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| Which of the following is a drug generic name? |
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| Whch agency holds the legal responsiblility for deciding whether a drug may be distributed & sold? |
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| The combination of two drugs can cause an effect that is greater than the sum of the individual of each... |
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| Suppositories are inserted? |
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| Drugs are swallowed & absorbed through the intestinal tract: |
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| Drugs are injected througha syringe into a muscle, vein, or body cavity: |
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| Drugs are applied on the skin: |
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| A type of hypersensitivity reaction |
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| Drugs that block release of a substance that causes allergic reactions are called? |
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| This is known as a an Analgesic drug |
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| This acts as a Cardiovascular drug |
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| This is a Anticoagulant drug |
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| What two act as a Stimulant drug |
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| What is the effect of a diuretic? |
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| Lowers blood pressure by promioting fluid excretion from the kidney |
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| Penicillin is an example of which type of drug? |
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| A drug that works against fever is known as? |
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| Drugs that control anxiety & severe disturbances of behaivor: |
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| Drugs used to relieve pain, induce sleep, & suppres cough? |
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| Drugs that produce loss of sensation throughtout the entire body |
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| Drugs used to treat epilepsy? |
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| Commerical name for a drug,trademark or trade name? |
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| Exaggreated hypersensitivity reaction to a previously encounterd drug of foreign protein? |
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| Physical & psycohological dependence on & craving for a drug? |
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| Paarticles of a drug suspened in air |
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| Chemical formula for a drug |
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| Factor in the patient's condition that prevents the use of a particlular drug or treatment. |
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| Legal, noncommerical name for a drug? |
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| Combination of two drugs gives less than an additive effect |
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| Agent given to counteract an unwanted effect of a drug |
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| Drug action in which the combination of two similar drugs is equal to the sum of the effect of each. |
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| Location for preparing & dispensing drugs |
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| Specialist in preparing & dispensing drugs |
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| Unexpected effect produced in a particularyly sensitive individual but not seen in most patients |
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| Study of the effects & strenght of a drug within the body. |
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| Drugs are inserted throug the anus into the rectum? |
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| Study of the preparation, properties, uses, & actions of drugs |
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| Target substance with which a drug interacts in the body |
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| Instrument for introducing or withdrawing fluids from the body |
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| Combination of two drugs casues an effect that is greater than the sum of the individual effect of each drug alone |
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| Drug products are listed & described in this book |
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P. D. R.
Physicians' Desk Reference |
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| Caculation of drug concentration in itissues & body fluids over a period of time. |
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| Governmental agency having the legal responsibility for enforcing proper drug manufacture & clinical use |
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F. D. A.
Food & Drug Administration |
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| Drugs are given by placement under the tongue |
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| Adverse reaction that routinely results from use of a drug |
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| Substance found in foods & essential in small quantities for growth & good health |
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| Harmful effects of a drug |
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| Larger & larger drug doses must be given to achieve the desired effect |
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| Drug that promotes vomiting |
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| Derug that produces sleep or a trance -like state |
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| Drug that relieves constipation |
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| Drug that is antiarrhythmic, antihypertensive, & antianginal; blocks receptors in blood vessels |
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| Hormone from the adrenal cortex that raises blood sugar & reduces inflammation |
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| Drug that increase production of urine & reduces the volume of blood in the body; lowers blood pressure |
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| Centeral nervous system stimulant |
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| Drug that produced by a plant or microorganism, which has the ability to inhibit or destroy foreign organisms |
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| Drug that blocks the entrance of calcium into heart muscle & lining of blood vessels; antihypertensive, antiarrhythmic, & antianginal drug |
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| Reduces estrogen in the blood by blocking an enzyme |
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| Reduces the ability of thrombocytes to stick together & form a clot |
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| Drug that excites & prometes activity; caffeine & amphetamines are examples |
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| Drug that controls anxiety & servere disturbances of behavior |
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| Drug that relieves constipation; strong cathartic & laxative |
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| Habit-forming drug that relieves pain by producing stupor or insensibility; morphine and opium are examples |
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| Secretion from an endocrine gland in the neck; stimulates cellular metabolism |
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| Female hormone that stimulates the uterine lining during pregnancy |
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| A midly hypnotic drug that relaxes without necessarily producing sleep |
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| Drug that is effective in preventing symptoms of allergy |
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| Condition of lack of feeling or sensation; |
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| pertaining to under the skin |
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| a drug that widens bronchial tubes |
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| Effect of combination of two drugs is geater than each drug alone |
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| Unexpected effect of a drug (peculiar to an individual): |
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| Particles of drug suspended in air: |
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| Blocks the action of a substance produced in tissues (activated in allergic responses) |
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| Adverse effect related to being produced by a treatment |
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| Pertaining to under the tongue |
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| Pertaining to under the skin |
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| Antibiotic drug produced from a red mold |
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| Pertaining to against fever |
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| Pertaining to within the sheath ( of the brain & spineal cord) |
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| Pertaining to against itching |
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Pertainng to drug that is against life
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| Pertaining to other than through the insteine |
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| Exaggerated hypersnsitivity reaction |
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| Pertaining to when the effect of two drugs is greater than either alone |
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| Pertaining to within a vein |
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| A factor that prevent the use of a drug or treatment |
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| A drug that widens a blood vessel |
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| Agent given to counteract an unwanted effect of a drug |
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| Substance found in foods that is necessary for good health & life |
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| Study of how drugs interact with subcellular parts |
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| Use of drugs in the treatment of disease |
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| Study of the harmful effects of drugs |
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