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What does 'ac' mean in drug dosages and directions?
Which abbreviation stands for 'Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug(s)'?
What does 'ID' stand for in routes of drug administration?
Which abbreviation means 'At bedtime'?
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What is the term for a substance that interferes with or opposes the action of a drug?
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Which term refers to a result of drug therapy that is unrelated to its intended effect?
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What is the route of drug administration where the drug is injected into the space between the meninges and the spine?
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What is the term for the power to produce a specific result or effectiveness?
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Which word part means 'fever'?
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What does an antipyretic drug do?
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Which route of drug administration involves applying the drug to the surface of the skin?
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'Inotropic' is an example of a word part that means acting on which specific bodily function?
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'Contra' as a prefix means:
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APAP stands for Acetylsalicylic acid.
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NSAID(s) stands for Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug(s).
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The abbreviation 'hs' means 'At bedtime'.
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'pp' stands for 'Preprandial'.
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Anaphylaxis is a mild allergic reaction.
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A brand name is the nonproprietary name of a drug.
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Phytomedicine is another name for synthetic medicine.
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Tolerance occurs when the dose of a drug must be decreased to produce the original response.
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A synergism occurs when two drugs working together produce an effect less than the effect of each drug acting alone.
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Antipyretic drugs counteract fever.
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Injection administration involves administering drugs through the respiratory system.
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A tincture is a substance dissolved in water.
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Cream is a solid dosage form containing a drug in a pure state or mixed with a nonactive ingredient.
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A tablet is a pleasant-tasting medicated tablet to be dissolved in the mouth.
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Subcutaneous administration involves injecting beneath the skin.
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'Supp' stands for suppository.
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