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A _____ is a medication used for diagnosing, curing, or treating disease
drug
From a pharmacology perspective, a drug is an endogenous or exogenous substance that has and binds a ______
receptor
True or False: Drugs are only derived from plants and animals
false
_______ is the action of drugs on living tissue
pharmacodynamics
______ is the processes of drug absorption, distribution, metabolism, and excretion
pharmacokinetics
________ is the use of drugs in treating disease
pharmacotherapeutics
_____ is the process of preparing and dispensing medicines
pharmacy
______ is the study of the amount of drug required to produce therapeutic effects (dosage)
posology
____ is the study of harmful effects of drugs on living tissue
toxicology
_____ is the influence of single genetic variations on drug effects
pharmacogenetics
_____ is the influence of the entire genome on drug effects
pharmacogenomics
_______ is the safety of drugs
pharmacovigilance
True or False: No drug has only one effect
true
True or False: Not all drugs have side effects
false
_____ is desired drugs effects or therapeutic use
drug indication
______ is undesired drug effects, including side effects, adverse effects, and toxic effects
drug contraindication
_____ effects are uncomfortable but not harmful
side
_____ effects have potential for harm
adverse
_____ effects are extremely harmful
toxic
_______ is the place where a drug exerts its effect
site of action
True or False: The site of action is not always known
true
________ is the specific site on/in/outside a cell where a drug binds and produces its effect
receptor
Receptors are most commonly ______
proteins
_______ is how a drug works at the cell and molecular levels
mechanism of action
_____ are chemical agents that selectively interact with receptors to produce specific physiologic effects
ligands
_____ is a drug that binds and produces an action
agonist
_____ binds the receptor to give the opposite pharmacologic effect
inverse agonist
______ is a drug that binds and inhibits cellular function or action
antagonist
____ blocks the binding of an agonist to its receptor without producing any receptor-mediated effect
competitive antagonist
______ binds the receptor at a different site than the agonist to limit agonist efficacy
non-competitive antagonist