Chp 7

Front 1

Uptake of medication into the body through or across tissue

Back 1

Absorption

Front 2

Medication That Binds to the receptor site and stimulate and site and stimulate the function of that drug site, a drug that mimics a function of body.

Back 2

Agonist

Front 3

Medication that binds to the receptor site to prevent other medication from binding to those sites, cancellation or reduction of ones drugs effect by another drug.

Back 3

Antagonist

Front 4

Pertaining to the destruction of bacteria, drugs or chemical that can destroy bacteria.

Back 4

Bactericidal

Front 5

Inhibiting or retarded growth of bacteria; drugs or chemicals that can inhibit or retard growth of bacteria.

Back 5

Bacteriostatic

Front 6

An uninterested injection of liquid substance into the vein.

Back 6

Continuous injection

Front 7

Dispersion of medication particles to sites in the body.

Back 7

Distribution

Front 8

Elimination of a medication from the body

Back 8

Excretion

Front 9

To escape from the vessel into tissue.

Back 9

Extravasate

Front 10

Unexpected, unusual response to a drug.

Back 10

Idiosyncratic Reaction

Front 11

Administration of medication or an infusion that is not continuous but interrupted between doses.

Back 11

Intermittent Infusion

Front 12

The use of a needle attached to a syringe to instill a single dose of medication into vein.

Back 12

IV injection (IV push)

Front 13

Physical or chemical processes in the body that inactivate a drug for excretion, biotransformation.

Back 13

Metabolism

Front 14

Old term for drug that depresses central nervous system to relieve pain and has the potential to cause habituation or addiction:

Back 14

Narcotics

Front 15

Drug that is a synthetic analgesic with the strength of morphine like substance but is not derived from opium:

Back 15

Opiod

Front 16

Drug containing or derived from opium.

Back 16

Opiate

Front 17

A controlled infusion that a allows the patient to administer a predetermined amount of analgesic.

Back 17

Patient controlled analgesic (PCA)

Front 18

Method of administering diluted nutritional substances in a peripheral IV Site.

Back 18

Peripheral parental nutrition

Front 19

New infections that appear during the course of treatment for a primary infection:

Back 19

Superinfection

Front 20

Processing of the drug in the body:

Back 20

Pharmacokinetics

Front 21

Providing nutritional support through a central IV route

Back 21

Total parental nutrition (TPN)

Front 22

Right Drug, Right Dose, Right Time, Right Route, Right patient. Right Technique, Right Documentation.

Back 22

Seven Rights

Front 23

Genetics, preexisting conditions , genetic conditions, age.

Back 23

Alter