[20] Drug Development and Pharmacology Flashcards

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What topics are covered in the “Drug Development and Pharmacology” deck?

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  • Drug research and testing
  • Preclinical trials
  • Drug action and interaction
  • Pharmacokinetics
  • Pharmacodynamics
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Define ‘Drug Development’

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A process to introduce a new pharmaceutical drug to the market

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What does ‘Pharmacology’ study?

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The study of drug action on biological systems

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What is the purpose of ‘Preclinical Trials’?

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They test a drug’s safety and efficacy before it is tested on humans

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Explain ‘Drug Action and Interaction’

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The processes by which drugs produce changes in the function of body cells

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Define ‘Pharmacokinetics’

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The study of what the body does to a drug

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Define ‘Pharmacodynamics’

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The study of what a drug does to the body

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Why is ‘Drug Development and Pharmacology’ crucial?

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It helps in the development and testing of potential therapeutics

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What are the key phases in ‘Drug Development’?

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  • Drug discovery
  • Preclinical research
  • Clinical trials
  • FDA review
  • FDA post-market safety monitoring
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What is involved in ‘Preclinical Trials’?

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  • In vitro testing
  • Animal testing
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What are the main types of ‘Drug Interactions’?

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  • Drug-Drug interaction
  • Drug-Food interaction
  • Drug-Alcohol interaction
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What are the four stages of ‘Pharmacokinetics’?

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  • Absorption
  • Distribution
  • Metabolism
  • Excretion
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What are the main components of ‘Pharmacodynamics’?

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  • Receptor binding
  • Post-receptor effects
  • Chemical interactions
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Define ‘In Vitro Testing’

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Testing performed in a controlled environment, like a test tube

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Define ‘Animal Testing’

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Testing performed on non-human animals

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What is ‘Drug-Drug Interaction’?

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When a drug affects the activity of another drug when both are administered together

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What is ‘Drug-Food Interaction’?

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When food affects the activity of a drug

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What is ‘Drug-Alcohol Interaction’?

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When alcohol affects the activity of a drug

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Define ‘Absorption’ in pharmacokinetics

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The process of a drug entering the systemic circulation

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Define ‘Distribution’ in pharmacokinetics

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The dissemination of a drug to the body tissues

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Define ‘Metabolism’ in pharmacokinetics

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The biotransformation of a drug into an inactive compound

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Define ‘Excretion’ in pharmacokinetics

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The elimination of the inactive compounds from the body