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What is a drug? any substance that when taken into the body may modify one or more of its functions
What is the most commonly sampled fluid? Blood
What are the factors that affect drug actions Dug half life, age, sex, weight, diural body rhythms and disease
What is an receptor the specific cell recipient
Metabolism may influence intensity of drug effects
What may affect dournal body rhythms? sedatives
What are the factors that may influence onset? duration, and intensity of drug effects include absorption, metabolism, reabsorbtion, excretion, site of action, and observed response.
What is the "rule of thumb"? start low and go slow
What route of administration may male and female respond differently to drugs? Why? itramuscular, men absorb faster than women, womenhave higher body fat content so it last longer
what does an empty stomach mean? 1 hr. before, 2hr. after
What routes protect drugs from chemical decomposition that may occur in the stomach or liver? sublingual, buccal, rectal
what is the first pass effect. the are immediately exposed to metabolism by liver ezymes before they reach the systemic circulation
Most drug metabolism occures in the liver
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