Chapter 1-drug/agents & Factors Flashcards
A drug information source that would be most appropriate to use to identify an unknown drug products by its appearance
PDR
Provides color pictures of many drugs to facilitate the ID of unknown drug products
Pharmacology
Study of history, sources and physical and chemical properties of drugs
How drugs affect living system
A device used to estimate body surface area based on a clients height and weight is a
Nomogram
A chart that permits estimation of BSA from height and weight data
If the half life of an antibiotic is 6 hours, the percentage of the original dose that will remain in a clients body 24 hours after a single dose has been administered is
6.25
As each 6 hour interval ( 1 half life ) elapses, the drug concentration in the body is further reduced by 50% of what it was at the beginning of the interval
Legend drug
Labeled with caution, federal law prohibits dispensing without a prescription
All prescription drugs are legend drugs
Abnormal reactivity that is based on genetic factors and may occur with the first exposure to a drug is known as
Idiosyncratic effect which is a adverse reaction
Pharmacodynamics
The study of biochemical and physiological effects of drugs as well as their mechanism of action
Soft gelatin capsule most commonly employed in encapsulating
Liquid drugs
Designed to encapsulate liquid medication
Liquid medicinal product that contains both oil and water
Emulsion
The controlled substance act classifies drugs according to their potential for abuse and it also
Regulates the manufacture and distribution of drugs that may cause dependence
Secretion of a drug into the renal tubule occurs at
Proximal tubule
Process by which a drug passes into the fluids of the body is
Absorption
Process by which the drug passes from the site of administration into the body fluids that will carry it to its site of action
Drug molecules that are bound to plasma protein are
Pharmacologically inactive
Unable to elicit effort until the active levels fall
The minimal level of a drug required to elicit a pharmacological response is
Minimum effective concentration
When the effect of one drug are potentiated or diminished is called
Drug interaction
Acetaminophen with codeine is considered
Schedule III agent
Controlled substance
Legend drug
Necessary when measuring the plasma concentration of a drug
Age and weight
Clients renal, hepatic,& cardiovascular functioning status
Clients use of other medications
Which drug can green tea effect due to having vitamin k
Warfarin
Clients with concern for medication payments
There are agencies that provide assistance such as PPA
The use of the antibiotic is
Curative
They are given to cure an infection
Suspension form drug
Shake throughly
Microsomal enzymes are important factor in which drug therapy
Bio transformation
They originate in the smooth endoplasmic reticulum if the liver and are necessary for metabolism or biotransformation
A client with renal insufficiency and is taking a lot of medication
Client may need to have lower dosages due to the risk of accumulation of the medications
patient is taking a medication to increase the time it takes to clot her blood (anticoagulant) has a long history of using herbal agents what statements show patient needs further training
I can continue to use garlic for a dietary supplement to decrease my cholesterol
* garlic has shown to increase the risk of bleeding