, MS Contin, Percocet  
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What is the action of an anesthetic   it prevents the sensation of pain  
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Tujms and Riopan are examples of   antacids  
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the category of pharmacologic activity for dixogin is   cardiotonic  
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Which drug category normalie the hertbeat in cases of certain cardiac arrhythmia   antiarrhythmic  
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the examples of anicoagulent   Lovenox, Hep-lock, and Caumadin  
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the action of an antacid is to   neutralize the stomach acid  
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the action of an analgesic is to   relieve mild to severe pain  
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the action of a diuretic is   increase urinary output, reduces blood pressure and cardiac output  
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the action of an anti-emetic   controls psychotic symptoms  
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Which category of drug therapy a drug is prescrube to prevent a disease or condition, as with immniation or birth control drugs   prophylactic  
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which type of drug therapy a drug is prescribed to improve a life-trreatening or serious condition, as with epinephrine for severe allergic reaction.   acute  
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Which category of drug therapy a drug is prescrube to reduce teh severity fo a condition or its accompanying pain, as with morphine for cancer   palliative  
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which presents information that closely resembles drug package inserts on more than 2500 prescription drugs   Physicians' Desk Reference  
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The official source of drug standards in the United States and its published every five years   United States Pharmacopeia/ National Formulary  
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Which schedule of controlled substances contains drugs with a high abuse potentual is legal only for reasearch   Schedule I  
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Which schedule of controlled substance contains drugs that can cause physical or psychological dependence, but do have therapeutic uses, for which they requere prescriptions?   Schedule II  
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Which of the following drugs are Schedule II of controlled substances?   Demerol and Morphine  
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Drugs that belong to which schedule of controlled substance have a low abuse potenial and are dispensed lie other nonopioid prescription drugs?   Schedule V  
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Which of the following drugs are Schedule III of controlled substances?   Didrex, Butisol, Virilon  
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Antitussives and Adtidiarrheals tha tcontains small amounts of opioids, suc as codeine, belong to whichshcedule of controlled substances   Schedule V  
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which part of a presription includes the name of the drug and the amount?   the inscription  
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which part of the prescription contains the patients instructions   the transcription  
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What would you do to secure the handlin of prscription pads?   suggest that thephysician write prescirbed amounts of medication in both numerals and words  
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Which of the following would you include when educating patients about drugs?   tell pt whether the drug should be taken with or without food  
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the action of antihypertensive drug is to   reduce blood pressure  
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the action of antipyretic drug is   reduce fever  
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exemples of cathartics(purgative) drugs are   Ducolax and Milk of Magnesia  
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which drugs belon to the category of diuretics?   Hydrodiuril, Lasix, Mannitol  
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What category does Demerol/meperidine hydrochlorid belongs to?   sedative, analgesic  
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what category does Dulcolax/busocaodyl belongs to?   laxative  
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what drug category does Cyanocabalamin/ Vitamin B12 belong?   vitamin supplement  
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what drug category does Librax/ Chlordiazepoxide HCL and clidinium bromide belong?   anticholinergic  
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