pseudoaddciction
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drug-seeking behavior caused by need for better pain relief
controlled substances act
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(1970) defined drug abuse and drugs that may be abused. control for
distribution, storage, and uses
federal food, drug, and cosmetic act
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(1938) test drug toxicity, ability to recall drugs, only safe drugs receive FDA
approval, gave FDA power
P-450 system
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hepatic microsomal enzyme system, exhibit genetic variability among
individuals and racial groups
cardinal signs of inflammation
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1. redness
2. heat
3. swelling
4. pain/tenderness
5. loss of function
-pyrexia, leukocytosis
PEDIATRICS
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, 1. premature infants
2. full-term infants
3. neonates
4. infant
5. children
6. adolescents
opioid
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morphine like med that produces pain relief; natural, semi-synthetic and
synthetic meds that relieve pain by binding to opioid receptors in the NS
nociception
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processing of pain signals in the brain that gives rise to the feeling of pain
non-opioid (ASA, NSAIDs, acetaminophen)
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meds. that reduce inflammation/pain from injured tissue; exert analgesic,
anti-inflammatory, and antipyretic effects
, potency
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the AMOUNT of drug necessary to produce the desired effect
anticholinergic agents
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inhibit action of ACh, blocking the parasympathetic stimulus and
sympathetic (adrenergic) system will dominate
alpha 1
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1. vasoconstriction of blood vessels
2. increase blood return to heart
3. increase BP
drug sensitivity in the elderly results from...
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drug-seeking behavior caused by need for better pain relief
controlled substances act
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(1970) defined drug abuse and drugs that may be abused. control for
distribution, storage, and uses
federal food, drug, and cosmetic act
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(1938) test drug toxicity, ability to recall drugs, only safe drugs receive FDA
approval, gave FDA power
P-450 system
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hepatic microsomal enzyme system, exhibit genetic variability among
individuals and racial groups
cardinal signs of inflammation
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1. redness
2. heat
3. swelling
4. pain/tenderness
5. loss of function
-pyrexia, leukocytosis
PEDIATRICS
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, 1. premature infants
2. full-term infants
3. neonates
4. infant
5. children
6. adolescents
opioid
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morphine like med that produces pain relief; natural, semi-synthetic and
synthetic meds that relieve pain by binding to opioid receptors in the NS
nociception
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processing of pain signals in the brain that gives rise to the feeling of pain
non-opioid (ASA, NSAIDs, acetaminophen)
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meds. that reduce inflammation/pain from injured tissue; exert analgesic,
anti-inflammatory, and antipyretic effects
, potency
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the AMOUNT of drug necessary to produce the desired effect
anticholinergic agents
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inhibit action of ACh, blocking the parasympathetic stimulus and
sympathetic (adrenergic) system will dominate
alpha 1
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1. vasoconstriction of blood vessels
2. increase blood return to heart
3. increase BP
drug sensitivity in the elderly results from...
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