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What is defined as the primary effect that a drug is intended to achieve?
What is defined as the primary effect that a drug is intended to achieve?
Which of the following correctly describes a side effect of a medication?
Which of the following correctly describes a side effect of a medication?
Which of the following statements about side effects is incorrect?
Which of the following statements about side effects is incorrect?
What distinguishes a therapeutic effect from a side effect?
What distinguishes a therapeutic effect from a side effect?
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Which term best describes the effect of morphine sulfate when it is prescribed for pain relief?
Which term best describes the effect of morphine sulfate when it is prescribed for pain relief?
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Study Notes
Therapeutic Effect
- The primary intended effect of a drug.
- The reason a drug is prescribed.
- Example: Morphine sulfate's therapeutic effect is analgesia (pain relief).
Side Effect
- A secondary, unintended effect of a drug.
- Typically predictable.
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Test your knowledge of the therapeutic effects and side effects of drugs in pharmacology. This quiz covers the intended effects of medications and provides examples of both primary and secondary effects. Perfect for students looking to deepen their understanding of pharmacological principles.