Drug action phase
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| Pharmaceutic Phase (1st phase if meds taken orally) | 1.)Dissolution(dissolving of the smaller particles in the GI fluid before absorption) 2.)Disintegration (breakdown of a tablet into smaller particles)phase. 80% of drugs taken by mouth.
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| Pharmacokinetic Phase (2nd phase) | Movement of drug to achieve drug action: Absorption.
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| Pharmacodynamic Phase (last phase) | Drug concentration and effects on the body (action)
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| ADOPIE | A=Assessment D=Diagnosed O=observation P=planning I=implementation E=evaluation
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| Drugs are mostly detoxified through what? | liver and excreted in the urine and to a lesser extent, the feces.
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| Whats the 5 rights? | Patient,Drug,Dose,Time,Route,Documentation
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| How to give suppositories? | with patient lying on L side;remain on side 20 mins afterward
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