Terms
Whew the effects
Actions required
Whats the class?
Who's the Narc?
200

The largest amount of medication to be given without toxic effects

What is Maximum Dose

200

Used for disease prevention and can lead to "site pain"

What is Vaccines and Toxoids?

200

Effects multiple organ systems to include the respiratory and cardiovascular system 

What is Opioids?

200
This is usually administered parenterally, and has a side effect of hypoglycemia?

What is Insulin?

200

What is the trade name for Loperamide

What is Imodium?

400

The study of how drugs interact with biological systems.

What is Pharmacology

400

ineffective for viral infections and may cause mild to severe allergic reactions

What is Antibiotics?

400

The action for cathartics

What is stimulate bowel evacuation

400
A compound that relieves pain by altering the perception of nociceptive stimuli and can be administered rectally

What is Mild Analgesics?

400

Humulin is the trade name of this drug

What is Insulin?

600

This branch of pharmacology focuses on the harmful effects of chemicals.

What is toxicology?

600

Used to prevent nausea but can lead to constipation or drowsiness

What is Antiemetics

600

Why do you have to check active medications before administering a new drug

What is Drug interactions (Positive/Negative)

600

Facilitates the passage and elimination of feces to help regulate bowel movements

What is Laxatives?

600

The generic name used for a Zestril which helps treat high blood pressure

What is Lisinopril?

800

Deals with the preperation, and proper use of medication

What is Pharmacy?

800

Side effects may include nausea and vomiting but is used to help suppress a cough

What is Antitussives?

800

Used for Poly Prescription

What is NAVMED 6710/6

800

Used to remove secretions caused by common colds

What is Expectorant?

800

The generic name used for this well known narcotic is Roxanol

What is Morphine?

1000

Book listing of drug products for medical professionals

What is Physician's Desk Reference?
1000

This medication may lead to confusion and drowsiness

What is Haloperidol?

1000

Nasal and sinus congestion leads to insomnia, and anxiety

What is Decongestants

1000
Used to prevent complications such as stroke and heart attack that can cause bradycardia

What is Antihypertensive?

1000

Metabolizes in the liver and not advisable for liver failure/alcoholic patients

What is Tylenol?