Introduction to pharmacology Flashcards

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pharmacokinetics

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what the body does to the drug

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pharmacodynamics

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what the drug does to the body

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3
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pharmacology

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the study of drugs

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4
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examples of covid drugs

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dexamethasone
hydroxychoroquine
ivermectin
remdesivir
tocilizumab

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5
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excipients

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the other components within drugs

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6
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drug family mab

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monoclonal antibody
adalimumab

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7
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drug family lol

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beta blockers
ticagrelor

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8
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drug family vir

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anti-viral
aciclovir

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9
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drug family Caine

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local anaesthetic
lidocaine
cocaine

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10
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drug family ine

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active principles
morphine

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11
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alkaloid chemistry

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active principle isolated from a plant

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12
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drug family tide

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peptide

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13
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drug family prazole

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proton + benzimidazole
proton pump inhibitor
lansoprazole

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14
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morphine

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active principle in opium

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15
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atropine

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from belladonna

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16
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nicotine

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from tobacco

17
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coniine

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from hemlock

18
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caffeine

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from coffee

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cocaine

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quinine

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from cinchona

21
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synonym for health

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physiology

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synonym for disease

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synonym for treatment

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pharmacology

24
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drug effects are what dependent

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concentration

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clinical effects are what dependent
dose
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categories that drugs fall into
natural semi-synthetic endogenous synthetic recombinant
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types of receptors
G-protein coupled GPCR= 7 transmembrane receptors 7TM nuclear hormone receptors catalytic receptors
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ion channels
ligand-gated ion channels voltage-gated ion channels
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transporters
ATP-binding cassette ABC ATPases Solute carriers SLC
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4 categories to understand pharmacology
chemistry pharmacology physiology clinical
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what does the chemistry show
just the family of drug
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what does the pharmacology show
the target of the drug and its activity
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what does the physiology show
the physical action of the drug in the body
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what does clinical show
the generic idea e.g. lidocaine is a local anaesthetic
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mechanism of drug action
pharmacology is the primary MoDA: ligand-activity-target physiology is the secondary MoDA: functional effects