The study of characteristics of natural drugs and their sources?

Pharmacodynamics is the term for study of what drugs do to the

Pharmacokinetics is the study of what?

Toxicology is the study of _____________ effects on the body

digitoxin and quinine are an example of what type of derived drug?

Thyroid hormone and insulin are derived from

Potassium chloride is derived from

Cephalosporins and penicillins are from

The process of converting a drug from its dose form, such as a tablet or capsule, into a form the body can use?

Drug metabolism is the process by which drug molecules are transformed into simpler products, called _____________.

What type of administration of medications are absorbed through the skin?

IM Glute & IM Deltoid injections are given so medications can be absorbed through the

Most drugs are metabolized in the liver, where ____________break down the drug.

Distribution is the process of ____________ a drug from its administration site, such as the muscle of an injection site, to its site of action.

Pharmacotherapeutics is sometimes called _____________pharmacology.

The generic drug name is the drug's __________ name.

The liter (L) is the basic unit of __________ in the metric system.

The gram is the basic unit of __________in the metric system.

Thirty milliliters (metric) is the equivalent of 1 _____________ in the apothecary system.

In the metric system, _________ mL equals 1 L.

60 gtts = 1 tsp is a correct equivalent within the ___________ system.

8 oz =

If a pt needs 250 mg of Tylenol and we only have 500 mg tablets, how much will you give the pt?

Mrs. Eckstein is in the office because her rheumatoid arthritis has been flaring up lately and she is in considerable pain. The licensed practitioner asks you to administer a 20 mg IM injection of Depo-Medrol. The available medication is a 5 mL multidose vial that provides 40 mg/ mL. How much will you inject?

How many centimeters are in a meter?

To convert from kilograms to grams, move the decimal point __________.

The abbreviation for drop is __________.

The abbreviation for tablespoon is __________.

Equivalent measures for 8 fl oz are __________.

A patient drank 1 cup of coffee, 1/2 cup of juice, and three 8-oz glasses of water. What is the metric equivalent, in liters, of the total amount of fluids the patient drank?

The licensed practitioner orders 45 mL of a medication. How many tablespoons of the medication should be given?

16 oz =

Taylor's mother is supposed to give him 2 tablespoons of a medication. She only has a teaspoon measure available. How many teaspoons should she give him?

Body surface area (BSA) is stated in __________.

Which medication is used to treat an anaphylactic reaction to a medication?

Which of these needles is the largest?

The licensed practitioner has determined that Juanita has bacterial pneumonia and has asked you to administer Bicillin C-R intramuscularly. Juanita is 34 years old and weighs 145 pounds. What is the appropriate needle length for this injection? (This med goes in the IM dorsoglute)

Which medication is administered in syringes calibrated in units, commonly 50 U or 100 U, that have permanently attached needles and no dead space?

The licensed practitioner ordered gabapentin 2400 mg per day to be given every 6 hours. Dosage available is 600 mg tablets. The patient will take __________ tab(s) per dose.

The licensed practitioner orders propranolol 1 mg/kg/day in four divided doses for a 9-year-old child weighing 70.4 pounds. Available is propranolol oral solution that provides 4 mg /mL. The child should receive __________ mL per dose.

The licensed practitioner orders 500 mg ampicillin suspension four times daily. The dosage available is 250 mg per 5 mL. The patient will take __________ mL per dose.

The licensed practitioner ordered 350 mg of a drug. You have 100 mg scored tablets on hand. You will have to give __________ tablets for this dose.

The patient is supposed to take 5 mL of medication 4 times per day for 6 days. The pharmacist should dispense a total of __________ oz of medication to the patient.

Two fractions that are equal to each other are called __________.

The three systems of measurement used in the United States for pharmacology and drug administration are the metric, __________, and household systems.

Whenever you perform a dosage calculation, you should think about your answer and determine if it is __________.

Carson's plan of care is to gain 2 lb each month for the next 4 months. He now weighs 40 kg. At the end of 4 months, Carson should weigh __________ pounds.

The patient is ordered to take 3 tsp of medicine 3 times per day. The patient should take __________ per each dose of medication

Last year, the patient weighed 190 kg. Ten months after surgery, the patient has lost 176 lb. The patient now weighs __________ kg.

The patient is supposed to take 5 mL of medication 4 times per day for 6 days. The pharmacist should dispense a total of __________ oz of medication to the patient.