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TCC chapter 3

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3 times rule 1-retreving drug2-filling drug3-returning drug
5 rights of filling a Rx 1-right patient2-right drug3-right dose4- right time5-right route
Primary Responsibility duty to the public and accuracy
Nonsteroidal antiinflammatory drug (NSAID's) May cause dizziness/drowsinessTake with food
Narcotics Do not drink alcoholDrinking may increase the effectiveness of the drug
Macrolides Take on an empty stomachTake with plenty of water
Antibiotics Take until gone
Sulfa May cause sensitivity to lightTake on an empty stomachTake with plenty of water
Warfarin Do not take aspirin
Analgesic relieves pain by reducing the perception of pain
Antiinflammatory reduces swelling, redness, and pain
Antitussive decreases the coughing reflex of the central nervous system
Pruritus Itching
Antipyretic reduces fever
Antipruritus stops itching
Expectorant chemical that causes the removal of mucous secretion from the respiratory system; loosens and thins sputum and bronchial secretion for ease of expection
Keratolytic drug that causes shedding of the outer layer of skin
Prophylaxis Treatment giving before an event, prevention
Bioavailability the percentage of a drug that is absorbed and transported to the site of action
Activated Charcoal used to treat an overdose of aspirin
Decongestants can interact with what antidepressants and those with heart conditions
Almost all OTC medication for insomnia is a form of diphenhydramine
Reye's syndrome caused by teens/children taking aspirin for chicken pox's or a flu
3 times rule 1-retreving drug2-filling drug3-returning drug
5 rights of filling a Rx 1-right patient2-right drug3-right dose4- right time5-right route
Primary Responsibility duty to the public and accuracy
Nonsteroidal antiinflammatory drug (NSAID's) May cause dizziness/drowsinessTake with food
Narcotics Do not drink alcoholDrinking may increase the effectiveness of the drug
Macrolides Take on an empty stomachTake with plenty of water
Antibiotics Take until gone
Sulfa May cause sensitivity to lightTake on an empty stomachTake with plenty of water
Warfarin Do not take aspirin
Analgesic relieves pain by reducing the perception of pain
Antiinflammatory reduces swelling, redness, and pain
Antitussive decreases the coughing reflex of the central nervous system
Pruritus Itching
Antipyretic reduces fever
Antipruritus stops itching
Expectorant chemical that causes the removal of mucous secretion from the respiratory system; loosens and thins sputum and bronchial secretion for ease of expection
Keratolytic drug that causes shedding of the outer layer of skin
Prophylaxis Treatment giving before an event, prevention
Bioavailability the percentage of a drug that is absorbed and transported to the site of action
Activated Charcoal used to treat an overdose of aspirin
Decongestants can interact with what antidepressants and those with heart conditions
Almost all OTC medication for insomnia is a form of diphenhydramine
Reye's syndrome caused by teens/children taking aspirin for chicken pox's or a flu
3 times rule 1-retreving drug2-filling drug3-returning drug
5 rights of filling a Rx 1-right patient2-right drug3-right dose4- right time5-right route
Primary Responsibility duty to the public and accuracy
Nonsteroidal antiinflammatory drug (NSAID's) May cause dizziness/drowsinessTake with food
Narcotics Do not drink alcoholDrinking may increase the effectiveness of the drug
Macrolides Take on an empty stomachTake with plenty of water
Antibiotics Take until gone
Sulfa May cause sensitivity to lightTake on an empty stomachTake with plenty of water
Warfarin Do not take aspirin
Analgesic relieves pain by reducing the perception of pain
Antiinflammatory reduces swelling, redness, and pain
Antitussive decreases the coughing reflex of the central nervous system
Pruritus Itching
Antipyretic reduces fever
Antipruritus stops itching
Expectorant chemical that causes the removal of mucous secretion from the respiratory system; loosens and thins sputum and bronchial secretion for ease of expection
Keratolytic drug that causes shedding of the outer layer of skin
Prophylaxis Treatment giving before an event, prevention
Bioavailability the percentage of a drug that is absorbed and transported to the site of action
Activated Charcoal used to treat an overdose of aspirin
Decongestants can interact with what antidepressants and those with heart conditions
Almost all OTC medication for insomnia is a form of diphenhydramine
Created by: elisejane2002
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