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General Pharmacology Vocabulary

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Vocabulary
Definition
show Study of drugs and their action on living organisms.  
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Chemical name   show
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show Name given to a drug before it becomes official; may be used in all countries, by all manufactgurers; it is not capitalized.  
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show Name listed in TheUnited States Pharmacopoepia-National Formulary; may be the same as the generic.  
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Trade name (brand name)   show
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show a specialized large group of molecules that are linked together that attaches or binds to the drug molecule.  
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show drugs that bind with a receptor to produce a therapeutic response.  
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Antagonists   show
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Pharmacokinetics   show
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Absorption   show
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Distribution   show
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show the process by which a drug is converted by the liver to inactive compounds through a series of chemical reactions.  
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Excretion   show
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show refers to the time required for trhe body to eliminate 50% of the drug.  
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show (side effects) when they are given a drug.  
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show This occurs from drug administration when the body views the drug as a foriegn substance or an antigen.  
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Drug Tolerance   show
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synergism   show
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antagonist drug reactuib   show
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bronchospasm   show
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clinical pharmacology   show
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enteral   show
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intradermal   show
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show method of parenteral drug delivery where drugs are injected into layers of muscle beneath the skin  
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show method of parenteral drug delivery where drugs are injected into the venous circulation  
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mechanism of action   show
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oral   show
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parasympathetic nervous system   show
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show the major route by which drugs enter the body by a way other than the digestive tract, usually by injection  
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peripheral nervous system   show
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show the science of preparing and dispensing drugs  
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show the study of how the body responds to drugs and natural substances  
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show medical reference summary indicating standards of drug purity, strength, and directions for synthesis  
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pharmacotherapeutics   show
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show the power or strength of a drug at a specified concentration or dose  
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show method of enteral drug delivery where drugs are administered by way of the rectum  
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scheduled drug   show
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secretion   show
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somatic nervous system   show
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subcutaneous   show
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sublingual   show
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sympathetic nervous system   show
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show the route by which drugs are placed directly onto the skin and mucous membranes  
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show method of drug delivery, usually by a patch, where drugs are absorbed across the layers of the skin for the purpose of entering the bloodstream  
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show method of topical drug delivery where drugs are applied directly to mucosal membranes, including the nasal and respiratory pathways and reproductive openings  
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