What is it called when a medication is given and on first pass through the liver gets inactivated
first-pass effect
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What is the time for a medication in the body to drop by 50%?
half-life
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Medication that binds to or mimics receptor activity that endogenous compounds regulate.
Agonist
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Getting this drug as a kid when they have a viral illness can cause Reyes Syndrome.
Aspirin
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A patient got morphine for pain an hour ago and now their respirations are 8/min. What should you do?
Give naloxone
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With this antibiotic, you must monitor them for 30 min. after administration to look for allergic reaction.
penicillin
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This antibiotic is used to treat c-diff and can potentially cause red-man syndrome if given IV.
vancomycin
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What antibiotic can cause yellow-brown tooth discoloration, photosensitivity, and hepatotoxicity?
tetracycline
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What class of antibiotics can cause ototoxicity and nephrotoxicity?
aminoglycosides
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What class of antibiotics can cause achilles tendon rupture, phototoxicity, and suprainfection?
fluoroquinolones
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Antifungal used to treat systemic fungal infection that requires premedication for fever, chills, and headache before you give it.
amphotericin B
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What 3 antiviral tubercular drugs can all cause hepatotoxicity?
rifampin, isoniazid, pyrazinamide
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What is it called when someone has a secondary infection superimposed on another infection where a person could suffer from thrush or a vaginal yeast infection?
superinfection
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What is the main organ involved in excretion?
kidneys
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Where does most of metabolism take place?
liver
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What class of HIV drugs is considered a first-line treatment for HIV infection and works by inhibiting DNA synthesis?