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PHARMACOLOGY CONNECTIONS TO
NURSING PRACTICE ADAMS URBAN
COMPREHENSIVE STUDY QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS

◉ Pharmacotherapy.
Answer: The application of drugs for the purpose of disease
prevention and treatment of suffering


◉ Pharmacology.
Answer: The Study of Medicines


◉ Indications.
Answer: The conditions for which a drug is approved


◉ Therapeutic Drug Classification.
Answer: Describes what is being treated by the drug or simply states
what condition is being treated.


◉ Pharmacologic Classification.
Answer: Describes the drug acts or how the drug produces its effect
in the body (mechanism of action)

,◉ Prototype Drug.
Answer: A single drug from a class of drugs to which all other
medicines in the class are compared to.


◉ Why study prototype drugs.
Answer: Allow for predictions on actions and adverse effects on
other drugs in the class


◉ Chemical Names of Drugs.
Answer: Assigned by the IUPAC
Only one chemical name for each drug
Helpful in predicting a drug's physical and chemical properties


◉ Generic Names of Drugs.
Answer: Assigned by the United States Adopted Name Council.
Only one generic name for each drug.


◉ ending of _lol is used in what generic class of drugs.
Answer: beta-adrenergic drugs


◉ ending of _statin indicates what generic class of drugs.

, Answer: lipid lowering drugs


◉ Trade Name of Drugs.
Answer: Indicates a proprietary, product, or brand name


◉ Exclusivity Period.
Answer: Period in which competing companies are not allowed to
market generic versions of a drug product.


◉ Combination Drugs.
Answer: Drugs with more than one active generic ingredient.
Poses a problem with naming one generic per drug.
Often brand name combination drugs contain generic drugs.


◉ Bioavailability.
Answer: The rate and extent to which the active ingredient is
absorbed from a drug product and becomes available at the site of
drug action to produce its effect. (distribution)
Of most concern when using critical drugs and those with a narrow
safety margin.


◉ What is the perfect drug?.
Answer: One that is safe and effective

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