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| Injection to skin, muscle,vein or body cavity. |
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| How is medication injested? |
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Absorebed through intestinal walls
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| stufy of of preperation, properties, uses and actions of drugs. |
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| severe allergic/hypersensivity reaction. |
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| Generic names are always... |
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written in lower case letters.
example. ampicillin |
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| drug that increases the production of urine |
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| stops the growth and kills bacteria |
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| creams applied to skin and mucus membrane |
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| physical/psychological dependance on and craving for a drug |
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| 3 most common side effects of drugs are... |
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| nausea, vomitting, diarrhea |
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| particles of drugs suspended in the air. |
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| drugs given for epilepsy. |
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| foxglove plant is the source of.... |
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| drug producing a hramful effect. |
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| drug that restores a regualr heart cycle. |
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| drug that excites and effects activity. |
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