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agonist

A drug that binds to a receptor in order to produce or trigger a response

antagonist

A drug that blocks the actions of a receptor or its intended ligand

generic

general; characteristic of a genus or group

intolerance

an adverse effect of a medication that is not related to an immune response

over-the-counter

referring to accessible, nonprescription drugs

pharmacology

the study and practice of compounding and dispensing medical preparations

Physician's Desk Reference (PDR)

one of the reference books that lists information about medications

prescription

a written direction for the preparation of medication

side effect

unintended or adverse effects of a medication, ranging from mild to intolerable

synergistic

describes the action of a medication that augments or enhances the actions of another medication

tolerance

the difference between the maximum and minimum; the amount of variation allowed from a standard

trade name

The name a manufacturer assigns to a given medication compound for marketing purposes or to simplify referencing the medication.