Terms
A medication that causes stimulation of receptors?
Agonist
Entering the blood stream through the digestion system
Enteral
Liquid mixture of or more substances that cannot be separated
Solution
160 to 325 mg (chewable tablets )
Aspirin
Inhibits platelet aggregation
Aspirin
A medication that binds to receptor and blocks other medications or chemicals from attaching is called?
Antagonist
Entering the blood stream through a vein.
Intravenous
Mixture of substances that do not dissolve well in liquids.
Suspension
.3 mg
Adult Epinephrine
Relaxes the muscular walls of coronary arteries and veins
Nitroglycerin
Time from medication administration until clinical effects occur.
Onset Of Action
Medication delivered under the tongue then absorbed into the blood stream.
Sublingual
Topical
.15 mg
Controls the body's flight or fight response
Epinephrine
The point of period when the maximum clinical effect is achieved.
Peak
Parenteral
Semiliquid substance that is administered orally in capsules or through plastic tubes
Gel
2 MG Intranasal or Intramuscular
Naloxone (Narcan)
Albuterol
Length of time that clinical effects persist
Duration
Absorbed through the skin
Transcutaneous
Miniature spray cannister used to direct such substances through through the mouth
Metered Dose Inhaler
1 to 2 inhalations then wait 5 minutes
Albuterol
Reverses effect of opioid overdose
Naloxone