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MATCHING Match the descriptions with the dom e You may us an answer more than - 10. Drug name followed by the symbol which indicates that the name is registered to a specific drug maker 11. Most common name used for a drug mbol. which indicates that the name A Generic name B Trade/ Brand name C. Chemical name 12. Name used for a drug that is the same throughout the world - 13. Names that include all the different substances used to make the drug 14. The proprietary name of a drug 72 FILL IN THE BLANK 5. Indicate whether the drug action described below Identifies it as an agonist, partial agonist, or antagonist In the case of an opiate overdose, Naloxone is given to a patient to reverse the effects of the opiate, which is bound to the opioid receptor sites. 5. A patient is in severe pain and is given morphine, which then activates the opioid receptors and produces pain relief. c. Buspirone is given to a patient who is already taking Prozac to help boost the effects of the antidepressant. 16. The process identifies how the drug enters the body and reaches the area it needs to affect 17. Absorption of a drug is enabled through the processes of diffusion. - - and osmosis. 18. Before a drug can enter the body's tissues, it must be dissolved in body fluid. How effectively a drug can dissolve is called 19. Upon entering the body, the drug must reach the area needing treatment. The method of movement can occur by way of the blood or lymph system and is known as of the drug. 20. Biotransformation is the process by which the body transforms the drug into usable or inactive components and happens primarily in the 21. List five methods that can be used to give drugs to a patient. MULTIPLE SELECTION 22. Excretion is the process of removing the inactive chemicals, by-products, and waste from the body. From the list below, check each of the methods by which chemicals are excreted. Fecal matter Saliva Hair follicles Urine Bathing right 2019, Ever Inc. Al reserved. Chapter 3 Principles of Pharmacology

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B 10. Drog name fol mbol. which indicates that the name MATCHING Match the descriptions with the deve me. You may answer more than 10. Drug name followed by the symbol which indicates that the name is registered to a specific drug maker II Most common name used for a drug 12. Name used for a drug that is the same throughout the world - 13. Names that include all the different substances used to make the drug -B 14. The proprietary name of a drug A Generic name B Trade/Brand name C. Chemical name - A 15 FILL IN THE BLANK 5. Indicate whether the drug action described below Identifies it as an agonist, partial agonist, or antagonis In the case of an opiate overdose, Naloxone is given to a patient to reverse the effects of the opiate, which is bound to the opioid receptor sites. antagonist 5. A patient is in severe pain and is given morphine, which then activates the opioid receptors and produces pain relief. agonice c. Buspirone is given to a patient who is already taking Prozac to help boost the effects of the antidepressant. partial agonis: 16. The distribution process identifies how the drug enters the body and reaches the area it needs to affect 17. Absorption of a drug is enabled through the processes of diffusion active transportind osmosis. 18. Before a drug can enter the body's tissues, it must be dissolved in body fluid. How effectively a drug can dissolve is called drug solubility 19. Upon entering the body, the drug must reach the area needing treatment. The method of movement can occur by way of the blood or lymph system and is known as absorption of the drug. 20. Biotransformation is the process by which the body transforms the drug into usable or inactive components and happens primarily in the liver 21. List five methods that can be used to give drugs to a patient. Oral parenteral topical inhalational intraocular MULTIPLE SELECTION 22. Excretion is the process of removing the inactive chemicals, by-products, and waste from the body. From the list below, check each of the methods by which chemicals are excreted. Focal matter Saliva Hair follicles Urine Bathing right 2019, Beer Inc. Al reserved. Chapter 3 Principles of Pharmacology