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PHARMACOLOGY TERMS • SYSTEMIC—AFFECTS THE ENTIRE BODY • LOCAL—AFFECTS A SMALL AREA • PARENTERAL-MEDICATION GIVEN WITH A NEEDLE • SUBLINGUAL—UNDER THE TONGUE • WHEAL—WHELP—RAISED RED AREA • ANTIGONISTIC—ONE DRUG INTERFERS WITH OR COUNTERACTS ANOTHER TERMS CONTINUED • POTENTIATE—SOMETHING THAT INCREASES THE EFFECTS OF A DRUG • PDR—PHYSICIAN’S DESK REFERENCE--LISTS MEDICATIONS, USES, SIDE EFFECTS ETC • USP-UNITED STATES PHARMACAPEA— LIST ALL DRUGS APPROVED BY FDA • TOPICAL—MEDICATIONS APPLIED TO SKIN TERMS CONTINUED • LETHAL DOSE—DOSAGE WHICH WILL CAUSE DEATH • MINIMAL DOSAGE—SMALLEST DOSAGE WHICH WILL GIVE DESIRED EFFECTS • MIXIMAL DOSAGE—HIGHEST DOSAGE WHICH CAN BE GIVEN SAFELY FIVE RIGHTS OF DRUG ADMINISTRATION • • • • • RIGHT PATIENT RIGHT TIME RIGHT DOSAGE RIGHT DRUG RIGHT ROUTE OF ADMINISTRATION • A SIXTH HAS BEEN ADDED • RIGHT DOCUMENTATION GENERIC VS BRAND • GENERIC IS USUALLY THE CHEMICAL MAKE UP OF THE DRUG • ASPIRIN—ACETAMETAPHENIBPROPHEN • BRAND IS THE NAME GIVEN TO A DRUG BY THE COMPANY—HAS AN R WITH CIRCLE IN IT –BAYER, TYLENOL, ADVIL TYPES OF ORAL MEDS • PILLS-COATED POWDERS • TABLETS –COMPRESSED POWDERS • CAPSULES—GELATIN FILLED WITH MEDICATION • SYRUPS—SUGAR BASED MEDS • POWDERS—USUALLY DISOLVED IN LIQUID THINGS TO CONSIDER WHEN ORDERING MEDS • • • • • AGE DIAGNOSIS CONDITION WEIGHT POTENTIAL SIDE EFFECTS THREE SYSTEMS OF MEDS • APOTHOCARY—GRAIN, DRAM, MINIUM • HOUSEHOLD—OUNCE, TEASPOON, TABLESPOON, PINT, QUART • METRIC—METER , LITER, GRAM LAWS • HARRISON NARCOTIC ACT 1914—LIMITS DISTRIBUTION OF ADDICTIVE DRUGS • FEDERAL FOOD, DRUG AND COSMETIC ACT—DETERMINES SAFETY OF DRUGS BEFORE MARKETING, LABELING OF FOOD AND DRUGS • DURHAM-HUMPHREY AMENDMENT 1952— LIMITS NUMBER OF REFILLS DRUG APPROVAL • DEVELOPMENT IN LABORATORY • ANIMAL TESTING • SUBMIT TO FDA FOR APPROVAL FOR HUMAN TESTING • HUMAN TESTING—5 OR MORE YEARS—DOUBLE BLIND STUDIES • APPROVAL FOR MARKETING • FROM BEGINNING TO END 10-15 YEARS DRUG INFORMATION • • • • • PDR USP PACKAGE INSERTS ADVERTISING INTERNET DRUG SOURCES • • • • PLANT ANIMAL CHEMICAL MINERAL ADMINISTRATION ORAL POSTIVE—EASY TO TAKE , PAINLESS, NEGATIVE—SLOW TO ABSORB, SOME HAVE TROUBLE SWALLOWING SUBLINGUAL EASY TO TAKE NOT MANY MEDS CAN BE GIVEN THIS WAY ROUTES SUBCUTANEOUS—UNDER SKIN TAKES EFFECT QUICKLY PAINFUL INTRAMUSCULAR—IN MUSCLE INTRAVENOUS—IN VEIN TOPICAL –TO SKIN—PAINLESS—SLOW ACTING RECTAL—IN RECTUM—SLOW TO ABSORB SIDE EFFECTS/ADVERSE REACTIONS • SIDE EFFECTS—USUALLY MILD BUT ANNOYING RESPONSES TO DRUGS • ADVERSE REACTIONS—MORE SEVERE SYMPTOMS OR PROBLEMS THAT CAN DEVELOP BECAUSE OF A DRUG ROLE OF NURSE • ENSURE 5 RIGHTS • KNOW ACTIONS, SIDE EFFECTS, AND ADVERSE REACTIONS • OBSERVE FOR COMPLICATIONS AND ALLERGIES • TEACH PATIENT ABOUT MEDS DEFINE • NPO-NOTHING BY MOUTH • • • • • • • • • • • • • BID—2 TIMES A DAY TID—3 TIMES A DAY QID—4 TIMES A DAY PC—AFTER MEALS AD LIB—AS DESIRED PRN –AS NEEDED C—WITH CC-CUBIC CENT. DC—DISCONTINUE GR-GRAIN GTT—DROP NOCT -AT NIGHT IV -INTRAVENOUS • • • • • • • ML-MILLILITER OD –RIGHT EYE OS-LEFT EYE OU—RIGHT EYE R—RECTAL RX—PRESCRIPTION S—WITHOUT • SOS-ONE DOSE IF NEEDED • FE—IRON • KCL-POTASSIUM CLORIDE • NA-SODIUM • HS –HOUR OF SLEEP • IM -INTRAMUSCULAR MEDICATIONS • ANTIBIOTIC—FIGHTS BACTERIAL INFECTION—PENICILLIN • ANTINEOPLASTIC—CANCER DRUGS— TAXOL • HORMONES—REPLACE DEFICIENCIES— ESTROGEN—BIRTH CONTROL PILLS • STIMULANTS—SPEED UP BODY PROCESSES --CAFFIENE MEDS • DEPRESSANTS—SLOW BODY PROCESSES—PHENOBARBITAL • ANALGESICS—RELIVE PAIN— NARCOTICS(MORPHINE, DEMEROL) , NON NARCOTIC –ASPIRIN, MOTRIN • ANESTHETIC—STOPS SENSITATION— NOVICAINE • ANTICONVULSANT—STOPS SEIZURES— DILANTIN, TEGRETOL MEDS • TRANZUILIZERS—RELIEVE NERVOUS TENSION—VALIUM • ANTIDEPRESSANTS—RELIEVE DEPRESSION—TAKE 2-3 WEEKS TO WORK—ZOLOFT, PROZAC • VASODILATORS—MAKE BLOOD VESSELS LARGER—NITREGLYCERIN • ANTIHYPERTENSIVE—LOWER BLOOD PRESSURE—ALTACE, DIURIL, LOPRESSOR MEDS • COAGULANTS—CLOT BLOOD—VITAMIN K • ANTICOAGULANTS—SLOW BLOOD CLOTTING—COUMADIN • ANTITUSSIVE—STOP COUGHING— CODIENE—VICKS FORMULA 44 • EXPECTORANTS—LIQUIFY SECRETIONS SO THEY CAN BE COUGHED UP -ROBITUSSIN MEDS • ANTACIDS—RELIEVE STOMACH ACID— ROLAIDS, MAALOX • ANTIEMETIC—PREVENTS VOMITINGPHENERGAN, VISTIRAL • EMETICS—CAUSE VOMITING-IPECAC • CARTHARTICS—CAUSE BOWEL MOVEMENT—X-LAX, DUCOLAX • DIURETIC—GET RID OF BODY FLUIDS-LASIX DANGERS OF ANTIBIOTICS • RESISTANCE OF ORGANISMS TO THE ANTIBIOTICS • ALLERGIC REACTIONS DEPRESSANT DRUGS • • • • • BED RAILS UP BED IN LOW POSITION CALL LIGHT IN PLACE NO SMOKING CHECK RESPIRATIONS COUNTING NARCOTICS • UNDER DOUBLE LOCK • NURSE COMING ON DUTY AND NURSE GOING OFF DUTY MUST COUNT AT END OF EACH SHIFT • WHEN REMOVED FROM DRAWER MUST SIGN OUT –DATE, TIME , AMOUNT , PATIENT, DR. –IF ALL NOT USED MUST DESTROY WITH TWO WITNESSES SIDE EFFECTS OF IRON • BLACK BOWEL MOVEMENTS • IRRITATES STOMACH—TAKE WITH FOOD • LIQUID DISCOLORS TEETH ANTICOAGULANTS • OBSERVE FOR SIGNS OF BLEEDING BRUISING BLOOD IN URINE OR BM BLOOD WHICH BRUSHING TEETH USE ELECTRIC RAZOR FOR SHAVING ANAPHYLACTIC SHOCK • SEVERE ALLERGIC REACTION • THROAT SWELLS—INTERFERS WITH BREATHING • DEATH WILL OCCUR IF NOT TREATED THE END