interactions with drugs Flashcards
workshop 4
1
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drugs of abuse
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- cns depresseants and stimulants
- opiates and opiods
- hallucinogens
- marijuana
2
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categories of psychotherapuetic drugs
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- the anatomical therapuaetic chemical classification system
- international pharmacopeia
- european pharmacopeia
- united states pharmacopeia
3
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tolerance
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- diminshed response to drugs over the course of repeated or prolonged exposure
- accounted for by adapting physiological processes that achieve stability in a constantly changing environment
4
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types of tolerance
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- acute
- pharmacodynamic
- pharmachokinetic
- behavioural
5
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type of tolerance
acute
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- instant short-term effect of drug on NT and synaptic junction
6
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type of tolerance
pharmacodynamic
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- reduction in cellular response to drug
7
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type of tolerance
pharmachokinetic
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- absoprtion, distribution, metabolism and excretion of drug
8
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type of tolerance
behavioural
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tolerance to a behavioural effect of a drug
9
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sesnitivity
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- increased response to a drug with repeated administration
- amplified effects
- understanding tolerance and sensitivity is curical for optimising drug therapy
10
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withdrawal
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- internal systems perpetauate homeostasis by using counter-regulatory methods to create new state of balance
- adaptions include levels of NT, hormones and other substances