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"Action"
Drug given to reduce toxic effect of Morphine?
What is the generic name?
How is it given? |
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"Action"
When a patient over or under reacts to medication it is called? |
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"Action"
Predictable unintended secondary effect? |
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side effect
Ex; likely to happen
don't want them too
but happens due to side effects |
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"Action"
Type of effect achieved when two meds are combined is greater then the effects of meds that is given separately? |
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synergistic effect
Ex; alcohol & barbiturates=different
Tylenol w/ codeine=different |
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"Action"
Type of effect achieved when two meds are combined is less then the effects of meds that is given separately? |
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"Action"
Type of effect achieved when two meds are combined and work the same and put them together is called? |
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"Action"
Time it takes secretions to lower the serum medication concentration to 50%? |
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Allergic reactions |
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left eye
sinister=evil eye
is bad eye |
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Abbrev.
q.i.d. or q6h |
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Med info
Flat round form that dissolves in the month to release the drug? |
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MED INFO
Allows medication to be absorbed thru the skin? |
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transdermal
Topical-can be for eyes, ears, mouth, nose. |
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MED INFO
Solid meds in the shape of pellet into body cavity? |
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suppository
*Note-not all suppositories are given rectally, can be given vaginally. |
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MED INFO
Type of oral capsule made to dissolve in the small intestine instead of the stomach? |
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Enteric coated
*Note-do not crush, chew or soak off coating. |
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MED INFO
Medication in a powder, liquid or oil that is encased in a gelatin shell? |
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Allergic reactions
What is the term for itching? |
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Jeopardy
What are adventitious (bad) lung sounds that result from broncho constriction(airway collapsing)? |
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Allergic reactions
Severe allergic reactions? |
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Jeopardy
Inflammation of the nasal mucous membrane that results in a runny nose? |
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-effect of body on the drug
-movement of drug molecules into body in relation to absorption, distribution, metabolism, excretion. |
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passage of medication molecules into the blood from the site of administration?
What are some sites we can use? |
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absorption
-IV, IM, Sublingual |
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| Vascularity of tissue & organs |
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-distribution
-perfusion
-circulation |
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Where does most metabolism occur?
What is it called when liver is damaged & inflamed? |
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liver
-hepatitis
-hepatotoxicity |
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Removal medication by products from the body?
Where does this usually happen? |
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excretions
-kidney's, bowel(poop it out), Skin(sweat it out), breast milk, breath it out. |
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| Serum protein which many medication binds? |
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albumin
*Note-When your albumin levels are low you are risk for toxicity. |
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| Serum protein which many medication bind? |
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albumin(low protein)
Note-when your albumin levels are low you are risk for toxicity. When the drug is bound it is not active. When the drug is unbound/free floating that's when it is very active. |
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without restraint, freely
Ex; diaper rash |
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5 rights
Anita, Michael, Anne, Alicia |
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5 rights
oral, rectal, intrabdominal |
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5 rights
10mg, 20mEq, grains |
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5 rights
Morphine, Lasix, Xanax |
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Minimum blood serum concentration of a drug. The least amount?
What types of drugs do we measure on troughs? |
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| Time it takes for a drug to produce a response? |
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| onset=how long it takes effect |
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| Highest effective concentration of a drug? |
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| Time of a drug is present & concentration great enough to produce a response? |
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| duration=how long it stays active in you system. |
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| Concentration of a drug reached & maintained after repeated fixed doses? |
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| Direction the oracle must be pulled to straighten the ear canal on an adult? |
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| Direction the oracle must be pulled to straighten the ear canal on an child < 3 years old.? |
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Collection of a large amount of medication within the tissues & appears as a hard, painful lump under the skin?
Hint-You gave med & it's just sat there. |
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| Type of neddle that must be used when drawing up meds from a glass ample? |
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filter needle.
Filters out glass shards so not to inject into pt. |
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| Way to administer IM med to minimize tissue irritation? |
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| Not taking meds as prescribed due to mental deterioration or unable to afford them? |
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| non compliant, new term is non adherent. |
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Taking several medications to treat several disorders at the same time?
What age group is most at risk? |
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