FINAL Flashcards

1
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AVD=

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dose/[] in blood

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2
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Met. phases?

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I = Inactivate drugs (P450), but still lipid soluble
II = Conjugation ->Now water soluble
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3
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Enzyme induction=?

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Drug A->more enz.->less of drug B

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4
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codeine, B-blockers and tryciclic metabolized by?

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2D6

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5
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Kidney urine Excretion=

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filtration + secretion -reabsorption

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6
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Drug clearance=?

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Qt of drug eliminated in given time

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7
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First vs zero order kinetics?

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First = Constant fraction, normal
Zero = Constant amount
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8
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Ligand gated ion channel Eg?

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Nicotinic, GABA, glutamate, serotonin

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9
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GCPR Eg?

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Opiods, muscarinic

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10
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GCPR activation occurs when?

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GDP->GTP and dissociation of alpha subunits

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11
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Kd?

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Affinity constant, Concentration of drug that bind to half the receptors. Low Kd = high affinity

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12
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Potency vs efficacy?

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amount for effect

Max effect produced

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13
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Caffeine CYP?

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1A2

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14
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Kinetics difference with elders?

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Decrease: renal clearance, increase fat, decrease phase 1 metabolism, decrease first-pass

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15
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Kinetics vs dynamics tolerance?

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K=Drug broken down more rapidly. Dose response curve (DRC) the same for same blood concentration of the drug.
D=Decreased effect when reaches receptors. DRC to the right at same drug concentration

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16
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Withdrawal effect are?

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The opposite of drug effect

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17
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Tolerance is the idea of?

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having to give more of the drug to have same effect

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18
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Down vs up-regulation of receptors?

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Down: response to Drug that stimulates them (agonist)
Up: In response to drug that blocks them (antagonists). Risk for rebound effect.

19
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Differential tolerance?

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Indiv. doesn’t become equally tolerant to all effects of a drug to the exact extent.

20
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Toxico studies? All are observationnal.

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  1. Cohort: Exposed ->Is it bad (Either pro or retrospective)
  2. Case-Control: Similar problems ->Exposure to toxins?
  3. Cross sectional: Cohort+Case, lots of data
21
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Odds ratio vs relative risk vs standardized mortality ratio?

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Odds ratio: Risk of disease in a ration
Relative risk: Risk of disease in %
SMR: Risk of death ratio

22
Q

Mercury?

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Methylated mercury

23
Q

MAle physio?

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Seminiferous tubules-efferent duct-epidimys-vas deferens

24
Q

Sperm takes?

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64days

25
Q

LH does in male?

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Leydig cell to produce testosterone (outside seminiferous) by increasing cholesterol availability. Testo concentration 10X higher in seminiferous than in blood

26
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Testosterone converted into DHT by?

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5alpha-reductase

27
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FSH does in male?

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Sertoli cells: Nurse the germ cells (inside seminiferous)

28
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Testosterone to E2 by?

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Aromatase

29
Q

Male hormonal contraception idea?

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Estradiol+Testo = no sperms because not enough in seminiferous

30
Q

cotton product infetility?

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Gossypol

31
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Psorias=

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hyper proliferation of keratinocytes

32
Q

UVA
UVB
deapth?

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A=Dermis

B=Epidermis

33
Q

Acne problems?

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1-KEratin block duct (black spot)
2-Sebum block duct
3-INflammation sebaceaous gland
4-Microbes

34
Q

Retinoids/vit. A pathways?

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Retinol (Vit.A) an alcohol ->retinol dehydrogenase->Retinal (Aldehyde)->Retinal dehydrogenase->Retinoic Acid (acid)

35
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Vit. A mechanism of actions? (BP=binding protein)

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Retinol +RBP allow inside cell->Retinol + Cellular Retinol BP (CRBP)->change to aldehyde than to acid-> Retinois acid (RA) binds to CRABP allowing inside nucleus->RA binds to retinoic receptors RXR/RAR->Activated dimer binds to RARE which cause gene expression

36
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Hair cycle?

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Growth->end of growth (ANAGEN)->transition (Catagen)->resting phase(telogen)

37
Q

Baldnes cause/cure?

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DHT. Finasteride blocks prod of DHT

38
Q

Beta-carotene precursor of?

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Vit a

39
Q

Vit a role in vision?

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In rods->Rhodopsin (GPCR) composed of retinal and opsin->light->trans-retinal detach from opsin->Na+ channel closes and cell hyperpolarizes->less inhibition of bipolar cells->stimulate ganglion cells->allow vision

40
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Vit D pathways? Role? Bind to receptor?

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UV->pre-vit D (cholesterol)->Cholecaciferol->liver:25-OH->kidneys:1,25-OH-
Absorption of calcium, b/c CALBINDINS bind calcium in GIT requires vitD3 to work. Also bone matrix, osteoclast regulation
receptor: Retinoid X receptor->change genes

41
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Vit E?

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Antioxidant

42
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Vit. K?

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Synthesis of prothrombin from precursor leading to thrombin and coag.
MAde by GIT bacteria

43
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Vit. C important b/c?

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1.Electron donor (antioxidant)
2.Collagen synthesis
Deficiency:scurvy

44
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Vit B?

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B1 (thiamine): Help convert food to energy. Deficiency cause beriberi
B2 (Riboflavin): tissue repair.
B3(Niacin): Cofactor P450. Defiency: Pellagr ->Dermatitis, Diarrhea,Dementia
B6 (Pyridoxin): brain, immune, RBC
B9 (Folate): DNA Synthesis. Deficiency: Megaloblastia anemia/fetal malformation
B12: Intrinsic factor to be absorbed. Deficiency: Pernicious anemia