introductory pharmacology Flashcards

1
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pharmacodynamics

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what a drug does to the body

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2
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pharmacokinetics

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what the body does to a drug

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3
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receptors

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protein macromolecules

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4
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how are receptors divided ?

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into 4 main super-families:
ligand gated ion channels
G-protein-coupled receptors
kinase linked receptors
nuclear receptors

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5
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what is an agonist ?

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drug that binds to a receptor to produce a cellular response

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6
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what does an agonist posses ?

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affinity
efficacy

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7
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define affinity

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strength of association between ligand and receptor

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8
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define efficacy

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ability of an agonist to evoke a cellular response

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9
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what is an antagonist ?

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drug that blocks the action of an agonist

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10
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what does antagonist posses ?

A

affinity
lack efficacy

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11
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what are two types of antagonists ?

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competitive antagonist
non-competitive antagonism

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12
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where dose a competitive antagonism bind ?

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orthosteric site (same)

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13
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what does competitive antagonism cause ?

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parallel rightward shift of agonist concentration response curve with no depression in maximal response

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14
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where does non-competitive antagonism occur ?

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agonist - normal site
antagonists - allosteric site

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15
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what does non-competitive antagonism cause ?

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depress slop and maximum response curve, but do not cause a rightward shift

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