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Clinical pharmacology - ANSWER Study of drug-human interactions. Drug efficacy - ANSWER Extent of intended drug effects. Pharmacokinetics - ANSWER Impact of body on drug behavior. Pharmacotherapeutics - ANSWER Use of drugs for diagnosis and treatment. Desired drug outcome - ANSWER Enhances patient adherence to regimen. Ideal drug properties - ANSWER Predictability, ease of administration, stability. Reversible action - ANSWER Ability to undo drug harm. Patient variability - ANSWER ...

What is a Beta 2 Sympathetic Agonist? (Beta 2 Adrenergic Agonist) - ANSWER Albuterol What is a Cholinergic Antagonist? (Anticholinergic) - ANSWER Atropine What is a Sympathetic Agonist? (Sympathomimetic) - ANSWER Epinephrine. What is an Indirect Parasympathetic Agonist? - ANSWER Acetyl cholinesterase Inhibitor What is a Parasympathetic Agonist? - ANSWER Cholinergic. What is a Sympathetic Agonist? - ANSWER Sympathomimetic. What is a Sympathetic Antagonist? - ANSWER Beta- Blo...

drug allergies - ANSWER a hyperresponse of body defenses to a particular drug that may result in a diverse range of patient symptoms drug interaction - ANSWER occurs when a medication interacts with another substance such as another drug, a dietary supplement, an herbal product, or food that is taken concurrently with the medication, and the drugs actions are affected idiosyncratic response - ANSWER unpredictiable and unexplained drug reaction drug-protein complexes - ANSWER formed ...

agonist - ANSWER drug that activates a receptor and produces the same type of response as the endogenous substance antagonist - ANSWER agent that blocks the response of another drug dose-response relationship - ANSWER the way a patient responds to varying doses of a drug efficacy - ANSWER the maximal response that can be produced from a particular drug frequency distrubtion curve - ANSWER a graphic representation of the actual number of patients responding to a particular drug acti...

Definition of a stroke - ANSWER When the blood supply is cut off/interrupted to the brain Stroke diagnostics [3] - ANSWER MRI scan CT scan Stroke causes [5] - ANSWER Blood clot forms in main artery of the brain And therefore stops the flow of blood to the brain Blood clot/air bubble/fat globule forms in a blood vessel and is carried to the brain Blood vessels burst inside the brain Blood vessel on the surface to the brain bleeds into the area between the brain and skull Stroke t...

What is a reconstructed family? - ANSWER The joining of two adults via marriage who have children from previous marriages Give an example of the effects of stress - ANSWER Loose hair, loss of apatite, constant head aches, lack of sleep How can poverty affect self-concept? - ANSWER It can take away their pride and lower their self worth Give a physical effect of the menopause - ANSWER Hot flushes Give an example of an unexpected life event - ANSWER illness and divorce How does exercise ...

What questions should you ask someone that relate to cardiovascular assessment and peripheral vascular assessment? - ANSWER Take History: Do they- Smoke, Exercise, Diet and Alcohol. Do they have family history of heart issues? What medications do they take? Are they in Pain?, S3 - ANSWER can be normal in older adults (As their heart valves get floppy or stenotic ) S4 - ANSWER can be a sign of HTN (this is bad) Carotid Arteries- supply - ANSWER oxygenated blood to the head and n...

human anatomy - ANSWER The study of the structures that make up the human body and how those structures relate to each other cartilaginous [joint classification] - ANSWER Slightly movable joints allow a slight amount of movement. synovial joints [joint classification] - ANSWER Freely movable joints allow a wide range of movements. hinge (ginglymus) joint - ANSWER This type of joint has one articulating surface that is convex and another is concave. pivot joint - ANSWER One bone rot...

Occipital - ANSWER Back of the head Plantar - ANSWER pertaining to the sole of the foot Vertebral - ANSWER pertaining to the area of the spinal column Anterior/Ventral Body - ANSWER Posterior/Dorsal Body - ANSWER Sagittal - ANSWER a vertical plane that divides the body into right and left parts Median Plane (midsagittal plane) - ANSWER sagittal plane that lies exactly in the midline Parasagittal Planes - ANSWER all other sagittal planes offset from the midline Frontal Planes (Coronal P...

human anatomy - ANSWER The study of the structures that make up the human body and how those structures relate to each other porous - ANSWER Bones that have a smaller proportion of calcium phosphate and carbonate, and greater non-mineralized tissue cortical bone - ANSWER Bone that has a low porosity, it is less flexible and can resist greater stress spongy (cancellous) bone - ANSWER Bone that has high porosity, a characteristic honeycomb structure and provides move flexibility. axial...