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Pharmacology Penn Foster Veterinary TechnPharmacokinetics - correct answer When a drug enters the body
Pharmacodynamics - correct answer How drugs exert effects
7 Routes of Administration - correct answer Oral, IV, IM, SC, intraperitone
intraarterial, intradermal
Agonist, Partial Agonist, and Antagonist - correct answer Perfect Fit, Alm
Blocks Action
Affinity vs. Efficacy - correct answer How well it binds to receptor (Agonis
Antagonist) vs. how well the drug performs
Trade Name Vs. Genetic Name - correct answer Trade - patented name (r
vs. Genetic - unpatented/generic (carprofen)
6 Drug Label Requirements - correct answer Generic Name, Concentratio
Quantity, Controlled?, Manufacturer Info, Expiration Date.
Injection Routes from fastest onset to slowest - correct answer IV, SC, IM
Injection Routes from longest duration to shortest - correct answer SC, IM
Symapthetic vs. Para-sympathetic - correct answer Energy expending act
(Increase heart rate), Energy conserving ( decrease heart rate)
, Adrenergic Agents - correct answer Excites Alpha Receptors and inhibits
receptors (stimulates heart beat through sympathetic)
CNS Depression Drugs - correct answer Sedate, Control Seizures, Contro
CNS Stimulation Drugs - correct answer Treat respiration/cardiac depres
reverse depression drugs
Barbituates - correct answer CNS Depression Drug, always controlled, no
reversal available, rapidly absorbed into brain and fat, do not use in sight
(no fat), and used in euthanasia solution
Expectorant - correct answer Respiratory Drug - muscous secreting glan
(dilutes secretions)- cough syrup
Mucolytics - correct answer Alter mucous composition - breaks down mu
thickness
Antitussives - correct answer inhibits non productive cough, example is
butorphanol or hydrocodone
4 types of Diuretics - correct answer Loop, Osmotic, Thiazine, Potassium S
Loop vs. Osmotic - correct answer Increase excretion of sodium and wate
inhibit reabsorption vs increase excretion of water to increase pressure t
reabsorption
Thiazide vs. Potassium Sparing - correct answer block absorption of sodiu
chloride and water vs. block aldosterone by excreting potassium and reab
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