Medical Abbreviations
Kinetics and Dynamics
Medication Management
Treating Asthma/CV Diseases
Drug Podge
100

CPK

Creatine Phosphokinase

100

Define pharmacokinetics.

The effect the body has on different drugs

100

Why must we as ATs document the dispensing of medications?

To keep record of who has what kind of drugs and when they took them for future reference (day-by-day tracking, lawsuits, etc.)

100

What are diuretics typically used to treat?

hypertension, reduce edema, congestive heart failure

100

What is a drug?

A chemical that has been demonstrated to be effective in preventing or treating a disease

200

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after

200

Define pharmacodynamics.

The effect the drugs have on the body

200

What is the difference between administering and dispensing medications?

Administer - give one dose for one time, immediate use

Dispense - preparing, labeling, or providing multiple doses of a medication for future use.

200

What are some common ACE-inhibitors?

Capoten, Lotensin, Vasotec, Monopril, Zestro

200

What is bioavailability?

amount of drug available to produced desired effect after absorption

300

NPO

Not by mouth

300

What does half life of a drug indicate?

The length of time the drug lasts

300

What is the team physician's role in management of medications?

Keep inventory, write prescriptions, monitor disposal, knowledge of banned substances

300

What does digoxin help with?

Increased force contraction, treats symptoms of heart failure

300

What is the difference between affinity and efficacy of drugs?

affinity is how well the drug connects to the receptor, efficacy is how well the drug will initiate the effect of chemical reaction

400

sc/sq/SQ/subQ

subcutaneous(ly)

400

The most common method a drug uses to pass through cellular membranes

Passive Diffusion

400

What should be included when documenting administered medications?

Name of athlete, date/time, type of medication, who administered, quantity of medication

400

Which drugs are for quick relief of asthma symptoms?

B2 Agonists, anticholinergics, systemic corticosteroids

400

What is the generic term for salicylic acid?

Aspirin

500

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at bedtime

500

Define the Additive Effect.

The response obtained for 2+ drugs is the same as the sum of the effects of each drug individually

500

Who is allowed to dispense medications on the sports medicine team?

Team physicians

500

What considerations should be made with asthma and exercise?

Avoid exercising in symptom-triggering environments (air quality); include a warm-up

500

How do you calculate therapeutic index?

toxic dose/effective dose

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