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Pharmacology-- NU 578--Unit 1--#1 Latest Update 2025-2026 Actual 140 Exam Questions with 100% Verified Correct Answers with Guaranteed A+ Verified by Professor

Absorption - CORRECT ANSWER: The movement of a drug from its site of

administration into the blood

Absorption amount - CORRECT ANSWER: Helps determine how intense effects of the

drug will be.

Absorption in Elderly - CORRECT ANSWER: May be reduced d/t ↓ ph, delayed mobility and emptying

Absorption Rate - CORRECT ANSWER: Determines how soon effects of the drug will

begin

Accelerated Approval - CORRECT ANSWER: In 1992 the FDA regulations were

changed to permit accelerated approval of drugs for AIDS and Cancer. Under these guidelines, a drug could be approved for marketing prior to completion of Phase III trials, provided rigorous Phase IV trials were performed.

Acetylcholine - CORRECT ANSWER: One of the many neurotransmitters in the

autonomic nervous system. It acts on both the peripheral nervous system and central nervous system, and it is the only neurotransmitter used in the motor division of the somatic nervous system. It is the principal neurotransmitter in the autonomic ganglia.

Acetylcholinesterase - CORRECT ANSWER: An enzyme that converts acetylcholine

into the inactive metabolites choline and acetate. It is abundant in the synaptic cleft and its role in rapidly clearing free acetylcholine from the synapse is essential for proper muscle function. 1 / 3

Acid - CORRECT ANSWER: A compound that can give up a hydrogen ion (proton)

which makes it a proton donor in a reaction. Tend to ionize in basic (alkaline) media.

Activation - CORRECT ANSWER: Effect on the receptor function equivalent to that

produced by the natural neurotransmitter at a particular synapse

Active tubular secretion - CORRECT ANSWER: Active transport systems in the kidney tubules pump drugs from the blood to the tubular urine.

Adolescents - CORRECT ANSWER: 12-16 years

ADR in Elderly - CORRECT ANSWER: 7 times more common than younger adults

Adverse Drug Reaction(ADR) - CORRECT ANSWER: Any noxious, unintended, and

undesired effect that occurs at normal drug doses.

Affinity - CORRECT ANSWER: The strength of the attraction between a drug and its receptor.

Agonists - CORRECT ANSWER: Molecules that activate receptors

Albumin - CORRECT ANSWER: The most important protein for drugs to bind to since it is too large to leave the bloodstream. Only unbound drug molecules can leave the vascular system. Binding to proteins is reversible, and drugs can compete for the limited binding sites available and the

Allergic Reaction - CORRECT ANSWER: Is an immune response. For an allergic

reaction to occur, there must be prior sensitization of the immune system.

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Analysis Phase - CORRECT ANSWER: Analyze the data collected and form Nursing

Dx--Judge the appropriateness of the prescribed regimen--Identify potential health problems that the drug might cause--Determine the patient's capacity for self-care.

Antagonists - CORRECT ANSWER: Produce their effects by preventing receptor

activation by endogenous regulatory molecules and drugs.

Approximate Childs dose - CORRECT ANSWER: BSA of child x adult dose divided by

1.73m2

Assessment Phase - CORRECT ANSWER: Collecting data about the patient--Collection of baseline data needed to evaluate therapeutic responses-- Collection of baseline data needed to evaluate adverse effects--Identification of high-risk patients--Assessment of the patient's capacity for self-care

Axon conduction - CORRECT ANSWER: conducting an action potential down the axon

of the neuron

Base - CORRECT ANSWER: Compound that can take on a hydrogen ion which makes

it a proton acceptor in a reaction. Tend to ionize in acidic media

Beers list - CORRECT ANSWER: Drugs with high likelihood of causing adverse effects in elderly

Bioavailability - CORRECT ANSWER: Refers to the ability of a drug to reach the

systemic circulation from its site of administration

Biotransfer - CORRECT ANSWER: Toxification -> detoxification

Black box Warning - CORRECT ANSWER: The strongest safety warning a drug can

carry and still remain on the market. Text for the warning is presented inside a box with

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