PHARMACOLOGY CONNECTIONS TO NURSING PRACTICE TEST 1,
TERMS FROM READING!!
Prototype Drug
Answers :the agent to which all other drugs in a class are compared.
Therapeutic Classification
Answers :Classification that describes what a drug treats.
Pharmacologic Classification
Answers :Classification that describes how the drug acts.
name ending in -lol
Answers :used in generic name of beta-adrenergic blockers
name ending -statin
Answers :denotes a lipid-lowering drug
Chemical Name
Answers :Standardized nomenclature of drugs established by International union
of Pure and Applied Chemistry (IUPAC). Each Drug only has one chemical Name.
Generic Name
Answers :Name assigned by United States Adopted Name Council. Each drug
only has one Generic Name.
Trade Name (Brand Name)
, Answers :Name given to a proprietary drug.
Exclusivity
Answers :Time used by a company to recoup costs in R&D where competing drug
companies may not manufacture a generic form of a drug.
Combination Drugs
Answers :Drugs with more than one active ingredient.
Bioavailability
Answers :The rate and extent to which a drug's active ingredient is absorbed from
the drug product to the site of drug action.
medication reconcilliation
Answers :comparing the patient's medication orders to all medications the patient
is and has been taking.
root cause analysis
Answers :determine why an error occurred and not the person responsible.
Pregnant Drug Categories:
A
B
C
D
X
TERMS FROM READING!!
Prototype Drug
Answers :the agent to which all other drugs in a class are compared.
Therapeutic Classification
Answers :Classification that describes what a drug treats.
Pharmacologic Classification
Answers :Classification that describes how the drug acts.
name ending in -lol
Answers :used in generic name of beta-adrenergic blockers
name ending -statin
Answers :denotes a lipid-lowering drug
Chemical Name
Answers :Standardized nomenclature of drugs established by International union
of Pure and Applied Chemistry (IUPAC). Each Drug only has one chemical Name.
Generic Name
Answers :Name assigned by United States Adopted Name Council. Each drug
only has one Generic Name.
Trade Name (Brand Name)
, Answers :Name given to a proprietary drug.
Exclusivity
Answers :Time used by a company to recoup costs in R&D where competing drug
companies may not manufacture a generic form of a drug.
Combination Drugs
Answers :Drugs with more than one active ingredient.
Bioavailability
Answers :The rate and extent to which a drug's active ingredient is absorbed from
the drug product to the site of drug action.
medication reconcilliation
Answers :comparing the patient's medication orders to all medications the patient
is and has been taking.
root cause analysis
Answers :determine why an error occurred and not the person responsible.
Pregnant Drug Categories:
A
B
C
D
X