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Pharmacology

is the study of drugs and action on living organisms.

Generic

is the official name.

Trade Name

selected by a specific company for marketing purposes.

Chemical

is the Scientific Name. Is not used as often.

Controlled Substance Act

Regulates drugs that have potential for abuse.

DEA

Drug Enforcement Agency

Teratogen

drug or substance that causes abnormal development of the fetus, leading to deformities.

Pharmaceutic Phase

dissolution of the drug. Is only with oral medications.

Pharmacokinetic Phase

activities within the body after a drug is administered.

,Pharmacodynamic Phase

Drug Action and effect within the body

What are the 3 drug activities within the body

-Pharmaceutic Phase

-Pharmacokinetic Phase

-Pharmacodynamic

Pharmacokinetics

Activities within the body after a drug has been administered.

Examples of Pharmacokinetics

Absorption, Distribution, Biotransformation (Metabolism) , Excretion, Half Life

Where are a majority of medications metabolized ?

In the Liver

Half Life

Time Required for the body to eliminate 50% of the drug.

It takes how long to eliminate 98% of a drug from the body?

5 to 6 half lives

Why do you use caution with patients that have kidney and liver disease?

Because the liver metabolizes the drug, and the kidney helps with the excretion of the

medication.

Pharmacodynamic Phase

, Action of the drug and effect within the body.

Primary/Therapeutic Effect

is the desired effect

Secondary Effects

All other effects whether desired or not.

If the half life of a drug is shorter than you would

give more medication so that it will stay over 50% and stay in the therapeutic range.

No matter what the route

the medication will make it into the blood stream

Agonist

Drugs that bind with receptor to produce a therapeutic response.

Partial Binding leads to a

less response

Antagonist

joins with receptor to prevent action of agonist. It prevents a pharmacologic effect.

Adverse Drug Reaction

Is an Undesirable drug effect. Can be life threatening, or can be common

Drug Idiosyncracy

Unusual or abnormal reaction to a drug. Reaction is different from one normally expected.

Allergic Drug Reaction

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