L2 Introduction to Pharmacology Flashcards

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What is pharmacology?

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Study of the actions, mechanisms, uses and adverse effects of drugs

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What term is given to any natural or synthetic substance which alters the state of a living organism?

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Drug

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What is pharmacodynamics?

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What the drug does to the body (how it acts, what side effects it may produce, etc)

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What is pharmacokinetics?

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What the body does to the drug (how it gets into the body, transported, excreted, etc)

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True or false: Drugs often have a generic name AND a proprietary name.

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True. Many drugs have a generic or official name, but are renamed with a brand name to sell.

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What is another name for an ionotropic receptor?

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Type 1 receptor

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What are type 1 receptors associated with?

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Type 1 (ionotropic) receptors are linked to ion channels

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What is another name for a metabotropic receptor?

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Type 2 receptor

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What are type 2 receptors associated with?

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Type 2 (metabotropic) receptors are associated with G-proteins

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What are type 3 receptors associated with?

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Type 3 receptors are associated with tyrosine kinase

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What are type 4 receptors associated with?

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Type 4 receptors are intracellular receptors and may be linked to DNA

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