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define agonist - correct answer. A drug with a high level of affinity and efficacy that
binds to a receptor and casues a specific action.

define contraindiction - correct answer. a reason not to use a drug in a particular
situation, causes undesirable side effects

define efficacy - correct answer. the degree to which a drug produces its desired
response.

define over the counter drug - correct answer. a drug that may be purchased without
a prescription from a vet

define prescription drug - correct answer. a drug that must be prescribed by a vet
and taken while under the supervision of a vet

define receptor - correct answer. a molecule located on a cell that binds with drugs
or neurotransmitters to cause an effect

define therapeutic index - correct answer. the relationship between a drug's ability to
achieve the desired effect compared to its tendency to produce toxic effects. Expressed
as a ration between the LD and the ED. LD/ED 50% of the time.

define withdrawal time - correct answer. the amount of time that must elapse
between the end of drug therapy and the elimination of that drug from the patients
tissue or products.

define veterinarian client patient relationship - correct answer. the relationship that
must exist between the veterinarians, hris or her patient and the patient's owner before
prescription drugs may be dispensed

, List four sources of drugs used in veterinary medicine - correct answer. animal
products, plant products, minerals, and synthetic products

what are four components of a drug regimen - correct answer. includes the dose,
the route of administration, the frequency of administration, and the duration of
administration

discuss the conditions that must be met before a valid veterinarian-client-patient
relationship can be shown to exist. - correct answer. 1. the vet must assume
responsibility for making clinical judgements in relation to the health of the animal. 2. the
vet must have recently seen the animal and be acquainted with its care and 3. the vet
must be available for follow up care of the animal.

discuss the responsibilities of a veterinary technician in the administration of drug
orders. - correct answer. carry out orders correctly, read the drug label 3x to ensure
that the proper drug is being adminstered and take care to administer the correct dose
by the correct route. be aware of posibble side effects and monitor patient in a
responsible way.

Describe the sequense of events that a drug undergoes from administration to
excretion. - correct answer. a drug is first absorbed or directly placed into the
bloodstream. In the blood, the drug may bind with a plasma protein or exist in the free
state. The circulating blood distributes the drug to the capillary level, where the drug
leaves the circulation and enters the interstitial fluid. The interstitial fluid bathes the cell
or bind with surface receptors. The drug then exits the cell or its surface, moves back to
interstitial fluid, reenters circulation and then is metabolized in the liver and sent to the
kidneys for excretion.

List 11 possible routes for administering a drug and discuss the advatages and/or
disadvantages of each. - correct answer. 1. oral route 2. SQ 3.IM 4. IV 5. IP 6. IA,
intraarterial 7. IC, intracardiac 8. IM, intramedullary 9. Inhalation 10. topical 11.
intradermal

List some of the factors that influence drug absorption - correct answer. 1. method
of absorbtion, 2. the ph of the durg and its ionization status, 3. the absorptive surface
area, 4. the blood supply to the area, 5. the solubility of the drug, 6. the dosage form, 7.
the status of the gi tract 8 interactions with other drugs

Most biotransformation of drugs occurs in where? - correct answer. liver

Must durg excretion occurs via? - correct answer. kidneys

Drugs usually produce their effects by combining with specific cellular - correct answer.
receptors

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