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What law created the FDA?
Pure Food and Drug Act
What year was the Pure Food and Drug Act est?
1906
The Pure Food and Drug Act stated that the labels must list which three drugs?
alcohol, cocaine, and opiates
Which drug law had to do with the truth in labeling and was supposed to provide protection against false therapeutic claims?
Sherley Amendment 1912
What drug did The Harrison Act of 1914 deal with?
opium
Which law marked the first attempt to regulate and control addicting substances?
Harrison Act of 1914
What law gave the FDA power?
Food Drug Cosmetic Act of 1938
The Food Drug Cosmetic Act of 1938 left the prescription and efficacy up to the _________?
manufacturers
Which law allowed companies to sell OTC's w/o a prescription?
Food Drug Cosmetic Act of 1938
Which law dealt w/ safety and proper labeling?
Food Drug Cosmetic Act of 1938
Which law required a physician for a refill?
Durham Humphrey Act-1951
Which law was the first to have specific criteria for prescription?
Durham Humphrey Act-1951
Which law was the first to require the listing of side effects?
Keauver Harris Amendment 1962
Which law was the first to require testing for effectiveness?
Keauver Harris Amendment 1962
Which law stated that nutritional supplements don't need FDA approval?
Dietary Health and Education Act of 1994
What drug brought on the Keauver Harris Amendment?
thalidomide
What is the application for human testing?
IND (investigational New Drug)
How many volunteers are in the initial clinical stage and what types of ppl?
20-100, prison inmates, med students, healthy volunteers
What does stage one or the initial clinical stage test for?
absorption/ excretion rates
range of safe doses
admin schedule
side effects
How many people does the clinical pharmacological stage test and what types of ppl?
100-300
those w/ the condition
What stage of the drug approval process test for effectiveness and uses the double blind and placebo methods?
Stage 2 (clinical pharmacological stage)
What stage in the drug approval process deals with the fine tuning?
stage 3( extended clinical eval.)
The extended clinical eval. stage test how many people and what type of ppl?
1000s
condition
What stage of the drug approval process does the company submit an application to the NDA (new drug app.)?
stage 3 (extended clinical eval)
How long does the FDA have to review an NDA
6 mos.
What year did generic drugs first come out?
1984
How long does the patent give exclusive rights to the drug co.?
20 yrs
What is the post distribution phase called in the drug approval process and what does it test for?
phase 4, problems w/ the drug later on
What is the FDA policy that allows the change from prescription to OTC?
switching policy
T or F: Schedule I drugs have no currently accepted medical use
T
A good way to implement supply reduction would be to make harsher _____.
laws
A good way to implement demand reduction would be to have a _______ _________.
motivational speaker
Inoculation emphasizes ________.
responsibility
Trying to control drug regulation on the borders is ______.
interdiction
These drug policies emphasize reducing demand.
pragmatic
4 common examples of anti-pyretics are......
aspirin, ib pro, acetimonophen, naproxen
3 common examples of anti- coagulents?
aspirin, ib pro, acetomenophen
What do NTM's bind to?
receptors
What NTM's have narcotic like effects?
endorphins
What selectively activates cannibinnoid receptors?
anandamide
What part of the brain effects cognitive, intellectual thinking as well as senses and decision making?
cerebrum
What part of the brain is developed at birth and effects motor control as well as depth perception?
cerebellum
If someone fails a field sobriety test, what part of the brain is not working properly?
cerebellum
If someone is hallucinating, what part of the brain is not working properly?
cerebrum
If someone's heart rate is running wild, what part of the brain is not working properly?
brain stem
What controls the brain's state of arousal?
RAS
This is part of the limbic system and is important in the rewards system
nucleus accumbens
What part of the limbic system is preferred to as the switch board?
thalamus
What part of the limbic system is referred to as the master gland?
hypothalamus
What part of the limbic system deals with long and short term memory?
hippocampus
What part of the limbic system deals with emotional response
amygdala
When you smell cookies and think about grandmas house, what part of the brain are you using?
amygdala
Somatic is voluntary or involuntary?
voluntary
Do you control your sympathetic nervous system?
no
Which system would be in tact when coming down off addy?
parasympathetic
Each neuron release how many NTMS?
1
What is the site of communication btwn neurons and target cells?
synapse
What houses neural transmitters?
pre-synaptic terminals
The excitatory impulse is also called the?
action potential
What counts excitatory/ inhibitory signals?
cell body
The receiving region is also called the_________
dendrites
Drugs have their effect in the_____
synapse
What type of drugs stop the transmission of a signal?
pain killers
Steroids slowing test production is an ex. of?
mimicing the NTM
Which is faster; topical mucous membrane or topical epidemis
mucous membrane
Capillaries in brain are protective agianst?
hydrophyllic
theurapeutic index is the ratio btwn the _______ dose and ____ dose
effective toxic