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Chapter 21 - Phamacology

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additive action the combonation of 2 similar drugs is equal to the sum of the effects of each
anaphylaxis exaggerated hypersensativity reaction to a previously encountered drug or foreign protein
antagonistic action combonation of two drugs gives less than an additive action
brand name commercial name - trademark
chemical name chemical formula
FDA gov agency that has legal responsability for enforcing proper drug manufacturing and clinic use
iatrogenic condition caused by treatment
idiosyncracy unexpected effect seen in over sensative patient, but not usually seen
medical chemistry study of new drug sythasis - relationship between chemical structure and biological effects
molecular pharmacology study of interaction of drugs and their target molecules (enzymes, call receptors)
parenteral administration drugs given by injection into the skin, muscles, veins
pharmasist specializes in preparing and dispensing drugs
pharmacodynamic study of the effects and strength of a drug in the body
pharmacokinetics calculation of drug consentration in tissue and body fluids over a period of time
pharmacologist study of properties, uses and actions of drugs
receptor target substance that a drug interacts with on the body
synergism combo of two drugs causes and effect greater than the sum of the individual effects of each drug alone
transport movement of a drug across a cell membrane into body cells
united states pharmacopia (USP) authoritive on drugs, formulas, preparation that sets standard for manufacturing and dispencing
ACE inhibitor angiotensin-converging enzyme - lowers blood pressure
anphetamine central nervous system stimulant
analgesic relieves pain
androgen male hormone
angiotensin II receptor antagonist lowers blood pressure by prventing angiotensin from acting on receptors in blood cells
antirrhythmic treats abnormal heart rhythm
antibiotic chemical substance that can destroy or inhibit foreign organisms in the body
antiemetic prevents nausea and vomiting
antihistamine blocks action of histamine - prevent symptoms of allery
antiplatelet reduces platelets sticking together, forming clot
aromatase inhibitor reduces estrogen in blood by blocking enzyme aromatase
bacteriostatic inhibits growth of bacteria
beta blocker blocks action of epinephrine in heart, blood vessels and bronchial tubes
bisphosphonate prevents bone loss in osteoperosis and ostiopenia
calcium channel blocker blocks the enrance of calcium into heart, blood vessel
catharic relieves constipation
diuretic increases urine production, reducing volume of fluid in the body
emetic promotes vomiting
endocrine hormone or hormone like drug
estrogen female hormone - secondary sex charactoristics, support reproductive tissues
glucocorticoid hormone from adrenal cortex - raises blood sugar, reduces inflamation
progestin FEMALE HORMONE - stimulates uterine lining during pregnancy - abnormal uterine bleeding - hormone replacement theropy
PURGATIVE relieves constipation
Created by: caramia
 

 



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