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What is additive drug reaction?
a reaction that occurs when the combined effect of two drugs is equal to the sum one one drug given alone
What is pharamacodynamics?
the drug's actions and effects within the body
What anitvials are used in the prevention of infuenza A?
oseltamivir and zanamivir
Effectiveness of antibiotics depend on what?
location of the infection
ability of the antibiotic to reach the site of infection
ability of the bacteria to resist or inactivate the antibiotic
What antivirals are used in the treatment and prevention of oral-facial herpes simplex?
pencilovir and docosanol
What medication is used to treat urinary tract pain?
phenazopyridine
What type of med must you use cautiously in patients with bleeding disorders?
NSAIDs
What medications should not be used in patients whom spasticity is used to maintain posture and balance.
baclofen and dantrolene
What is fentanyl used for besides pain
General anesthetic adjunct
What are some opioid antagonists?
naloxone(narcan) and naltrexone
What class of anitcovulsant stimulate the metabolism of other drugs that are metabolized by the liver?
barbiturates
What are the two major classes of antidepressants?
tricyclic antidepressants and SSRIs
What class of meds can be used to treat GERD(gastroesphageal reflux disease?
Histamine H2 antagonists and proton pump inhibitors
What medication acts on the chemoreceptor tigger zones to inhibit nausea and vomiting?
phenothiazines
What medications are used for motion sickness?
dimenhydrinate, scopolamine and meclizine
Who do you not give antidiarrheals/laxitives to?
people with severe abdominal pain of unknown cause, espeacially when associated with a fever
Who should you use antidiarrheals cautiously on?
people with severs liver or inflammatory bowel disease.
What is a precaution when using laxatives?
prolong use could lead to dependance.
What can prolonged use of a hemorrhoidal agent do?
may lead to atrophy
What type of patients should you avoid the use of beta blockers?
advanced heart block, cardiogenic shock, or untreated CHF
What is the goal of antihypertensives?
prevention of end-organ damage
What are the contraindications of brochodilators?
people with sensitivity to preservatives(bisulfites) or propellants. Aviod use in cardiac arrhythmias
Prolonged use of large amounts of topical or inhaled steroids may result in?
systemic absorbtion or adrenal suppression
What are the contraidications for using scabicides?
areas of skin rash, abrasions, or inflammation. or a history of siezures
What are the contaidications of cathartics?
Adominal pain. anal or rectal fissures. prolonged use may result in dependance
What are the contraidications of thiazide?
may cause cross-sensitivity with other sulfonamides
What are the contraidications to contaceptives?
hypersensitivity to parabens or sesame oil, thomboembolic disease, cerebrovascular disease. liver disease. breast or genital disease. prophyria. missed abortion
What medication will IDC use to treat migraines?
Sumatriptan