EMT

residue of the sistillation of organic materials that has been treated to increase its absorptive properties, used often to absorb ingested drugs or poisons

medicinal particles suspended in a gas or in air

any condition that renders a patricular line of treatment improper or undesirable

quanity of a substance to be administered at one time

any medicinal substance

any effect seen when two or more drugs are administerd or taken by a patient at the same time

hormone secreted by the adrenal glands that increases sympathetic activity

gelatinous substance that is firm in consistency buy contains much liquid

drug name not protected by a trademark, that is usually descriptive of the chmical nature of the drug

condition or disease for which a drug is expected to have a beneficial effect

within the muscular substance

drug or remedy for a certain condition

method for delivering a medication through inhalaton that allows a controlled precise dose

medication that works to reduce the work of the heart by decreasing qeriqheral vascular resistance while improving blood flow to the myocardium by dilating the coronary arteries

form of gel administerd orally to patients with suspected hypoglycemia

method through which a drug is administerred to a patient

consequence other than the desired effect for which a substance is used

under the tongue

preparation of a finely divided, undissolved substance disperesed in a liquid

dose of a medication required to have the desired effecto on a patient

trademark name that a manufacturer uses to marketing a given drug