Rx Week 1
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pharmacology | the study of drugs and their uses
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pharmacodynamics | the study of how the body respond to drugs
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pharmacokinetics | the absorption, distribution, metabolism, & excretion of drugs
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Anatomy | the study of body parts
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physiology | the science that deals with the function of cells, tissues, and organs of living organisms
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pathology | the study of how drugs change the course of disease
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drug | a chemical substance used in the diagnosis, treatment, cure, or prevention of a disease
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therapeutic effect | the desired or predicted physiological response the drug causes
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side effects | a drug's desirable or undesirable effects apart from the primary reason for giving the drug
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major sources of drugs | plants, animals, minerals, and chemicals
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plant source | the wildflower foxglove; from which digitalis is made
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animal source | insulin extracted from an animal source ( pig/cow)
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mineral source | sodium chloride is derived from a mineral source
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chemical source | Bactrim and Septra are synthetic drugs made from chemical sources
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seven uses of drugs | prevention, treatment, diagnosis, cure, contraceptive, health maintenance, palliative
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drug standards | are certain rules that products must meet
required by law
law states that all preparations called by the same drug name must be uniform strength, quality, and purity
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drug standards are necessary | * drugs differ in strength, quality, purity
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chemical name | describes the chemical composition and molecular structure of the drug
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generic name | is the official non-proprietary name assigned by the drug manufacturer with the approval of the United States Adopted Names (USAN)Council
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official name | usually the same as the generic name
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brand/trade name | A.K.A=proprietary name is the name under which the drug is sold by a specific manufacturer
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3 drug references | * Physicians desk reference (PDR)
*United States Pharmacopia Dispensing information (USPDI)
*handbook of non prescription drugs
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drug card | drug name, classification, action, use, dose, interactions, side effects
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3 major drug laws | *Orphan drug act 1983
*nutrition facts of 1992
*drug regulation & reform Act of 1978
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federal agencies that enforce drug laws | food and drug administrations
drug enforcement administrations
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health care workers need to know drug laws | knowing the laws helps health workers protect themselves from errors and possible lawsuits, provide patient education, and enhance patient safety
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