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vc lvn essentials of meds test

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stimulant (examples given in class)   caffeine, adderall  
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antiviral   medication used to treat viruses, for example HIV, herpes  
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antacid   agent that neutralizes gastric hydrochlorine  
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when must drug names be capitalized?   trade name  
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when will the drug names be in lowercase?   generic  
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drug   a substance taken into the body that affects bodily functions  
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trade name   given by drug company differentiated from generic name  
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chemical name   the formula of the drug  
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OTC   over the counter  
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PDR   physicians drug reference  
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DEA   drug enforcement administration  
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what are drug standards   all preparations called by the same name must be of uniform  
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what is the 1906 pure food drug act   1st legislation in the U.S.  
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antitussives   cough suppressant  
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legend drug   federal law prohibits dispensing without a prescription.  
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know who and who can't write prescriptions for meds   Dentists, veterinarians, physicians, PA, RNPs, RPHs  
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know what the different parts in color are for in the PDR   White-(company or manufacture index) Pink-(trade and generic name index alphabetical)  
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what did the 1906 pure food and drug act require?   all drugs to meet minimal standards of strength, quality and purity (label container if dangerous)  
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what is the 1906 pure food and drug act for?   protects consumer for what they buy  
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therapeutic effect   a drug that someone takes that will help with therapy. examples tylenol, ibuprofen  
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antidepressants   medications used to treat patients with various types of depression sometimes called mood elevators  
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brand name   generic  
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FDA   food and drug administration  
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rules of nurses giving narcotics   must have keys to open area where narcotics are kept. must log information in book.  
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rules of nurses for wasting narcotics   wasting meds you must have a witness watch you dispose of any meds/you and the witness will need to sign the waste log  
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controlled substance act   established the DEA set tighter controls on specific group of drugs. Those being abused by society.  
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Lethal Effect   Effect of the medication that can be lethal if given (death)  
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toxic effect   allergic reaction to a medication that will cause a toxic effect.  
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generic name   common name-differentiated from trade name by initial lowercase letter.  
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remember many anti-inflammatories drugs have to be used with caution because they cause stomach upset, burning or irritation   acetaminophen, ibuprofen  
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trade name   name given by a company copyrighted differentiated from generic name by capitalized initial letter.  
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anticonvulsants   schedule IV phenobarbitol helps with seizures  
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USP/NF   United States Pharmacopeia/National formulary  
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antipyretic   fever reducer (tylenol, aspirin)  
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antihypertensive   blood pressure meds  
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analgesic   relieves pain (tylenol, demerol, aspirin)  
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antihistamines   allergy meds  
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antibiotic   kill infection  
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prototype drug   model example a drug that typifies the characteristics of that classification  
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pharmacology   study of drugs and their origin, nature, properties and effects on living organism.  
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anorexiants   appetite suppressants  
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pharmokinetics   what happens to the drug as it moves throughout the body  
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who can dispense and manufacture a controlled drug   dispense-must have a DEA # Manufacture-Pharmaceutical companies.  
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