AnaphylacticReactiona sever lifethreateningform of anallergicresponseDiffusiontendency ofmolecules of asubstance to movefrom a region ofhigh concentrationto low concentrationAllergicReactionAn antigenantibodyresponse thatcause hives,itching, orswellingSynergisticEffectthe effect of twodrugs taken atthe same time isgreater than thedrugs takenaloneSublingualdrugplacementunder thetongueSideEffectsMild butannoyingresponses todrug. Examplenausea andheadacheDesiredActiontheexpectedresponseof a drugAdverseReactionSeveresymptomsthat cancause greatharmSolubilityThe abilityof a drugto dissolvein fluidsHalf-lifethe time ittakes thebody toremove 50%of the drugAbsorptionDrugs enter bodyand pass intocirculation to reachthe part of thebody it needs toaffectDistributionMovement of drugin the body toreach its site ofaction by way ofblood or lymphsystemBrandNameBiotransformationtransformation oralteration of druginto either activeor inactivechemicals afterabsorptionAntagonistpharmacokineticswhat thebody doesto a drugNephrotoxicdamageto thekidneyIntramuscularGiving drugby way ofinjection intothe muscleHepatotoxicCausingdamageto the liverAgonistsParenteralGiving a drugby way of aninjection orinfusion underthe skinIdiosyncraticReactionresponses todrug that arepeculiar andunpredictedAdditiveEffectwhen two drugsare giventogether andmake the actionmore powerfulReceptorSitesHypersensitivityanexaggeratedresponse toa drugGenericNameFirstpassEffectDrugs inactivatedin the liver beforebeing distributedto other parts ofthe bodyFiltrationpassage of asubstancethrough afilterBuccalDrugplacementagainstthe cheekAnaphylacticReactiona sever lifethreateningform of anallergicresponseDiffusiontendency ofmolecules of asubstance to movefrom a region ofhigh concentrationto low concentrationAllergicReactionAn antigenantibodyresponse thatcause hives,itching, orswellingSynergisticEffectthe effect of twodrugs taken atthe same time isgreater than thedrugs takenaloneSublingualdrugplacementunder thetongueSideEffectsMild butannoyingresponses todrug. Examplenausea andheadacheDesiredActiontheexpectedresponseof a drugAdverseReactionSeveresymptomsthat cancause greatharmSolubilityThe abilityof a drugto dissolvein fluidsHalf-lifethe time ittakes thebody toremove 50%of the drugAbsorptionDrugs enter bodyand pass intocirculation to reachthe part of thebody it needs toaffectDistributionMovement of drugin the body toreach its site ofaction by way ofblood or lymphsystemBrandNameBiotransformationtransformation oralteration of druginto either activeor inactivechemicals afterabsorptionAntagonistpharmacokineticswhat thebody doesto a drugNephrotoxicdamageto thekidneyIntramuscularGiving drugby way ofinjection intothe muscleHepatotoxicCausingdamageto the liverAgonistsParenteralGiving a drugby way of aninjection orinfusion underthe skinIdiosyncraticReactionresponses todrug that arepeculiar andunpredictedAdditiveEffectwhen two drugsare giventogether andmake the actionmore powerfulReceptorSitesHypersensitivityanexaggeratedresponse toa drugGenericNameFirstpassEffectDrugs inactivatedin the liver beforebeing distributedto other parts ofthe bodyFiltrationpassage of asubstancethrough afilterBuccalDrugplacementagainstthe cheek

Principles of Pharmacology - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. a sever life threatening form of an allergic response
    Anaphylactic Reaction
  2. tendency of molecules of a substance to move from a region of high concentration to low concentration
    Diffusion
  3. An antigen antibody response that cause hives, itching, or swelling
    Allergic Reaction
  4. the effect of two drugs taken at the same time is greater than the drugs taken alone
    Synergistic Effect
  5. drug placement under the tongue
    Sublingual
  6. Mild but annoying responses to drug. Example nausea and headache
    Side Effects
  7. the expected response of a drug
    Desired Action
  8. Severe symptoms that can cause great harm
    Adverse Reaction
  9. The ability of a drug to dissolve in fluids
    Solubility
  10. the time it takes the body to remove 50% of the drug
    Half-life
  11. Drugs enter body and pass into circulation to reach the part of the body it needs to affect
    Absorption
  12. Movement of drug in the body to reach its site of action by way of blood or lymph system
    Distribution
  13. Brand Name
  14. transformation or alteration of drug into either active or inactive chemicals after absorption
    Biotransformation
  15. Antagonist
  16. what the body does to a drug
    pharmacokinetics
  17. damage to the kidney
    Nephrotoxic
  18. Giving drug by way of injection into the muscle
    Intramuscular
  19. Causing damage to the liver
    Hepatotoxic
  20. Agonists
  21. Giving a drug by way of an injection or infusion under the skin
    Parenteral
  22. responses to drug that are peculiar and unpredicted
    Idiosyncratic Reaction
  23. when two drugs are given together and make the action more powerful
    Additive Effect
  24. Receptor Sites
  25. an exaggerated response to a drug
    Hypersensitivity
  26. Generic Name
  27. Drugs inactivated in the liver before being distributed to other parts of the body
    First pass Effect
  28. passage of a substance through a filter
    Filtration
  29. Drug placement against the cheek
    Buccal