MedicationModuleTerminology

1.	Adverse reactions are undesirable effects to health products	A.	Drug Tolerance
2.	Life-threatening sensitivity to an antigen	B.	Drug allergy
3.	an abnormal response to a drug	C.	Drug Interaction
4.	a medication may counteract the actions of other drugs when combined	D.	Toxic effect
5.	the way medications interact with other drugs or substances in the body	E.	Medications
6.	combined effect of two drugs is greater than the effect of either drug given alone (for example taking alcohol with prescription medications	F.	Idiosyncratic effects
7.	the state at which the body gets accustomed to a substance so needs larger and larger amounts to experience the same effect	G.	Localized effect
8.	An unusual individual reaction to food or a drug.	H.	Anaphylaxis
9.	Works on a specific part	I.	Systemic effect
10.	also known as drugs - are chemical substances that cause a specific effect on the body and a prescribed for and taken by people to obtain various desired results in the body	J.	Topical effect
11.	is an addictive drug, such as opium, that reduces pain, alters mood and behavior, and usually induces sleep or stupor. Natural and synthetic narcotics are used in medicine to control pain	K.	Drug synergism
12.	more commonly used term for Adverse reactions – generally we are aware of potential Side Effects before taking a medication	L.	Adverse effects
13.	Relief is felt elsewhere in the body	M.	Drug antagonism
14.	desired effect of a medication	N.	Side effects
15.	Works on the skin surface	O.	Narcotic
16.	an adverse effect of a drug produced by an exaggeration of the effect that produces the therapeutic response	P.	Therapeutic effects

MedicationModuleTerminology

1.	Adverse reactions are undesirable effects to health products → L
2.	Life-threatening sensitivity to an antigen → H
3.	an abnormal response to a drug → B
4.	a medication may counteract the actions of other drugs when combined → M
5.	the way medications interact with other drugs or substances in the body → C
6.	combined effect of two drugs is greater than the effect of either drug given alone (for example taking alcohol with prescription medications → K
7.	the state at which the body gets accustomed to a substance so needs larger and larger amounts to experience the same effect → A
8.	An unusual individual reaction to food or a drug. → F
9.	Works on a specific part → G
10.	also known as drugs - are chemical substances that cause a specific effect on the body and a prescribed for and taken by people to obtain various desired results in the body → E
11.	is an addictive drug, such as opium, that reduces pain, alters mood and behavior, and usually induces sleep or stupor. Natural and synthetic narcotics are used in medicine to control pain → O
12.	more commonly used term for Adverse reactions – generally we are aware of potential Side Effects before taking a medication → N
13.	Relief is felt elsewhere in the body → I
14.	desired effect of a medication → P
15.	Works on the skin surface → J
16.	an adverse effect of a drug produced by an exaggeration of the effect that produces the therapeutic response → D