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Drug Administration
Schedules
Drug Classifications
Parts of Prescription
Random
100
The most common method of taking medications
What is oral
100
Highest abuse potential
What is schedule 1
100
reduces the number and severity of seizures
What is anticonvulsant
100
Includes the dentist's name and degrees, office address, and phone number
What is the heading
100
the study of all drugs,their properties,how they react with each other, and the actions of the drugs within the body
What is pharmacology
200
To breathe in the gas or aerosol
What is inhalation
200
may lead to limited dependence
What is schedule 3
200
regulation of blood sugar
What is antidiabetic
200
The area where the doctor writes the name and the strength of the drug being described,the dosage,and the form in which the drug is to be dispensed
What is subscription
200
coating found on some medications that resists breakdown by gastric juices and dissolves in the intestines
What is enteric-coated
300
Inject the substance directly into the vein
What is intravenous
300
May lead to severe dependence
What is schedule 2
300
drug used to treat candidiasis and thrush
What is mycostatin, nystatin
300
directly below the heading that is used for filling in patient information
What is superscription
300
most commonly used text in the dental office
What is Physicians Desk Reference
400
Placing the medication under the tongue until it dissolves
What is sublingual
400
Least potential for abuse
What is schedule 5
400
used to dilate blood vessels
What is nitrates
400
where the dentist indicates whether or not the prescription can be refilled
What is REPETATUR 0 1 2 3 p.r.n
400
effective against a wide range of bacteria
What is broad spectrum
500
Inject the substance just under the skin
What is subcutaneous
500
Antidepressants,anti-anxiety drugs,sedative drugs
What is schedule 4
500
control convulsing behavior
What is MAOIs
500
the dentist's DEA number must be printed in this area
What is the heading
500
used as a medicine to treat patients taking other drugs in cancer therapy
What is marijuana