Module 13 Pharm

Which of the following is NOT in 7 Rights of drug administration

• right room

• right patient

• right drug

• right route

How the medication causes its effect on the body

• pharmacokinetics

• pharmacodynamics

• bioavailability

• absorption

The study of what the body does to medications and consists of absorption, distributions, metabolism and excretion.

• Pharmacokinetics

• Pharmacodynamics

• Absorption

• Distribution

The method the body uses to take medication into the blood stream

• absorption

• bioavailability

• distribution

• metabolism

Body's attempt to make medication more polar so it can be easily eliminaated.

• bioavailability

• absorption

• excretion

• metabolism

measure of how much medication actually gets into the blood to be distributed in the body

• bioavailability

• absorption

• distribution

• metabolism

How the body eliminates medication

• excretion

• absorption

• half life

• pharmokinetics

The amount of time it takes for half of the original medication to be eliminated

• excretion

• absorption

• bioavailability

• half life

When two medications work together better than if either medication is given separately

• synergism

• antagonist

• pharmcokinteics

• pharmacodynamics

When two medications counter act each other they are

• wrong route

• synergistic

• antagonist

• counteractants