Pharmocology 0.0 / 5 ? OtherPharmocologyParamedic ScienceUniversityNone Created by: LouisaCreated on: 24-09-20 11:12 define a drug a chemical to treat, diagnose and prevent disease 1 of 32 define pharmokinetics movement of a drug within the body 2 of 32 define pharmodynamics branch of pharmocology that is the effect of the drug on the body and mechaniam of their action 3 of 32 define toxicology study of poison 4 of 32 what 6 things do you need to remember when giving drugs, the right... person, time, form, dose and route 5 of 32 define pharmacogenomics a brance of genetics concerned with the individual repsonse to therapeutic 6 of 32 define a pharmacy storage, [rep. and dispensing of drugs 7 of 32 what to check before administering a drug, does the Pt have any allergies 8 of 32 what to check before administering a drug, have you read the indications, contraindications, dosage and side effects 9 of 32 what to check before administering a drug, what to check on the medication expiry date and dosage 10 of 32 what to check before administering a drug, mkae sure the Pt gives consent 11 of 32 what to check on prescription drugs, is the written prescription legible and unambigious 12 of 32 what to check on prescription drugs, what to check about the actual medication form, strenght doseage, timing, frq, shart and finish date, route of admin, and who it is intended for 13 of 32 Drug errors, what is really important to do immediately take action to prevent harm to Pt, report error and document 14 of 32 define dosage form physical manifestation of a drug 15 of 32 define delivery systems device to deliver drugs 16 of 32 factors affecting doseageform and delivery system target site, target dose, target time period 17 of 32 what are 5 routes of adminisation parenteral, enteral trasndermal, inhalation, topical 18 of 32 what is parenteral needle or syringe 19 of 32 what is enteral via gi tract, e.g. tablet or buccal 20 of 32 what is transdermal skin for absorption 21 of 32 what is inhalation via resp. tract 22 of 32 what is topical application to body surface = localised effect 23 of 32 a controlled drug is released into the body in specific ammounts over a specific time period 24 of 32 a controlled drug release promotes drug localisation at the active site 25 of 32 a sustained drug is released at a certain rate in order to maintain a therpeutc response over an extended period of time up to 24hrs 26 of 32 in sustained releases an initial dose is given then releases drugs over a prolonged period of time, prolonging therapeutic effect but doesn't necessarily provide a constant drug level in blood or tissue 27 of 32 how would you achieve a controlled or sustained drug release increase drug particle size, embed drug or polymer membrane 28 of 32 what to consider with peads with meds size/weight, anatomical difference and physiologial differences, addedd difficulties, unknown underlying cond. 29 of 32 what to consider with meds and pregnancy placental barrier is highly permeable and barrier to breast milke, and don't assume Pt is aware 30 of 32 what to consider with geriatricts with meds anatomincal and physiologyical differences, multiple med cond. compliance, consent issues 31 of 32 what to consider with long term cond. with meds special med scheduale, high tolerance, check GP, they know alot about their own cond. 32 of 32
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