Pharmacodynamics Flashcards
What is a receptor agonist?
A drug that attaches to a receptor & activates like a natural transmitter.
What is a enzyme inhibitor?
A drug that blocks the action of an enzyme, blocking a chemical reaction.
What is a receptor antagonist?
A drug that attaches to a receptor, and blocks it.
Morphine attaches to opiate receptors, what kind of drug is it?
Receptor Agonist
Salbutamol activates adrenaline receptors, what is it?
Receptor Agonist
Ibuprofen and aspirin inhibit the Cox enzyme, what are they?
Enzyme Inhibitor.
Antihistamines block histamine receptors, what are they?
Receptor Antagonist.
Ondansetron blocks serotonin receptors, what is it?
Receptor Antagonist.
Local anaesthetics block sodium channels, what are they?
Ion Chanel Blocker.
Via grant inhibits and enzyme, what is it?
Enzyme Inhibitor.
Clopidogrel block receptors in platelet cells, what is it?
Receptor Antagonist.
Insulin and glucagon mimic natural hormones, what are they?
Receptor Agonist.
Beta blockers block adrenaline receptors, whata receptors they?
Receptor Antagonist.
Naloxone block opioid receptors, what is it?
Receptor Antagonist.
What are drugs that increase the action if neurotransmitters?
Reuptake Inhibitors.
What can destroy cells as part of their function?
Antibiotics, antifungal and antiparasitic.
