Pharm is Life
History
Making and Regulating
Actions are everything
Safety!
100

The alternative term for a generic name.

What is nonproprietary name?

100

The belief held by early humans in regards to disease.

What is punishment from the Gods?

100

The main organization in the US responsible for safety and efficacy of drugs, medical devices and biological products.

What is the FDA?

100
A drug that enhances the natural reactions of the body.

What is agonist?

100

A preventable event that may cause or lead to inappropriate medication use or patient harm.

What is medication error?

200

The binding site on the surface of or within cells.

What is receptor?

200

The first example of a drug found in Greek records.

What is Pharmakon?

200
The act enacted in 1951 that separated prescriptions drugs from over-the-counter drugs. 
What is the Durham-Humphrey Amendment?
200

The measure of a drugs ability to dissolve in a fluid.

What is solubility?

200

Points of administration that bypass the digestive (alimentary)  system.

What is Parenteral Routes?

300

The practice of threating ailments with "like treats like" theory.

What is homeopathy?

300

The first official listing of drugs in the United States.

What is US Pharmacopeia?

300

The agency responsible for regulating the sale and use of all narcotic medications in the US.

What is the DEA?

300
The phases of pharmacokinetics.

What is ADME? (absorption, distribution, metabolism, elimination)

300

When a patient is concurrently using multiple medications.

What is polypharmacy?

400

The ideal window of serum concentration for a particular drug that provides the optimum probability of desired response.

What is therapeutic range?
400

The first sulfa drug founded in 1935.

What is Prontosil?

400

The phase of clinical trail that are double-blind tested and doses are increased to determine drug efficiency.

What is Phase III?

400

The limitation of a drug dosed that define when a substance goes from effective to toxic.

What is ceiling effect?

400

The chemical released in the body that produces symptoms associated with allergic reations.

What is histamine?

500

An inhibitor to distribution that prevents many substances from entering the cerebrospinal fluid from the blood.

What is the blood-brain barrier?

500

The bacteriologist that discovered and synthesized penicillin.

Who is Alexander Fleming?

500
Information attached to drug that have be found to be problematic but still provide therapy for specific conditions.

Boxed warning/Black box warning

500

The elimination time range for a medication who's half-life is measured at 3 hours.

What is 15-21 hours?

500
A FDA requirement placed on the manufactures of hazardous drugs intended to provide information about the risks and benefits of this drug during dispensing and prescribing.

What is Risk Evaluation and Mitigation Strategy (REMS)?