Medication Aide Chapter 4 exam with
question and answer 100% correct
allergic reaction the body's immune system over response to a foreign
substance such as food or drug
generic name non-proprietary name for a drug
trade name brand name of the drug
dependence acquired need for a drug that may produce
symptoms pf withdrawal when the drug is stopped
metabolism the chemical changes in living cells by which energy is
provided for vital processes, and activities and new
material is created
excretion the process of eliminating or getting rid of
substances by the body
absorption passage of substances across and into tissues
distribution location of medications in various organs or tissues
after administration
if a medication is topical, how local tissue
is it absorbed?
if a medication is oral, how is it absorbed secretions in the stomach, small intestine
what is the most common way of circulatory system
distributing or transporting a
medication to the site of action?
which organ is most responsible for liver
drug metabolism?
which organ is most kidney
responsible for excretion of a
drug?
list at least 5 factors that can affect size, trait, gender, age, disease, pyscho-social
how a drug works in the body.
the signs of an allergic reaction fever, skin rash, swelling, difficulty breathing
include:
what should the medication aide do report immediately
first if an allergic reaction is
suspected?
question and answer 100% correct
allergic reaction the body's immune system over response to a foreign
substance such as food or drug
generic name non-proprietary name for a drug
trade name brand name of the drug
dependence acquired need for a drug that may produce
symptoms pf withdrawal when the drug is stopped
metabolism the chemical changes in living cells by which energy is
provided for vital processes, and activities and new
material is created
excretion the process of eliminating or getting rid of
substances by the body
absorption passage of substances across and into tissues
distribution location of medications in various organs or tissues
after administration
if a medication is topical, how local tissue
is it absorbed?
if a medication is oral, how is it absorbed secretions in the stomach, small intestine
what is the most common way of circulatory system
distributing or transporting a
medication to the site of action?
which organ is most responsible for liver
drug metabolism?
which organ is most kidney
responsible for excretion of a
drug?
list at least 5 factors that can affect size, trait, gender, age, disease, pyscho-social
how a drug works in the body.
the signs of an allergic reaction fever, skin rash, swelling, difficulty breathing
include:
what should the medication aide do report immediately
first if an allergic reaction is
suspected?
