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TERMINOLOGY\n\nEvery profession has terms and abbreviations associated with the job.When working asa Med Aide,there is terminology that is often used when assisting persons withmedications.  \nTake time to learn the terminology below:  \nAbsorb  \nTo soak up or take in.  \n## Adverse Drug Reaction\n\nAn adverse drug reaction,also called a side effect,is anyundesirable experience associated with the use of a medicinein a patient.Adverse events can range from mild to severe.Serious adverse events are those that can cause disability,are life-threatening,result in hospitalization or death,or arebirth defects.  \nAnalgesic  \nRelieves pain without the loss of consciousness.  \nChest pain caused by poor blood supply to the heart muscle  \nAngina  \nAntacid  \nNeutralizes stomach acid.  \nAntibiotic  \nKills or slows down the growth of bacteria.  \nAnticoagulant  \nPrevents the blood from clotting.  \nAnticonvulsant  \nControls seizures.  \nAntifungal  \nInterferes with the growth of a fungus.  \nAntihistamine  \nDries mucus secretions in the respiratory tract.  \nAnti-inflammatory  \nDecreases inflammation.  \nAntipsychotic  \nDepresses brain function or corrects chemical imbalance inthe brain.  \nAphasia  \nLoss of the ability to speak.  \nThe underarm area,a.k.a.the \"armpit.\"  \nAxilla  \nBuccal TabletTablet made to be placed between the cheek and the gum.  \nCapsule  \nCardiac  \nClean  \nColon  \nConstipation  \nControlled Substance  \nCream  \nDecongestant  \nDiscontinued  \nDose  \nDuration of Action  \nElectrolytes  \nElimination  \nElixir  \nElixir,Fluid,Extract  \nEnteric Coated  \nEpidermis  \nEsophagus  \nEye Ointment  \nHard or soft,soluble containers of a suitable substance,forenclosing a dose of medicine,usually for oral administration.  \nHaving to do with the heart.  \nFree of disease causing bacteria.  \nThe large intestine.  \nHard bowel movement that is difficult to pass.  \nDrugs that are potentially addictive.  \nA water-soluble preparation that is typically applied to theskin.An ointment differs from a cream in that it has an oilbase.  \nEncourages sinuses to drain.  \nMedications no longer taken by the resident.  \nThe amount of a drug to be taken.  \nThe length of time the drug has a pharmacologic effect.  \nBasic chemical elements required by the body such ascalcium,potassium,and sodium.  \nExcretion of waste products by the skin,kidneys,andintestines.The main route of drug elimination is through thekidneys;other routes include feces,lungs,saliva,sweat,andbreast milk.  \nMedication dissolved in alcohol and flavored with sugar.  \nLiquid medication with an alcohol base.  \nTablet with a special coating that does not breakdown until itreaches the small intestine.  \nThe outer layer of the skin.  \nA tube-like structure that carries food from the mouth to thestomach.  \nSterile semi-solid preparation for ophthalmic use only.  \nFast-Dissolving Tablet  \nFracture  \nGelcap  \nHyperglycemic  \nHypertension  \nHypoglycemic  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