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most commonly administered drug in dental ofice
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local anesthetics
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advantages for dental usage because of it's anti-inflammatory properties
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aspirin
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expiration dates printed on prescription meds required by
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FDA
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"potential for abuse" buzzword for
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DEA
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relative amt of drug needed to produce given effect
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potency
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maximum effect of a drug regardless of dose
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efficacy
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4 factors that influence drug effects
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sex, tolerance, pathological state, pt compliance
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drug dose required to produce a specific effect in 50% of subjects
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ED50
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most common route of drug administration
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oral
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pre-market phase of clinical evaluation
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III
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