A | B |
Prescribe | Examples of health care members that can decide what med is to be given. |
Treatment | What to do for the disease/illness, or injury. |
Cure | What to do to make the disease/illness or injury go away or make it more tolerable. |
Diagnosis | What disease/illness or injury a patient has acquired. |
Prevention | What can be done to keep the disease/illness or injury from happening? |
Prevention | Vaccines are examples of drugs that are used for? |
Administer | Pharmacist, MD, RN, LVN, CMA can do what with medications? |
Treatment | ASA (aspirin) is an example of a drug that is used for? |
Diagnosis | Iodine for various X-rays is an example of a drug that is used for? |
Cure | Erythromycin is an example of a drug that is used for? |
BCP's (Birth Control Pills) is an example of drug that is used for? | Contraception |
Health Maintenance | Vitamins and minerals are examples of drugs that are used for? |
Drug standards | The same drug must be of uniform in strength, quality purity is called? |
The recipe book for drugs. | United States Pharmacopedial/National Formulary (USP/NF)? |
Chemical Name | Describes the chemical compound of the drug? |
Is the official nonproprietary (not owned by someone) name? | Generic Name |
Official Name | Usually the same name as the generic name? |
Brand Name | The Trade and product names is also known as the? |
Proprietary Name | Owned by someone? |
Description | What the drug is made of? |
Action | How the drug works? |
Indications | What the drug is being used for? |
Contraindications | Conditions under which the drug should not be used? |
Precautions | Warnings to consider when administering a drugs to patients? |
Adverse Reactions | Unintended or undesirable effects? |
PDR | Where a CMA should look for drug information? |
OTC | Abbreviation for over the counter drugs? |
Pink | A CMA should look in what color pages in the PDR for medication information? |
Hospital Formulary | Drug that are available for use at a particular institution? |
Five | Number of controlled drug schedules? |
The most potent and addictive drugs are schedule? | One |
The least potent and addictive drugs are schedule? | Five |
Drugs not seen in the hospital and used for experiments are in which schedule? | One |
Interactions | Undesirable effects produced when drugs are taken with food or other drugs? |