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Pharmacology 425 Final Exam Questions and Answers: A Comprehensive Review of Key Concepts, Exams of Pharmacology

A comprehensive overview of key concepts in pharmacology, covering drug interactions, pharmacokinetics, pharmacodynamics, drug administration routes, medication orders, and patient safety. It includes a series of questions and answers that can be used for studying and preparing for exams. Particularly useful for students in healthcare programs, as it covers essential topics related to drug administration and patient care.

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KUMC Pharmacology 425 Final Exam Questions And
Correct Answers!!
Pharmacology
study of drugs and their interactions with living organisms and human beings
3 general medical uses for drugs
prevent, diagnose, treat
3 names of a drug
chemical, generic, brand/trade
Function of FDA
-Approve drugs for market
-Issue drug warnings
-Remove drugs from the market
-Ensure that prescription drugs are safe and effective
Function of DEA
-Established to enforce the 1970 Controlled Substances Act
-Concerned only with controlled substances
-Enforces laws against drug activities, including illegal drug use, dealing, and
manufacturing
-Monitors need for changing the schedules of abused drugs
5 Categories of controlled substances
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Pharmacology study of drugs and their interactions with living organisms and human beings

3 general medical uses for drugs prevent, diagnose, treat

3 names of a drug chemical, generic, brand/trade

Function of FDA -Approve drugs for market -Issue drug warnings -Remove drugs from the market -Ensure that prescription drugs are safe and effective

Function of DEA -Established to enforce the 1970 Controlled Substances Act -Concerned only with controlled substances -Enforces laws against drug activities, including illegal drug use, dealing, and manufacturing -Monitors need for changing the schedules of abused drugs

5 Categories of controlled substances

-Based on potential for physical and psychological dependence -Regulated by DEA -Schedule I = HIGH potential for abuse, not available for medical use -Schedule V = LIMITED potential for abuse

Pharmacokinetics Study of how drugs move through the body in the processes or absorption, distribution, metabolism, and excretion

Pharmacodynamics Mechanism of action by which drugs produce their effects based on time and dose

Pharmacokinetic Process as they relate to the passage of drugs through the body

  1. Absorption
  2. Distribution
  3. Metabolism
  4. Excretion

Primary organ that metabolizes drugs Liver

Primary organ that excretes drugs Kidney

Adverse Effect Drug that has been correctly prescribed/administered

-Disadvantages: discomfort

Gastric tube (PEG) -medication given through tube inserted into the stomach -Pull and Push method

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Rectal -medication admin that enables absorption through highly vascularized mucosa of rectum -Advantages: bypasses digestive enzymes; prevents irritation to the upper GI tract -Disadvantages: Many meds not available in suppository form

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Parental routes -include anything other than the GI tract route -most common form is by injection

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Sublingual plugged under tongue

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Buccal placed between cheek and gingiva

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Dry powder inhaler devices that deliver a drug in powder form without a propellant or external power source

Metered-dose inhaler canisters of a propellant used to deliver a fine mist (aerosol) into the respiratory system

Nebulizer (vaporizer) apparatus that delivers a fine mist for inhalation

Intramuscular Injections medications given deep in large muscles

Intraarticular the administration of something into the joint

Intravenous placed into a vein

Intrathecal injected into the spinal canal

h.s. at bedtime

p.r.n. as needed

7 rights of drug administration -right drug -right form -right dose -right route -right time -right patient -right documentation

Types of tablets -scored -effervescent -enteric coated -slow/extended release -caplet -lozenge -troche

Intradermal injection into dermis, 10-15 degree angle

Subcutaneous injection into subcutaneous tissue, 45 degree angle

Intramuscular injection into muscle, 90 degree angle

Medication order written record of physician's orders to the pharmacist to dispense a drug to a patient who is IN the hospital or other healthcare facility

Prescription Order from a physician to a pharmacist, instructing the pharmacist on how to dispense a drug to a particular patient

Similarities between prescription and medication order same name of drug, strength, and form

Differences between prescription and medication order Quantity: Prescription = amount; medication oder = amount for 1 day -Refills: Prescription = # of refills needed: medication order: amount for 1 day

MAR (medication administration record) record in which the nurse charts any drugs administered to the patient -Patient, allergies -Drug name, strength, form, dose -Route, time -Administering persons' name

Congestive Heart Failure heart cannot pump blood effectiviley

edema swelling, fluid build up

angina chest pain, decreased blood flow to heart

anticoagulant prevention of blood clots

renal urinary/kidneys

incontinence unable to control urination

benign prostatic hyperplasia enlargement of the prostate

ulcers break down in mucous membrane

constipation inability to pass stool

GERD

gaastroespohageal reflux disease

emitting vomitting

antiemetics meds to stop vomiting

of lobs in lungs

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lobes of lungs per side 2 on left, 3 on right

productive cough mucous/wet

nonproducitive cough dry, not related to mucous

expectorant cough medicine

prophyalxis vent

epilepsy 2+ unprovoked seizures within 24 hours

anticonvulsants drug used to reduce occurance and severity of seizures

alzheimers disease disease of mental deterioration

immunosuppressants drug that suppresses immune response

NSAID

non steriodial anti inflam drugs

calcium mineral involved in bone strucutre and maintence

endocrine system

secrete horomones to maintain homeostatsis

diabete mellitus blood glucose is too high due to lack of natrually produced insulin

type 1 diabetes typically devlops in chilldhood or young adulthood, definitive insulin secretion

type 2 diabetes typically develops in adulthood, defeicitve insulin production

gestational diabetes diabetes occuring during pregnancy

hypoglycemia low blood glucose

-afil erecitile disfunction/PDE5 inhibitor

-afil meds Generic: avanfil, Sidena Brand: viagra

-ase dissolve blood closts/tissue plasmigoen activator

-ase drugs Generic: altepase Brand: Activase

-astine antihistamine/histamine blocking receptors (H1 recpetors)

-astine drugs Generic: aselastin; Brand: Asterpro

-asepam insomnia/benzos/sedative

-azepam generic meds temazaepam

-azepam Brand meds restoril

-azosin hypertension/alpha 1 receptor blockeer

-azosin generic drugs

Brand names -cyclovir Valtrex/Zovirx -dipine hypertension/calcium channel blocker Generic name for -dipine amlodipine brand names for -dipine Norvasc -dronate osteoprosis/bone resportion inhibitor -dronate generic name alendronate brand name for -dronate Fosamax -flylline/-phylline bronchodialator/xanthine bronchodialtor/asthma attack -fylline/-phylline generic names dyphylline brand names for -phylline/-fylline Lufyllin -gab/-gaba nerve pain reliver/anticonvulsants -gab/-gaba generic meds gabapentin -gab/-gaba Brand names Nueroontin -lukast

prevent asthma>not a treatment/luekotrine receptor blocker -lukast generic meds montelukast -lukast Brand meds Singular -mab rheumatoid arthiritc/monoclonal antibody -mab generic names: adaliumumab -mab Brand names Humira/Halima -olol beta blocker; hypertension

-olol generic names metoprolol

-olol brand names Lopressor

-olon/-onide prevents asthma/no treatment of heart attack

-olone/-onide generic names prednisolone

-olone/-onide brand names