Drugs in Eyecare 2

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what medication is only available to orthoptists

Atropine

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what is Patient Specific Direction

instruction given by an independent prescriber to another professional to administer a medicine to a specific patient.

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what is Patient Group Direction

written instruction for supply or administration of medicines to certain groups of patients by a named health professional. Agreed and signed by a senior doctor and pharmacist

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how is Non hazardous pharmaceutical waste disposed 

incineration (medicine disposal box)

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what is the BNF

Legal and professional guidelines relating to the uses of medicines

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what is action for a drug

Mechanism of action, Pharmacodynamic profile

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Cyclopentolate is Classed as ________ drug

antimuscarinic

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what are Muscarinic receptors

stimulated by the release of acetylcholine (ACh) (parasympathetic innervation)

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what do Antimuscarinic drugs inhibit

action of Ach , normally responsible for iris sphincter and ciliary muscle innervation, causing mydriasis & cycloplegia

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what is Ach responsible for

iris sphincter and ciliary muscle innervation, causing mydriasis & cycloplegia

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what is indication for a drug

intended use of the drug

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what is interactions for a drug

drug-drug interactions - influence of one drug upon another

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what is cautions for a drug

Risks to consider of using a drug

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what is contradictions for a drug

far more restrictive than Cautions

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what are side effects

Undesirable effect of a drug