Which types of interactions can occur when multiple drugs are taken? (Subject: Pharmacology)

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Q: Contrast the effects of central nervous system depressant drugs and central nervous system stimulant…

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Q: What are the side effects of therapeutic drugs?

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Q: What are the advantages and disadvantages of using drugs?

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Q: How can we describe the way a drug flows from one part of the body to another?

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Q: What could be some of the reasons why some patients experienced side effects with ACE inhibitors?

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Q: List the crucial components of therapeutic communication.

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Q: What are the 5 Rights of Medication Administration?

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A: MCQ Answer -  (d) Temazepam hypnotic agents are absorbed slowly.

Q: How does solubility of general anesthetics affect the drug's performance?

A: General anesthetics are compounds that are used to induce unconsciousness in humans or animals…

Q: What are the general duties and responsibilities of pharmacists in medication related problems?

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Q: Name three families of drugs used to treat depression.

A: Depression is a mood disorder.

Q: Drugs that cause marked alterations in mood, attitude,thought processes, and perceptions are…

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Q: Distinguish the clinical phases of drug development

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Q: how we can diffrentiate between rational and irrational prescription?

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Q: How Drug-receptor interaction become failed?

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Q: What are narcotics, classification, and effects on the human body?

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Q: Which of the following sentences is correct regarding the pharmacokinetics: a. It deals with the…

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Q: What happens when a person develops a tolerance to a drug?

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Q: what are types of drugs?

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Q: Identify the various central nervous system stimulant drugs

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A: Systemic effects are like blood pressure, flu etc.

Q: How do formularies influence medication use within institutions?

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Q: Define common terms used in pharmacology.

A: Pharmacology is the study of medicines related to its actions on the body systems.

Q: Known as clinical pharmacology that deals with the use of drugs in treatment, prevention and…

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Q: How drug-drug interaction be advantageous? discuss with an example

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Q: What is the meaning/definition of parent drug? And give its function and examples.

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A: Local anaesthetics interrupt neural conduction by inhibiting the influx of sodium ions.

Q: administration

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Q: conscious sedation?.

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Q: What is the collective name for various opioid drugs ?

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Q: What is meant by Sedative-hypnotic drugs?

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Q: What is the ethical problem with giving a patient a placebo and saying it is an antidepressant?

A: Research is now a days very prevalent, to generate the evidences and to rationalize the actions in…

Clinical Pharmacology

Pharmacology is a discipline of medicine that studies how medications interact with the systems and processes of living organisms, focusing on drug action mechanisms as well as therapeutic and other purposes.