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Ch 30
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Anti-anxiety | Xanax |
| Antibiotic | Amoxicillin |
| Anticoagulant | Prevents or delays blood clotting |
| Anti-medic | Cataracts nausea and vomiting |
| Antifungal | Monistat |
| Antihypertensive | Reduces my blood pressure; hypertension |
| Antiviral | Zovirax |
| Bronchodilator | Eases breathing by dilating the bronchial tubes |
| Cardiac glycoside | Strengthen his heart muscles; increases contractility |
| Diuretic | Increases urine output |
| Miotic | Contracts the people of the eye |
| Mydriatic | Dilates the pupil of the eye |
| NSAID non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug | Treats fever; pain and reduces swelling |
| Sedative; hypnotic | Treats insomnia; produces a calming effect |
| Antipyretic | Reduces fever |
| Antipyretic | Relieves itching |
| Percocet | Pain reliever (Analgesic) |
| Lunesta | Sedative/insomnia |
| Monistat | Antifungal |
| SEROQUEL | Mood stabilizer |
| Amoxil | Antibiotic |
| Xanax | Anti-anxiety |
| Zovirax | Treats Herpes virus |
| Lopressor | Treat hypertension |
| Any substance that produces a change in the function of a living person | Drug |
| The study of drugs | pharmacology |
| Digitalis an opium come from | Plants |
| Insulin and thyroid medications come from | Animals |
| Lithium and sulfur come from | Minerals |
| A substance used and treatment to relieve symptoms | Therapeutic |
| I medicinal products used in addition with other procedures to detect abnormalities | Diagnostic |
| Medicine that is used to replace chemicals | Replacement |
| Medicine that is used to prevent or lessen the severity of a disease | Preventative or prophylactic |
| Drug because it affects in a different location of the body then where is administered | Remote action |
| Drugs absorbed into the bloodstream and he carried to other parts of the body | Systematic action |
| A secondary effects in addition to the therapeutic effects i.e.; G.I. upset | Side effects; adverse reaction |
| Occurs when one drug diminishes the effect of another | Drug interaction |
| Body forms antibodies against specific chemicals in a drug | Drug allergy |
| Name assigned to a drug in the lab | Chemical |
| Drugs official name | Generic |
| Drug that is used exclusively by the company and produces the drug | Trade |
| Factors that affect drug actions | Age; wait; compliance; disease; timing; tolerance; interactions from other drugs or food, gender |
| Drugs that may have a potential for illegal use or abuse | Controlled substances how |
| How many schedules are on controlled substance schedule | Five |
| Hi potential for abuse, not legal,ex. Heroin, marijuana; ecstasy. | Schedule 1 |
| Higher potential for abuse; except medical use; morphine, dilaudid ; codeine | Schedule 2 |
| Less potential for abuse; hydrocodone; Suboxone; ketamine | Schedule 3 |
| Low potential for abuse; Xanax; Klonipin | Schedule 4 |
| Lowest potential for abuse; Robitussin with codeine | Schedule 5 |
| Requires a written prescription by M.D. only | Schedule 2 drugs |
| Maybe call them to the pharmacy and refilled five times in a six-month period | Schedule 5 |
| Example of a drug resource available on most offices | PDR ( physicians desk reference) |
| Seven rights of drug administration | RIGHT : patient; drugs; dose; route; time; technique; and documentation |
| Medications that passed through the organs of digestion | Enteral |
| Medications that given outside the intestines | Parenteral |
| Medication given on the inside of the cheek | Buccal |
| Medication given under the tongue | Sublingual |
| Injectables; mucosal membranes; Topical; transdermal; inhalation. | Parenteral medications |
| Lotions, ointment, liniment are examples of | Topical medications |
| DEA requires a full inventory of controlled substance is to be done every | 2 years |
| The schedule of an aquatics does not allow for refills | Schedule 2 |
| Concentration of medication mixed with sugar and water | Syrup |
| Medication mixed in a suite in liquid and usually contains alcohol | Elixir |
| Product identification guide | PDR gray pages |
| Product category index | PDR blue pages |
| Brand and generic name index | PDR pink pages |
| Section 1 manufactures index; section 5 product information; section 6 dietary supplement information | White pages |
| Medication particles that I dissolved in a liquid | Suspension |
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Georgia1984
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