Important Info Exam 1 1.9 Flashcards

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The genetic study of absorption, distribution, metabolism, excretion and receptor interaction is termed as

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Pharmacogenetics

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The DSHEA determined that

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The FDSA is not allowed to review supplements and botanicals as drugs

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The FDA defines a drug as

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A substance used in the diagnosis, cure, mitigation, treatment or prevention of a disease

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4
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The drug must be fully ionized to be effectively released from the body

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True

or false? (i think its true?- haley)

google says being ionized helps but isn’t necessarily required… so imma go with true - molly

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5
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By the time that a patent gets released to the public, how much time is left?

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5-10 years

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6
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For every drug developed, how many attempted drugs are typically made?

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1,000

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7
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What is termed as a protein molecule which functions to recognize and respond to endogenous chemical signals?

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Receptor

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8
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Which one is most likely to be an irreversible bond?

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Covalent

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9
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If a drug is ionized it readily crosses the plasma membrane.

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False

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10
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Patient overdosed on aspirin. What is the best course of treatment?

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Alkalize the urine

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11
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A drug is able to bind to a lot of things because of

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Chirality

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12
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What kind of drug is most likely to bind to a site other than the active site of a receptor?

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Allosteric antagonist

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13
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When a competitive antagonist binds to a receptor what happens to the curve?

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Shifts right

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14
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When a competitive antagonist binds to a receptor and affects to the E50 what happens?

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Shifts right

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15
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What example from class is an example of a seven transmembrane domain?

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Opioid receptor

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16
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One transmembrane spanning domain

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Insulin receptor

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17
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Which receptor is found inside the cell at resting?

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Steroid

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18
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What deals with heat shock proteins?

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Steroid

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19
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After testosterone binds, what is the outcome?

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Gene transcription

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20
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Once insulin receptor is bound to its receptor, what occurs?

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Phosphorylation of tyrosine residues

21
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Why is HMG-CoA effective?

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It Targets the rate limiting step

22
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What is an effective drug against cholesterol?

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Lovastatin

23
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What drug would be good at targeting circulating plasma proteins?

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Monoclonal antibodies

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An acidic drug in an acidic pH is

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Non-ionized; protonated

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A basic drug in a basic pH is
Non-ionized; deprotonated
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Acids get trapped in ___ urine; bases get trapped in ___ urine why?
Alkaline; acidic
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Amount of drug absorbed per the amount of drug administered
Bioavailability
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When a drug is permanently eliminated from the body, what has occurred?
Clearance
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The bioavailability of a drug that is given through IV is
100%
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If a drug is 60% bound to protein, what is free in the blood?
40%
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A drug has to be bound to be effective in the blood
False
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What organ is involved in first pass? (intestines straight to liver)
Liver
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What organ receives the most blood flow?
Kidney
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What is subject to first pass out of the different ways drugs that can be given?
Oral
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Which one is metabolized by a CP450?
Substrate
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If we have a drug that is acting as an inhibitor and also have warfarin both put into the body, what is the outcome?
Increased warfarin effect
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When there is a high Vd what is expected?
High lipophilicity
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What is a zero order drug?
Phenotytoin | & warfarin, heparin, ethanol, high dose aspirin, and theophyline
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Equation for half life
0.693/ke
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What does MTC stand for?
Minimum toxic concentration
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What is between MEC and MTC?
Therapeutic window
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Exaggerated immunologic response to a drug is
Allergic response
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A predicted response to a drug that is not part of the therapeutic effect is
Side effect
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The body on the drug is ____, which the drug on the body is _____.
Kinetics; dynamics
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Which one tracks drug movement through the body?
Kinetics
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Which one is body on the drug?
Kinetics
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Which one is the drug on the body?
Dynamics
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An androgen receptor is an example of
Steroid receptor
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The antagonist for opioids is
Naloxone