Pharmacy Procedures I (Module 2)

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Controlled substance

(Schedule drugs)

Drugs that have the potential for abuse/addiction (narcotics, strong sedatives, analgesics, hallucinogenic drugs)

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Dosage

An estimation of the actual amount of drug a specific patient will need for a particular disease

(more general, not calculated to a specific patient)

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Dosage form

The description of a drug's physical appearance

-typically included in package insert and drug label

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Dosage range

An approved range of drug doses

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Dosage regimen

The complete info needed to determine:

- the mass of drug to be given to the animal

-the route the drug is to be given

-how often the drug is given

-how long the drug is administered

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Drug Enforcement Administration

(DEA)

A federal law enforcement agency that enforces controlled substances law and regulations

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Drug order

A request by a veterinarian to dispense or administer a drug within a hospital

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Pharmacology

The science that deals with the origin, nature, chemistry, effects, and uses of drugs

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Pharmacy

The branch of the health sciences dealing with the preparation, dispensing, and proper utilization of drugs

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Prescription

A drug order sent from a veterinarian to another dispensing facility (pharmacy)

-can only be filled by another licensed professional (pharmacist)

-A legal document that must contain information mandated by state/provincial law

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Dose

The amount of drug to be given to a specific patient at a single point of time

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Dosage interval

The frequency of how often a drug is administered

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5 Rights of Drug Administration

1. right patient

2. right drug

3. right dose

4. right route

5. right time

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IV

intravenous

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IM

intramuscular

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SQ/SC

subcutaneous

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ml

milliliter (equivalent to cc)

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cc

cubic centimeter (equivalent to ml)

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U

unit

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PO

by mouth (per os)

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NPO

nothing by mouth

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AD

right ear

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AS

left ear

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AU

both ears

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OD

right eye

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OS

left eye

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OU

both eyes

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PRN

as needed

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lb

pound

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kg

kilogram

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g

gram

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SID

once daily

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BID

twice daily

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TID

three times daily

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QID

four times daily

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QOD/EOD

every other day

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q

every

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h/hr

hour

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q24hr

every 24 hours

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q12hr

every 12 hours

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q8hr

every 8 hours

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q6hr

every 6 hours

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q4hr

every 4 hours

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L

liter

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gtt

drop

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gr

grain

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oz

ounce

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tbsp

tablespoon

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tsp

teaspoon