L13-Dynamics of drug action Flashcards

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1
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what are the different types of response curves?

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A) dose response curve

B) quantal dose response curve

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2
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what does the dose response curve study?

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it studies the efficacy and potency of a drug acting on 1 organ or 1 person only

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3
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name the substance that gives the same effect as an endogenous ligand

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agonist

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4
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name the drug that gives reduced effect as the endogenous ligand

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Partial agonist

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5
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what is an antagonist?

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substance that prevents the response (inhibits it)

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6
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what type of curve is the dose response curve?

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it is a sigmoid curve.

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7
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what is the Emax of a drug?

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it is the maximum response of the drug and if drug concentration increases no further response will occur. it appears as a plateau on the sigmoid curve

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what is the EC50 of a drug?

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its the concentration of the drug that produces half the EMax

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what happens to the efficacy if the Emax increases

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it will increase

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10
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what will happen to the potency if the EC50 increases?

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the potency will decrease

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what’s the effect of graph shifting to the left on potency?

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it will increase the potency.

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12
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when can potency be compared

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when its a drug acting on the same receptor

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13
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how to know if 2 drugs have the same receptor?

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if they have parallel slopes then they are acting on the same receptor

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14
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what is clinically more important efficancy or potency?

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efficancy is clinically more important

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15
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name the relation between 2 drugs that increase each others potency

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potentiation relation

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16
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name the relation between 2 drugs that decrease the potency of each other

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antagonist

17
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what is a competitive reversible antagonist?

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substance that decreases the potency but gives of the same Emax

18
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what is a noncompetitive antagonist ?

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something that causes the decrease of efficancy but have the same potency

19
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name the relation between 2 drugs that increase the efficancy of each others

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synergism or summation

20
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what are 2 aspects of the quantal dose response curve?

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Therapeutic effect and toxic effect.

21
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wha is the ED50?

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it is the concentration that gives of half of the maximum therapeutic response

22
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what is the TD50?

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the concentration that gives of half of the toxic effect

23
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what is the safety of the drug?

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it is a value to see how safe is the drug. it calculated by {TD50/ED50}. The greater the number the safer the drug is.

24
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explain what’s meant by drug tolerance?

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it indicates a need to increase the concentration of the drug to maintain the same response.

25
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explain what is meant by tachyphylaxis.

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it an acute rapidly developed drug tolerance caused by taking the same drug consecutively with quick successions.

26
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explain what’s meant by refractoriness.

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loss of the therapeutic efficacy of the drug.

27
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explain what meant by drug resistance.

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signifies the complete loss of effectiveness to antibiotic or anticancer

28
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explain what’s meant by idiosyncrasy?

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it is an abnormal response to a drug cause by genetic defect

29
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explain what is hypersensitivity reaction

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when the immune response develops due to the formation of antigen-antibody reaction (ANAPHYLAXIS)

30
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explain what’s meant by drug dependance?

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an adaptive state that develops due to repeated administration of that drug

31
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what are the types of drug dependance?

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physical and psychological dependence

32
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explain whats meant by physical dependance?

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there have been physiological changes and the body has been altered in ways that make it crave that drug. upon cessation the body will experience withdrawal symptoms.

33
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explain what meant by psychological dependance

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the patient have the urge to take the drug but their body has no change because of it