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What is the therapeutic range on a log dose effect curve - ANSWER Where the dose is
increasing sharply



On a log dose effect curve where is the maximum response - ANSWER Where the curve
plateaus



What is potency - ANSWER The amount of a drug needed to produce an effect



What is efficacy - ANSWER The maximum effect that a drug can have regardless of the
dose.



Once reached delivering more of the drug will not add effects



Efficacy and potency are unrelated. - ANSWER .



Enteral drug administration is what - ANSWER Placed directly into GI tract. This is done
by taking the drug orally, rectally



What is parenteral administration of a drug - ANSWER Injection



What is the most cost effective and safest way to take a drug - ANSWER Orally



What can happen is a drug tHat is made from proteins is taken orally - ANSWER The
acidity of the GI tract can be inactivated. ex. Insulin can not be taken orally

,What is the first pass effect - ANSWER When a drug passes through the hepatic portal
circulation. Some of the active ingredients can be inactivated.



This may decrease some of the available drugs that can be activated.



What happens if a drug has a high first pass effect. - ANSWER They require a larger
dose.



How does the phase one reactions are carried out in the liver - ANSWER By microsomal
or cytochrome p450 enzymes



Alcohol tolerance is a common example



In which case would you want to administer a drug rectally - ANSWER If someone is
unconscious or vomiting



What are different types of parenteral administration of drugs - ANSWER Intra vascular

Intramuscular

Subcutaneous

Intradermal

Inhalation

Topical



What are some characteristics of intravascular route parenteral administration of drugs
- ANSWER Absorption phase is bypassed

Most rapid response of drug

Drug is really hard to be retrieved

, What are some characteristics of intramuscular route parenteral administration of
drugs - ANSWER Sustained effect

Usually delivered in the deltoid or gluteals



What are some characteristics of subcutaneous parenteral drug admin - ANSWER Best
route to admin protein products

May produce a sterile access or a hematoma

Insulin, anesthesia



What are some characteristics of the intra dermal parenteral route - ANSWER Injected
in the epidermis

Like the tuberculosis test



What are so e characteristics of the inhalation route - ANSWER Provides rapid delivery

Asthma and nitrous



Topical Route What are some characteristics of the topical route - ANSWER Do not use
if site is ulcerated or burned



Usually has a increased concentration



What is pharmakinetics - ANSWER How a drug is administered, distributed, metabolized
and excreted.



What can lipid solvable drugs do - ANSWER Cross the blood brain barrier

Can move across most biological barriers



In relation to drug distribution where does the doses go - ANSWER Oral goes to liver

Sublingual goes to heart

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