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Active metabolite of Terfenadine. Terfenadine is an antihist and can block Cardiac potassium channel (hERG)

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Fexodenadine

-safer antihist

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Caused by excessive and abnormal collagen deposition in the alveolar interstitium

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Pulmonary fibrosis

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2
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Which enantiomer of thalidomide causes phocomelia

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S-enantiomer (teratogen)

R-enantiomer-sedative

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3
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Acetaminphen is predominantly metabolized by

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Glucuronidation and sulfation

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4
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Enzyme that oxidezes acetaminphen to NAPQI

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P450 enzyme

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5
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Results when the organism’s immune system attacks its own cell

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Autoimmunity

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6
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Methyldopa causes hemolytic anemia by eliciting autoimmune rxn against what antigen?

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Rhesus antigen (Rh factors)

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7
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Hydralazine and isoniazid induces this Antibodies w/c results to lupus-like syndrome

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Myeloperoxidase

Procainamide -DNA

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8
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CCl4 + EtOH = more toxic to the liver

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Synergysim

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9
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Effects produce when admin. Of 2 subs to an animal lead to a toxic response w/c is entirely different fron that of either of the cmpds

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Coalitive

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10
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Effects are opposite and therefore counterbalanced

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Fnx’l antagonism

Barbi intoxication (IV admin of NE/metaraminol)

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11
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An antagonism in toxic responses w/c result to complex frmation

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Chem’l

Heparin effect (protamine)

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12
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An antagonism in toxic responses w/c result to influation of ADME

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Dispositional

Osmotic diuretic

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13
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An antagonism in toxic responses w/c 2 subs interact w/ the same receptor and thereby reduce the toxic response

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Receptor antagonism

Depressive effect of morphine(naloxone)

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14
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Involves cathecholamine release, inh reuptake of NT, stimulates adrenergic receptors

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Amphetamine

a-methylphenylethylamine

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15
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Agent of choice to inactivate coelenterate nematocyst toxin (jellyfish)

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Vinegar (acetic acid 5%)

16
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Describes the ratio of the toxic dose to therapeutic dose of the drug

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Therapeutic index

17
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Conditions described by “mad as a hatter”

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Hg poisoning

18
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Normal anion gap metabolic acidosis is caused by

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Cholera

19
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Ctive metabolite of phenacitin and acetanilide

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Acetaminophen

20
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Asthmatic pt w/ allergy to ASA should not be given

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Ibuprofen

21
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ADR of phenothiazine w/c is irreversible

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Tardive dyskinesia

22
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Bioassay test used in the Phil in determining toxic level of red tide uses particular insect w/c is:

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Bangaw

23
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Poisons tht most children under age of six

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Fe

24
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Pyrethrin id the toxic subs found in the seed of

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Chrysanthemum

25
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Allergic contact dermatitis is a (type of hypersensitivity)

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A delayed IV hypersensitivity rxn

26
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Subs w/c is identified as a resp tract carcinogens in human

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As

27
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Form of mercury causes minamata bay dse

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Organic Hg cmpds

28
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MOTA of organophosphates found in insecticides

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Forming a very stable complex w/ acetylcholinesterase

29
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Tetrodotoxin is a selective inh of

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Na ion channel

30
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Oraganophosphates smell likes

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Garlic

31
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Aka as Stink damp

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hydrogen sulfide

32
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Toxic subs found in “tulingan”

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Sourine

33
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FPN test indicates the presence of

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Chlorpromazine