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Updated 2026



What is prescriptive authority? Legal right to prescribe drugs



Is the Physicians Desk Reference No--it is not evidence-based and it is not
a updated
reliable source to use when
prescribing drugs?


What is the sunshine act? -part of the affordable care act
-limits providers on accepting gifts from
pharmaceutical companies
-reduces bias


What is pharmacology? -study of the drugs and their actions and
effects on
living things
-legal drugs, illegal drugs, prescription
drugs, OTC
drugs


How does the FDA define drugs -chemicals that have been proved for
that safety and
they approve? efficacy

,What must providers consider -the dose
when -the route of administration
prescribing? -indications
-side effects of consequence
-adverse effects
-contraindications
-significant drug-drug interactions
-appropriate monitoring
-treatment of side effects if necessary


What is pharmacokinetics? -how drugs move in the body and what the
body
does with it


How does pharmacokinetics -the route
influence prescribing? -the dosage needed
-dosing intervals


What are the 4 aspects of -absorption
pharmacokinetics? -distribution
-metabolism
-excretion


What affects bioavailability the PO administration
most?


What is a pro-drug? -a drug that needs to be metabolized to
become
"activated"

, What is the major organ of -Liver
metabolism? -Uses enzymes called "CYPs"
-these enzymes can induce or inhibit
metabolism


What is protein-binding? -drugs that have a high affinity for proteins
will bind
with them and therefore become unable to
bind to
receptor sites
-in order to activate receptors they must be
free
circulating molecules


What is the half-life of a drug? -how long it takes for a drug at its original
amount
to be reduced by 50%


Why is it important to know the -to help determine dosing intervals to
half- maintain
life of a drug? therapeutic levels


What is the first-pass effect? -alteration of the drug dose by metabolism
before
it reaches systemic circulation
-only happens with PO medications

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