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Pharmacology

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What was the purpose of the food drug and cosmetic act of 1938? FDA tested the safety of drugs
What is the purpose of "phase 1" of human clinical trials for a new drug? To test pharmacokinetics, small sample for safe dosages and drug action
What is the difference between a generic name and a generic drug? A generic name is the active ingredient
Give an example of a drug that has a parenteral route of administration Insulin any IV or IM injection
What two factors determine a drugs bioavailbility? Amount of the drug and rate of absorbtion
How to treat: male soccer player age 20, post surgical infection, allergy to sulfur Flouroquinilones; cipro. Not sulfonimides like ganstrin(allery)
How to treat a 31 year old female with ulceritive colitis, currently pregnant Flouroquinilones or possible macrolides; not tetracyclines (crosses placental barrier) or aminoglycosides
How to treat: 25 year old male, post surgical infection from appendectomy, allergy to penicillin Macrlides like biaxin, no penicillin
How to treat: 67 year old male with pnuemonia, dialysis patient Penicillin ( broad spectrum) not sulfonimides (can cause kidney damage)
How to treat: 10 year old male,possible exposure to rabies, allergic to penicillin Antiviral like valtrex or macrolides; not penicillin or tetracycline
Give one example of how primative athletes enhanced their performance prior to modern pharmacology Arsentic, strycnine, mushrooms, peyote
What type of drug was given to German soldiers WW2 in order to improve their aggresiveness in combat Testosterone
What type of performance enhancing drug was Danish cyclist use when he died in 1952? Amphetamines
Which judicial case involved a collegiate diver who refused to participate in a drug test during a conference championship? NCAA vs Hill
What amendment is often cited as a reason why drug testing should be s allowed in high school? 4th amendment
All international athletes competing in olympic games are subject to drug testing during competition by what independent organization WADA
What category of antibiotics should not be given to children who are still growing? tetracyclines
Resistance to Penicillin and Cephalosporin antibiotics occur due to this enzyme which breaks down the chemical structure of penicillin? Beta-lactase, cephalosporinase or penicillinase
What category of antibiotic drugs has a high occurance of adverse effects related to light sensitivity and photophobia? tetracyclines
What category of antibiotics is commonly used to treat URI and skin infections but cause adverse effects to the liver and kidneys? aminoglycosides
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