Pharm 1 Toxicology Flashcards

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Paraoxonase

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  • Enzyme that detoxifies organophosphates (nerve gas, insecticides)
  • 25% of asians and 10% of caucasians
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IRESSA

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Effective in Tx lung CA in asians only

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3
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Benzene leukemia protection

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CYP2E1 polymorphism

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4
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Elite controller

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Respond atypically (good or bad)

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5
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Low LDL mutation

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PCSK protein (lower is better, none is best)

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NOCEBO response

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Patient’s symptoms worsened by placebo

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Quantal dose-response relationship

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Effect is either present or absent in a given individual (LD50)

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Graded dose-response relationship

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BP

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9
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Chloroform toxicity

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Liver injury

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10
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Procarcinogens

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Transformed to reactive electrophiles

  • Cellular DNA is nucleophile
  • Electrophile + nucleophile = mutation
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Nongenotoxic carcinogens

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Facilitate dormant tumor cell growth, potentiate genotoxic carcinogen effects

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Ames test

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Determine if a chemical is genotoxic

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13
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Allergic reactions

  • Type 1
  • Type 2
  • Type 3
  • Type 4
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  • 1- Anaphylactic
  • 2- Cytotoxic (antibody)
  • 3- Arthus (immune complex)
  • 4- Delayed hypersensitivity (T lymphocytes, macrophages)
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Chemical interactions

  • Pharmacokinetic
  • Pharmacodynamic
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  • Kinetic- affects absorption, metabolism, or excretion

- Dynamic- affects similar biological response

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15
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Potentiating interaction

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Increased toxicity in presence of nontoxic chemical

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16
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Dispositional antagonism

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Alter metabolism to increase excretion and reduce effect

17
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Acute chemical poisoning in children

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Half of all poisoning, but only 2% of deaths

18
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Most frequent human poisoning exposure

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Analgesics

19
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Drug class producing Delirium

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Anticholinergics

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Drug class producing Confusion

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Salicylate

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Drug class producing Agitation

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Sympathomimetics

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Drug class producing Coma/Somnolence

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Cholinergics, Opioids, Sedatives

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1 drug related death

24
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Drug poisoning management

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  1. Maintain respiration/circulation
  2. Keep poison out of critical tissues
  3. Block toxic effects at receptor sites
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Tx patient with neurological disability
Dextrose + Thiamine Naloxone Oxygen
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Emesis Tx contraindications
- Corrosive agents - Aspiration risk - Convulsion risk (stimulants) - Petroleum distillate
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Purgation drug
Sodium Sulfate (osmotic cathartic)
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Hemodialysis indication
Methanol, Ethylene Glycol | -Salicylates
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Urinary excretion
Alkalize to eliminate Phenobarbital (acid) | Acidify to eliminate Amphetamine (base)
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Lead intoxication Tx
EDTA or Dimercaprol | -chelators
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Arsenic poisoning Dx
Garlicky breath | -Rice-water stools
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Arsenic Tx
Dimercaprol
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Arsine gas Dx
Massive hemolysis
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Mercury intoxication
Respiratory - cough Ingestion - Corrosion -Chronic ingestion - CNS damage, gingivitis, tooth loss
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Mercury Tx
Dimercaprol | -Penicillamine for mild intoxication
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Cadmium intoxication
Lung damage | -No Tx
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Rare earth intoxication
Low blood proteins | High cholesterol
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