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1) What can medications do? substitute something the body lacks (insulin, hormones, electrolytes). ➕ Replace -Treat the cause
2)What can medications do? Increase a body process that's too weak ⬆️ Stimulate- Alter physiology
3)What can medications do? Decrease a body process that's too active ⬇️ Suppress- Alter physiology
4) What can medications do? Prevent a receptor or pathway from working 🚧 Block (Antagonize)-Alter physiology
5)What can medications do? Act like the body's natural chemical messenger 🎭 Mimic (Agonize)- Alter physiology
6)What can medications do? Kill pathogens or abnormal cells 🦠 Destroy- Treat the cause
7)What can medications do? Eliminate harmful substances or excess fluid 🧹 Remove-Treat the cause
8)What can medications do ?Change how the disease/illness functions 🔄 Alter desise/illness
9)What can medications do? Reduce symptoms without curing the cause 😌 Relieve-Manage symptoms
10)What can medications do? Stop disease before it starts 🛡️ Prevent- Treat the cause
name for ingredient that treats the patient? API Active Pharmaceutical Ingredient
name for Inactive ingredient that helps make the medication Excipient
1)right for WRITING DOWN the exact details of the DRUG to the painted( on the bottle or on receipt) Right documentation 📝
2)right for VERIFYING WITH THE PATIENT that the prescribed medication actually ALIGNS with the patient's diagnosed condition or medical history. (before patent leaves with drug) Right Reason 🎯
3)right that requires practitioners to ASSESE how a patient physically and therapeutically REACTS to a medication AFTER it is administered( after or drug patents dose time) Right get Response 📊
4)right for EDUCATE the patient about drug and diseases? Right Education 🎓
5)right that allows Patient to DECLINE treatment? Right to Refuse ✋
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