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Kaylie K

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A drug that binds to a receptor and stimulates its function is said to be a(n) _______________ drug. agonist
The time between onset and disappearance of drug effects is called the: duration.
If a physician orders a drug to be given "as needed", it is called: PRN
A drug that enhances the effect of another drug is called: synergist.
A drug given "three times a day" is indicated by the abbreviation ___________________. tid
Intramuscular injections must be inserted into the skin at what angle? 90 degree
Prescriptions must include all of the following information EXCEPT: patient’s social security number.
How is an order for a drug to be given three times a day indicated on a prescription? tid
Drugs derived from cattle in called _____________ while drugs derived from hogs is called _______________. bovine, porcine
Which one of the following is NOT used for the classification of drugs? Source of origin
Drugs must belong to only one drug classification. False
An agent that is nephrotoxic is damaging to the: kidneys.
What drug is given as an antidote to warfarin? Vitamin K
Select the site that is NOT a primary sites for intramuscular injection. Triceps
Which one of the following abbreviations indicates that a drug is to be given orally? PO
The study of drugs derived from natural sources is called: pharmacognosy.
Why would a local anesthetic, injected into an infected wound, not produce the intended effect? Because the local anesthetic could not reach the site of action
Demerol is an example of a: synthetic drug.
Many antibiotics used in surgery come in _________ form and must be reconstituted. Powder
If a drug is contraindicated for a patient, this means the: patient should not take the drug.
Which one of the following types of drug binds to receptor site proteins and then inhibits a response? Antagonist
The study of what drugs do to the body or how drugs affect the body is called: pharmacodynamics.
All are terms used to describe the body's response or reaction to medications EXCEPT: contraindication.
What does tid mean? Three times per day
Most drugs are excreted and eliminated by the: kidneys.
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