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Pharmacology | HSC - Medical Terminology, Quizzes of Medical Sciences

Class: HSC - Medical Terminology; Subject: Health Sciences; University: York Technical College; Term: Forever 1989;

Typology: Quizzes

2011/2012

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TERM 1
How are drugs administered?
DEFINITION 1
10 ways drugs are administered1. Intravenous 10. Topical2.
Oral3. Buccal4. Sublingual5. rectal6. Intramuscular7.
Transdermal8. Subcutaneous9. Inhalational
TERM 2
What are pharmacokinetics?
DEFINITION 2
REMEMBER ADMEA. Absorption- entra nce of drugs through skin,
intestine, veinsD. Distribution- Moving of drug from the
bloodstream into body tissues and fluid sM. Metabolism- chemical
reactions the drug undergoes in the body.E. Excretion- elimination
( removing) of drug from the body thro ugh the bile, urine, breath,
skin.The processing of drugs as they m ove thru our body ( kine)
means movement
TERM 3
What are chemical names of drug?
DEFINITION 3
-complex; describe drugs molecular structure
TERM 4
What are the official names of drugs?
DEFINITION 4
- Given by the Federal Drug Administration (FDA) upon
approval; capitalized
TERM 5
What are the trade and brand names of
drugs?
DEFINITION 5
- are propriety and assigned and registered by the drugs
manufacturer, capitalized.
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How are drugs administered?

10 ways drugs are administered1. Intravenous 10. Topical2. Oral3. Buccal4. Sublingual5. rectal6. Intramuscular7. Transdermal8. Subcutaneous9. Inhalational TERM 2

What are pharmacokinetics?

DEFINITION 2 REMEMBER ADMEA. Absorption- entrance of drugs through skin, intestine, veinsD. Distribution- Moving of drug from the bloodstream into body tissues and fluidsM. Metabolism- chemical reactions the drug undergoes in the body.E. Excretion- elimination ( removing) of drug from the body through the bile, urine, breath, skin.The processing of drugs as they move thru our body ( kine) means movement TERM 3

What are chemical names of drug?

DEFINITION 3 -complex; describe drugs molecular structure TERM 4

What are the official names of drugs?

DEFINITION 4

  • Given by the Federal Drug Administration (FDA) upon approval; capitalized TERM 5

What are the trade and brand names of

drugs?

DEFINITION 5

  • are propriety and assigned and registered by the drugs manufacturer, capitalized.

What are the generic names of drugs?

  • non propriety, simple, not capitalized TERM 7

What are the two categories of drug

classification?

DEFINITION 7

  1. Require a physicians prescription to obtain (Rx)2. Purchased over the counter (OTC) TERM 8

In what three ways are drugs classified

beyond the above two categories?

DEFINITION 8 Within these categories they are further classified by:1. Body system they treat respiratory medication nervous system medication, etc. 2.Drug Use or function narcotic analgesics, antidepressants, etc.

  1. Chemical Makeup aminoglycosides estrogens opioids, etc. TERM 9

Analgesic

DEFINITION 9 is a drug that relieves pain TERM 10

antibiotic

DEFINITION 10 is a drug that slows down or stops the growth of bacteria, fungi, or parasites.

cardiovascular drug

is a drug that acts to increase the efficiency of the heart and blood vessels TERM 17

emetic

DEFINITION 17 is a drug that induces vomiting TERM 18

endocrine

DEFINITION 18 stimulates the naturally occurring hormones such as estrogens TERM 19

gastrointestinal drugs

DEFINITION 19 are drugs such as antiulcer, antacid, antinauseant, antidiarrheal, laxative, or cathartic, used to relive uncomfortable or possibly dangerous gastrointestinal symptoms TERM 20

sedatives

DEFINITION 20 include hypnotics and barbiturates, which are drugs that relax an individual by depressing the central nervous system

tranquilizer

is a drug that is used to control anxiety TERM 22

Antidepressant

DEFINITION 22 is a drug that elevates mood and treats symptoms of depression