Pharmacology Modual 1 Fundamentals

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dependence is a physiologic need for a drug; whereas dependence is a desire for the euphoric effect of the drug.

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__________ injections are injected directly into the blood.

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A(n) __________ administration route allows for rapid absorption via gases.

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Which of the following is the “ratio” between a therapeutic and toxic dose?

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Drugs grouped by similar characteristics are grouped into __________ classes.

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A patient with liver or kidney disease will have problems excreting the drug; therefore, the “half-life” of a drug will be increased.

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A teratogen is __________.

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Iatrogenic effects are:

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If it takes a smaller dose of morphine than codeine to achieve the same effect, then which is more potent?

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Pro-drugs are “inactive drugs” that become active after the body metabolizes them

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Schedule 5 (C-V) drugs have a higher abuse potential than Schedule 1 (C-I) drugs.

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This involves the study of the mechanism of drug action on different systems of the body.

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When the absorption rate of a drug equals its elimination rate from the body, this is called __________.

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What does “q.i.d.” mean?

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When the combined effect of 2 drugs is less than either alone, this indicates a(n) __________ effect.

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Which law speeds drug approval because of an eminent threat to public health?

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Which of the following drug names is copyright protected?

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drugs work at multiple receptors to initiate widespread effects; whereas drugs work at specific receptors for a specific effect.

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Which phase of drug development looks for adverse effects before the drug is put on the market?

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Which pregnancy category indicates no risk to the fetus?

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Pharmacology Modual 1 Fundamentals

Pharmacology Modual 1 Fundamentals

__________ dependence is a physiologic need for a drug; whereas __________ dependence is a desire for the euphoric effect of the drug.

__________ injections are injected directly into the blood.

A(n) __________ administration route allows for rapid absorption via gases.

Which of the following is the “ratio” between a therapeutic and toxic dose?

Drugs grouped by similar characteristics are grouped into __________ classes.

A patient with liver or kidney disease will have problems excreting the drug; therefore, the “half-life” of a drug will be increased.

A teratogen is __________.

Iatrogenic effects are:

If it takes a smaller dose of morphine than codeine to achieve the same effect, then which is more potent?

Pro-drugs are “inactive drugs” that become active after the body metabolizes them

Schedule 5 (C-V) drugs have a higher abuse potential than Schedule 1 (C-I) drugs.

This involves the study of the mechanism of drug action on different systems of the body.

When the absorption rate of a drug equals its elimination rate from the body, this is called __________.

What does “q.i.d.” mean?

When the combined effect of 2 drugs is less than either alone, this indicates a(n) __________ effect.

Which law speeds drug approval because of an eminent threat to public health?

Which of the following drug names is copyright protected?

__________ drugs work at multiple receptors to initiate widespread effects; whereas __________ drugs work at specific receptors for a specific effect.

Which phase of drug development looks for adverse effects before the drug is put on the market?

dependence is a physiologic need for a drug; whereas dependence is a desire for the euphoric effect of the drug.

drugs work at multiple receptors to initiate widespread effects; whereas drugs work at specific receptors for a specific effect.