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Pharmacodynamics Flashcards

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Study of detailed MECHANISM OF ACTION by which drugs produce their pharmacologic effects

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Pharmacodynamics

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Pharmacodynamics is the relationship between

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Drug concentration
Site of action

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3
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Receptors are also known as

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Substrates

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4
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Specific molecules in a biological system with which DRUGS INTERACT to produce change

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Receptors

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It is the BIOLOGIC SITE of action

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Receptors

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Are receptors selective or non-selective

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Selective

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Ability of the drug molecule to BIND

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Affinity

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Ability of the drug to GENERATE AN IMPULSE

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Intrinsic activity

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It is the CAPACITY TO BIND
Have AFFINITY and INTRINSIC activity

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Agonist

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Capable of FULLY ACTIVATING the effector organ
Produce ALL EXPECTED EFFECTS

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Full agonist

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11
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Example of full agonist

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Opioids-morphine

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Produce LESS THAN FULL effect when receptors are saturated
Acts as ANTAGONIST with full agonist

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Partial agonist

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13
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Have more AFFINITY to the INACTIVE SITE

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Inverse agonist

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14
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Example of partial agonist

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Tramadol
Bucrenorphine

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15
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Example of inverse agonist

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Benzodiazepine

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16
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Roles of receptors

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Determine quantitative relationship of drug dose concentration and pharmacologic effects
Responsible for selectivity of drug action
Meditate actions of pharmacologic effect

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17
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Has affinity WITHOUT intrinsic activity

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Antagonist

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18
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2 agonists in DIFFERENT receptors=opposite effects

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Physiological antagonism

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19
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Physiological antagonism has no

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Direct effect

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20
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Example of physiological antagonism

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Epinephrine during anaphylaxis

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21
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2 drugs to SAME receptor

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Pharmacologic antagonism

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22
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Example of pharmacologic antagonism

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Dobutamine and propanolol

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23
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INACTIVATION due to chemical interaction

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Chemical antagonism

24
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Example of chemical antagonism

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Heparin overdose- Protamine sulfate
Dimercaprol- Lead poisoning

25
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A British anti lewisite

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Dimercaprol

26
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ALTERATION of pharmacokinetic parameters

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Dispositional or pharmacokinetic interaction

27
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Example of dispositional or pharmacokinetic interaction

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Activated charcoal and ipecac for poisoning

28
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Antagonist binds in NON-COVALENT LINKS

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Reversible-competitive

29
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Example of reversible antagonism

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Naloxone
Flumazenil

30
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Antagonist binds in COVALENT LINKS

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Irreversible/non-competitive

31
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Aspirin is irreversible inhibitor of
Organophosphate is irreversible inhibitor of
Prasugrel is irreversible inhibitor of

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COX
Acetylcholinesterase
P2Y12 receptors

32
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Agonist in high concentrations can DISPLACE

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Competitive antagonism

33
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August in high concentrations CANNOT DISPLACE

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Non-competitive

34
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Hypothesis of Clark follows what law

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Law of mass action

35
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The pharmacological effect friends on the PERCENTAGE OF RECEPTORS
Must have AFFINITY
ALL receptors occupied=MAXIMUM effect

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Hypothesis of Clark

36
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Effectiveness last as long as the receptor is OCCUPIED

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Occupation theory
Hypothesis of Ariens and Stephenson

37
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Effectiveness does not depend in occupation but on the ATTACHMENT of the drug

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Hypothesis of Paton
Rate theory

38
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The most COMMON
FIT into the receptor

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Lock and key hypothesis

39
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Drug will BIND to the ACTIVE SITE of protein

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Target-protein meditate

40
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Proteins/biomolecules that form CELL FRAMEWORK/CYTOSKELETON

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Structural proteins
Example mitotic agents

41
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Ability to REGULATE cellular activity or function

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Regulatory proteins

42
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Conduct changes in ELECTRICAL SIGNALS
Movement of IONS

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Voltage-gated channels

43
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Cell membrane proteins with SPECIFIC BINDING SITES which undergo conformational changes
Movement of IONS (SPECIFIC)

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Carriers

44
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Biological CATALYSTS

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Enzymes

45
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What receptors have TRANSPORTERS

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Ligand-gated ion channel

46
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Role of ligand-gated ion channel

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REGULATE movement of IONS and produce action

47
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Gs
Gi
Gq

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Stimulatory to adenylyl cyclase = increase camp
Inhibitory = decrease
Releases phospholipase c = release of calcium in SR

48
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What is the receptor involved
Gs
Gi
Gq

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B1 Tachycardia
M2 Bradycardia
A2 Contraction

49
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Role of G-protein coupled or Metabotropic

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REGULATE activity of ENZYMES

50
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Role of enzyme linked

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Binds with RNA POLYMERASE and REGULATE expression of HORMONES

51
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Regulates movement of calcium

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Parathyroid hormone

52
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Example of an ADH

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Vasopressin

53
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Role of gene transcription

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Cell growth and differentiation

54
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No relationship towards drug and protein mechanism

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Non target-protein mediated

55
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What non target-protein is MANNITOL

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Colligative mechanism

56
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What non target-protein are ANTACIDS

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Direct chemical
Acid-base neutralization

57
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What non target-protein are ANTIDOTES

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Direct chemical
Complexation/Chelation

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