HS 2
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| Has one capital letter at beggining, less expensive | Generic Name
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| All capital letters,name brand, pharmaceutical company name, copy righted | Trade Name
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| What does PO mean? | Per oral, oral route of administration
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| Subcutaneous, Intravenous, Intradermal, intramuscular are all what? | Types of injections
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| What types of drug effects are there? | Therapeutic effects, Side effects, Adverse effects, Toxic effects
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| Used for basic info on all types and different medications | PDR- Physicians Desk Reference
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| Used to look up medical terms and appendices | Medical Dictionary
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| Manufacturers index, Brand and Generic Name index,Product/ Category and Classification, Product Identification guide, Product Info, Diagnostic Product Info | 6 main parts of PDR
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| Medical Terms and Definitions, Medical Abbreviations and Symbols, Normal Lab Values, Latin and Greek Nomenclature, Phobias, Interpreter in 3 Languages | Main Parts of Medical Dictionary
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| Name and title, office address, prescribers phone number, patients name and address are all parts of what? | A prescription
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| Healthy volunteers, drug given to experiment, given to ill patients | phases of drug testing
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| What factor determine route of administration? | pt's age, pt's condition, dosage form drug is available in
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| most convenient and commonly used route of administration | oral
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| any route other than oral | parenteral
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| Sublingual, Rectal, Vaginal, Topical, Transdermal, Inhalation are all what? | Routes of administration
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| Intended effect or primary purpose of administrating a drug | Therapeutic effects
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| Can be harmful, but may not be, secondary effects | Side effects
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| Can be extremely dangerous effects of a drug | toxic effects
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| Taking more than dosage advised, either accidentally or purposeful | Overdose
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| overdose, age, disease, drug interactions, and allergies are? | causes for adverse and toxic effects of drugs
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| What msut be done if allergies are experienced? | Drug must be stopped or discontinued
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| How do you prevent adverse or toxic effects? | Educate yourself about the drug
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| What are two safety tips when referring to drugs? | Use chld resistant containers or caps, take medication as prescribed
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