2 Flashcards
This drug receptor is usually inhibited rather than activated:
A. Regulatory protein
B. Enzyme
C. Transport protein
D. Structural protein
B. Enzyme
Binding with these molecules will result to no detectable change in the function of the biologic system:
A. Effector
B.Receptor
C. Inert Binding site
D. Spare receptor
C. Inert Binding site
Produces the full maximal effect when receptors are saturated:
A. Full agonist
B. Partial Agonist
C. Competitive Antagonist
D. Irreversible Antagonist
A. Full agonist
Secondary messenger that mediate most hormonal response:
A. cAMP
B. Calcium
C. PIP
D. cGMP
A. cAMP
The dose at which 50% of the test population exhibit unintended effects:
A. ED50
B. LD50
C. MD50
D. TD50
TD50
Maximal efficacy & potency are derived from this
A. Graded dose-response relationship
B. Quantal dose-response relationship
C. Both
D. Neither
A. Graded dose-response relationship
Decreased sensitivity acquired as a result of exposure to the drug
A. Idiosyncratic
B. Tolerance
C. Hyporeactive
D. Hypereactive
B. Tolerance
Down regulation which varies the drug response is due to:
A. Variation in drug concentration
B. Alteration in endogenous ligands
C. Alteration in receptor
D. Changes in 2nd messenger
C. Alteration in receptor
Measured with a graded dose-response curve but not with quantal dose-response curve
A. Maximal Efficacy
B. Potency
C. Clinical sensitivity
D. Tachyphylaxis
A. Maximal Efficacy
Drug interaction wherein one drug enhances the effect of another by inhibiting its metabolizing enzyme
A. Additive
B. Antagonism
C. Synergistic
D. Potentation
D. Potentation
Binds to the drug inhibited
Chemical Antagonst
Binds to the drug receptor
Competitive Antagonist / Irreversible Antagonist
Binds via covalent bonds
Irreversible Antagonist
Utilizes another regulatory pathway
Physiologic Antagonist
Receptor dimerization
Tyrosine kinase mediated