Pharmacogenetics Flashcards

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1
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Define pharmacogenetics.

A

The study of drug efficacy in response to variation in one allele.

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Define pharmacogenomics.

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The study of drug efficacy in response t variation in multiple gene loci.

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3
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What enzyme converts codeine to morphine?

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CYP2D6. Having duplications of this will increase serum concentration.

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Pharmacokinetics is the ______ of drugs.

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absorption, distribution, metabolism, and exctretion

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Pharmacodynamics describes the ________ of drugs.

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concentration and effect

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Drugs are processed in two phases:

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phase I is the addition of a hydroxyl group and phase II is the addition of chemical conjugates.

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_____ is given to treat acute lymphoblastic leukemia.

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6-mercaptopurine

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Warfarin (coumadin) has a ____ intra-individual window and a ____ inter-individual window.

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narrow; wide

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If azathioprine and 6MP are given to an ALL patient homozygous for ____, then they can undergo fatal _____.

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TPMT (L); myelosuppression

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10
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Those with G6PD mutations will have ____ if exposed to sulfa or dapsone.

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hemolytic anemia

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Cyclosporine and ketoconazole are processed by ____, an enzyme that can be competitively inhibited by grapefruit juice.

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CYP3A

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