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| 2. | The effect of the body on the drug. Movement of drug molecules in the body in relation to the drugs absorption, distribution, metabolism, and excretion |
| 7. | Small oval, round, or oblong preparation containing a drug in a flavored or sweetened base, which dissolves in the mouth and releases the medication |
| 8. | Small, solid dose of medication, compressed or molded, may be any color, size or shape |
| 11. | A drug dissolved in another substance |
| 12. | Any unusual or peculiar response to a drug that may manifest itself by over response, under response, or opposite of the expected response (2 Words) |
| 13. | Drugs are aerosolized, delivered in small particles, and breathed in by the patient |
| 14. | Highest plasma concentration of the drug (2 Words) |
| 15. | Single or mixture of finely ground drugs |
| 16. | Removing the drug from the body. The kidneys do most of this |
| 18. | The process by which drugs alter cell physiology and affect the body |
| 20. | A drug-drug interaction that produces an effect greater than that of each drug alone (2 Words) |
| 21. | Medication combined in a water and sugar solution |
| 22. | Injecting drug into the dermis, under epidermis, 5-15 degree angle (2 Words) |
| 29. | Injection administered at a 90 or 72 degree angle into muscle tissue (2 Words) |
| 30. | Drugs given this way are placed directly into the blood stream and ate the fastest to take effect |
| 31. | Medication in a clear liquid containing water, alcohol, sweeteners, and flavor |
| 33. | Medication mixed with alcohol, oil, or soap, which is rubbed on the skin |
| 34. | Medications given this way are typically more rapidly absorbed than those given orally |
| 35. | Drug particles in a solution for topical use |
| 36. | Powder or gel form of an active drug enclosed in a gelatinous container, aka liquigel |
| 38. | Brand name of a drug |
| 39. | Drug name that identifies the active ingredient, assigned by the manufacturer |
| 40. | Rubbing drug into skin |
| 41. | Injected drug (2 Words) |