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Pharmacology 13-14

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A new order is required for the drug to be continued after a specific time that has been established by the institution. automatic stop policy
What are the two classifications of drugs that are examples of an automatic stop policy? antibiotics and narcotics
What are the five ways that a drug can be applied to mucous membranes? suppositories, enemas, intranasal preparations, opthalmic preparations, ear preparations
What are the five ways that a drug can be parenterally administered? intradermal, subcutaneous, intramuscular, intravenous, intra-arterial
What are the four ways of administration for systemic effect? oral, sublingual, inhaled, parenteral
What are the two local effects? application to skin, and application to mucous membranes
Lists of known value, strength, quality and ingredients of various drugs. Drug standards
USP United States Pharmacopoeia/National Formulary
Schedule I heroin
Schedule II morphine
Schedule III nalorphine
Schedule IV phenobarbitol
Schedule V lomotil
The field of pharmacology that involves using living cells, usually altered cultures of Escherichia coli, to manufacture drugs. Biotechnology
ac before meals
au each ear
bid twice a day
DC discontinue, discharge
gm gram
gt a drop
hs at bedtime
IM intramuscularly
IU International Unit
od right eye
os left eye
pc after meals
PO by mouth
prn as needed
q2h every 2 hours
q3h every 3 hours
qid 4 times a day
RX take
stat immediately
Created by: pmylin
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