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There are two answers: the original meaning was any substance used medicinally (and in earlier history any substance used in dyeing, chemistry or the arts).
The modern term has become much more closely related to narcotics and other illegal chemicals used to alter perception or state of mind - but strictly speaking "drug" also refers to everyday painkillers, cough medicines and so on.
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What is the medical term meaning process for finding the proper dosage of a drug?
Dose titration is the medical term meaning process for finding the proper dosage of a drug.
What is the medical term meaning Drug that reduces bleeding?
antihemorrhagic
What is the medical term meaning unusual or abnormal reaction to a drug?
Contraindication is the usual term for that.
What is the medical term meaning strong dependence on a drug?
alcoholism
What is the medical term meaning drug that inhibits or kills bacteria?
antibiotic
What is the medical term meaning harmful side effects of a drug?
Adverse Effects
What is the medical term meaning undesirable reaction that accompanies the principal response for which the drug was taken?
Adverse Drug Reactionside effect
What is the Medical Term meaning a drug that acts on the mind?
The medical term for a drug that acts on the mind is "psychoactive drug". These drugs can affect mood, cognition, behavior, and perception by acting on the central nervous system.
What is the medical term meaning extent to which a drug or other substance becomes available to the body?
Bioavailability
What is the medical term meaning a drug that reduces bleeding?
The medical term for a drug that reduces bleeding is "hemostatic agent." These drugs work by promoting blood clotting and stopping the flow of blood.
What is spun?
Spun is the past and past participle of "spin".
What is the medical term meaning study of adverse reactions or drug interactions?
The medical term for the study of adverse reactions or drug interactions is pharmacovigilance. It involves monitoring the safety of medications and assessing their risks and benefits in real-world settings.
