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Principles Of Pharm

CH 30 - Principles of Pharmacology

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The process by which the body takes in or receives (absorbs) a drug. Absorption
The action by which a drug is released throughout the body. Distribution
The amount of a drug to be administered in a specific time, often according to body weight. Dosage
A specific quantity of a drug or medicine. Dose
A substance used in the diagnosis, treatment, or prevention of a disease. Drug
A drug that requires a prescription. Ethical Drug
The action by which a drug leaves the body. Excretion
The drug sold without a brand name or trademark. Generic
The name and quantity of a drug listed on the prescription. Inscription
Physical and chemical processes that occur within a living cell or organism and are necessary for the maintenance of life. Metabolism
Drug that can be obtained without a prescription; aka over-the-counter drug. Patent Medicine
A brand of medicine concerned with the uses, effects, and actions of drugs. Pharmacology
A written order for a specific drug; Latin for "recipe" Prescription; AKA RX
The administration of drugs to prevent disease. Prophylaxis
The instructions on a prescription explaining how to take a specific medicine. Signature
Directions to the pharmacist for the mixing the medication. Subscription
The patient's name, address, date, and Rx symbol on a prescription. Superscription
Referring to a drug that affects a specific system (or multiple systems) of the body. Systemic
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