Intro to Pharm 5.0 ATI with correct
answers 100%
Addresses how various medication forms affect the dissolution of a medication, the absorption
rate of a medication, and its onset of action - Correct AnswerPharmaceutics
Movement and modification of a drug in the body (what does the body do to the drug?) -
Correct AnswerPharmacokinetics
Biochemical changes that occur in the body as a result of taking a medication (what does the
drug do to the body?) - Correct AnswerPharmacodynamics
Unintended, undesirable, non-therapeutic effects of a medication - Correct AnswerAdverse
drug reaction
Body's decreased response to a medication it receives over a period of time - Correct
AnswerTolerance
Result of negative physiologic effects from a client receiving medications in excessive doses -
Correct AnswerToxicity
Partial deactivation of a drug when passing through the liver - Correct AnswerFirst pass effect
When a medication becomes completely available to its intended destination - Correct
AnswerBioavailability
Medication routes - Correct AnswerOral (enteral), parenteral (injection), topical and
transdermal
answers 100%
Addresses how various medication forms affect the dissolution of a medication, the absorption
rate of a medication, and its onset of action - Correct AnswerPharmaceutics
Movement and modification of a drug in the body (what does the body do to the drug?) -
Correct AnswerPharmacokinetics
Biochemical changes that occur in the body as a result of taking a medication (what does the
drug do to the body?) - Correct AnswerPharmacodynamics
Unintended, undesirable, non-therapeutic effects of a medication - Correct AnswerAdverse
drug reaction
Body's decreased response to a medication it receives over a period of time - Correct
AnswerTolerance
Result of negative physiologic effects from a client receiving medications in excessive doses -
Correct AnswerToxicity
Partial deactivation of a drug when passing through the liver - Correct AnswerFirst pass effect
When a medication becomes completely available to its intended destination - Correct
AnswerBioavailability
Medication routes - Correct AnswerOral (enteral), parenteral (injection), topical and
transdermal
