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pharmacology

TermDefinition
Absorption process of how a drug moves into the systemic circulation
adverse effects
anaphylactic shock
bioavailability
bioequivalent
blood-brain barrier causes some drugs to be poorly distributed to the CNS because they must pass through it, protects the brain from many toxic substances, also helps to keep needed antibiotics from being able to treat CNS infections
brand name
complementary and alternative medicine (CAM)
computerized physician order entry (CPOE)
contraindicated
controlled substances drugs classified under the federal controlled substances act as having a potential for addiction or abuse
controlled substances act (CSA) 1970 federal US drug policy regulating manufacture, importation, possession, use, & distribution of certain substances (controlled substances)
distribution
drugs comes from natural sources, including plants, animals, and minerals, and others are artificially created.
drug dependency
drug enforcement administration (DEA) agency of federal government responsible for drug control enforcement.
drug intolerance cannot tolerate the medication anymore so you stop
drug tolerance used to the body and need more
enzyme induction
execration
generic name
habituation dependence on a drug
herbal supplement
idiosyncratic
inscription
lethal
medications
metabolism also called biotransformation, most occurs in liver, using same biochemical reactions and pathways affect minerals, nutrients, and vitamins.
over the counter (OTC)
pharmacists
pharmacokinetics study of drug movement through-out the body
pharmacology
polypharmacy
prophylactically
propriety name
side effects
signa (sig.)
subscription
superscription
superscription
synthetic
toxic
pharmacology
capitation patients are assigned a per-member, per-month payment based on age, race, sex, lifestyle, medical history, & benefit design.
managed care plans that provide health care in return for preset scheduled payments and coordinated care through a defined network of providers and hospitals
PPO an insured person does not need a PCP and go directly to a specialist without referrals
HMO a planned requires referrals to specialists, as well as precertification and preauthorization for hospital, admissions, outpatient procedures, and treatment
SCHEDULE I includes substances that have a high potential for abuse and currently no approved medical use in United States
SCHEDULE II Substances that have a high potential for abuse, are considered dangerous, and can lead to phycological and physical dependence
SCHEDULE III Includes substances that have a moderate to low potential for physical and psychological dependence (can refill)
SCHEDULE V Substances that contain limited quantities of some narcotics, usually for antidiarrheal, antitussive, and analgesic purposes (can refill)
SCHEDULE IV Includes substances that have a low potential for abuse and dependance (can refill)
ID intradermally
IM intramuscularly
INJ injection
IV intravenously
PO BY MOUTH
PR
SUBCUT/SUBQ
Anaphylactic shock life-threatening adverse reaction, usually to a drug, a certain food, or an insect bite or sting
Nsaids nonsteroidal anti-flammatory drug
CNS Central Nervous System
Created by: DiannaZA
 

 



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