- _______ analgesics primarily exert their action on the CNS.
- T/F: SLUD is the acronym used to describe the adverse reactions in anticholinergic agents.
- Norepinephrine (NE) and Epinephrine are called:
- A sympathomimetic (adrenergic) agent used to treat asthma is
- The _______ is responsible for the rest and digest processes of the body
- Anticholinergic agents _________ the action of Ach at the postganglionic parasympathetic endings.
- _____ is a dose related reaction and not part of the desired action of the drug.
- The effects that a drug may have on the fetus are called its ______ effects.
- _____ is a major factor in the effect that a drug may have.
- Type ____ allergic reaction can result in serum sickness.
- The likelihood of a drug interaction increases with the
- Dairy products can interfere with absorption of _______, as an example of a _____ interaction
- ______ to a drug can occur, and requires ____ amounts of drug in order to produce the effect.
- The ________ routes of administration place the drug directly into the GI tract
- _______ route af administration involve application to body surfaces
- ________ route produces the most rapid response
- Type _____ allergic reaction can result in anaphylaxis
- If you experience a mild upset stomach after taking aspirin, it is termed:
- The most common route of administration
- IV drug administration is and skips the GI tract