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Week 2 Terms Ch.3&4

TermDefinition
Amphetamines frequently abused as a stimulant medication: used to treat medical conditions of narcolepsy and eating disorders.
Analgesic used to relieve acute or chronic pain
Antianxiety substances that reduce or relieve anxiety
Antibiotic used to kill/stop the growth of bacteria in the body
Anticholinergic inhibits hypersecretion and G.I. motility
Anticoagulant stops blood clotting (blood thinner)
Anticonvulsant stops brain nerve firing to suppress convulsive seizures
Antidepressant helps maintain proper hormone balance levels to decrease depressive moods
Antidiarrheal relieves and decreases G.I. activity that produces diarrhea
Antimetic relieves nausea and vomiting
Antifungal kills fungus growing in or on the body
Antihistamine stops the effect of histamine release that causes sneezing, watery eyes, and congestion
Anti-hypertensive work to lower blood pressure
Anti-inflammatory reduce and relieve inflammation
Antineoplastic used to kill cancer cells
Antipyretic relieves and lowers a high fever
Antispasmodic relieves stomach muscle spasms
Antitussive relieves a severe cough
Antiviral drugs that fight viral infections in the body
Benzodiazepine treats anxiety disorders
Bronchodilator relaxes the bronchial smooth muscles in the respiratory system
Corticosteroids used to prevent minor asthma attacks or to treat severe attacks
Decongestant shrinks the mucous membranes that produce congestion
Diuretic increases the water output in the kidneys; reduces water retention in the body
Expectorant removes mucous from the upper respiratory system
Histamine (H2) Blocker reduce acid secretion by blocking histamine from reaching the H2 receptor
Hypnotic relaxes the central nervous system to produce sleep
Muscle Relaxant treats involuntary, painful contraction of muscles by slowing the passage of nerve signals that cause pain
Narcotic potentially highly abused as a pain reliever, causing dependency
Non-Steroidal Anti-inflammatory angents substances that inhibit the production of the enzymes necessary for the synthesis of prostaglandins, reducing pain and inflammation
Proton Pump Inhibitors reduce gastric acid build-up by blocking the release of protons by proton pumps
Sedative relieves anxiety and tension; calms and relaxes
Stimulant class of medications that are intended to increase alertness and physical activity
Vasodilator causes the blood vessels to widen
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