Pharmacodynamics DSA - 8/2 Konorev Flashcards
List the non-covalent bonds in order from strongest to weakest
Ionic
Hydrogen
Hydrophobic interactions
Van der Waals
How is a concentration-effect curve normally graphed?
What shape do you get?
Logarithm
Sigmoidal
What type of plot will give you a hyperbolic curve?
Arithmetic
What parameters describe the interaction of a drug with its receptor?
Affinity
Selectivity
Intrinsic activity
A low Kd means what about the affinity of the drug for the receptor?
High affinity
Do agonists or antagonists have intrinsic activity?
What do they change?
Agonists
Receptor function to produce a physiological response
What decreases receptor signaling and the response at receptors with a significant level of constitutive receptor activity?
Inverse agonists
Is Emax lower or higher in partial agonists compared to full?
Lower
What are the 3 types of antagonists?
Pharmacological
Chemical
Physiologic
What type of antagonism occurs between endogenous pathways regulated by different receptors?
Physiologic
If the Agonist Emax decreases but EC50 does not change, what interaction is occurring?
Noncompetitive antagonism
If the Agonist EC50 increases but the Emax does not change, what interaction is occurring?
Competitive antagonism
What is the best way to control adverse side effects?
Avoid systemic administration
What is efficacy related to?
Drugs with what have a higher efficacy?
Total # of receptors available to bind a drug (Bmax)
Higher Bmax
What represents drug potency?
High or low means more potent?
ED50
Low
What describes the efficacy of a drug?
High or low is more efficacious?
Emax
High
How do you measure drug safety?
Therapeutic Index (TI)
TI equation?
Safer drug has high or low TI?
TD50 / ED50
High
What questions do graded response curves answer?
Represents what?
How much
Mean value within a population or a single subject
What question does a quantal response curve answer?
Used to examine what?
Does the response occur or not and how many
Frequency of a response in a large population
What is lower in partial agonists compared to full agonists?
Emax, produces sub-max pharmacological effect at full receptor capacity
What kind of interaction occurs when an antagonist makes the other drug unavailable?
Chemical antagonism (does not interact with the receptor)
What does the following describe: antagonism (action at the same receptor as endogenous ligands or agonist drugs)
Pharmacologic (receptor)
What phase II enzyme polymorphism results in increased irinotecan toxicity?
UGT1A1