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Over-the-Counter (OTC) drugs - prescription Prescription Drugs - -drugs approved by FDA that are sold without a -require a valid prescription written by a medical provider (i.e. Doctor or Dentist) and is dispensed to a patient by a licensed Pharmacist Chemical Drug Name - Generic Drug Name - -a long scientific name that represents its molecular structure -a shorter chemical name, which is the non-proprietary name of the drug that is not protected by patent or trademark, but the name often has a stem common to related drugs in the class Brand Drug name - -also known as the trade name, is the name given to an FDA approved drug by the pharmaceutical manufacturer that holds proprietary ownership, or patent, of the drug Drug processes - -the actions and reactions of drugs, classified into two major categories: pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics

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Basics of Pharmacology- Section 1.4- Drug Processes questions and solution A+ grade



Over-the-Counter (OTC) drugs - -drugs approved by FDA that are sold without a
prescription



Prescription Drugs - -require a valid prescription written by a medical provider (i.e.
Doctor or Dentist) and is dispensed to a patient by a licensed Pharmacist



Chemical Drug Name - -a long scientific name that represents its molecular structure



Generic Drug Name - -a shorter chemical name, which is the non-proprietary name of
the drug that is not protected by patent or trademark, but the name often has a stem common
to related drugs in the class



Brand Drug name - -also known as the trade name, is the name given to an FDA-
approved drug by the pharmaceutical manufacturer that holds proprietary ownership, or
patent, of the drug



Drug processes - -the actions and reactions of drugs, classified into two major categories:
pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics



Pharmacokinetics - -is the drug actions within the body



Absorption - -the process by which drugs enter the body



Distribution - -the process by which a drug is transported within your body

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