Pharmacology, Drugs and therapeutics Flashcards

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Pharmacodynamics

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  • Drugs action and mechanism in the body mechanism
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Pharmacokinetics

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  • What the body does to the drug via ADME
  • Degredation of drug act as barrier
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What effect does a drug have?

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-Elicits specific physiological response to the target organ

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Adrenaline effect on heart

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  • Binds with the Adrenergic receptor- beta (β-1)
  • Increases heart rate & increasing the force of cardiac muscle contraction
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Adrenaline effect on lungs

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  • Binds to Adrenergic receptor- beta (β-2)
  • Relaxes airways
  • Dialates the smooth muscle
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Target binding site

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  • Provides the selectivity for the specific
    binding of drugs/ligands (LOCK & KEY system)
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7
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What is the purpose of a drug

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  • Act as an enzyme inhibitor
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Sildenafil

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  • Inhibition of the enzyme phosphodiesterase
  • Decreases intracellular breakdoen of cGMP
  • Treatment for erectile disfunction
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Neostigmine

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  • Inhibits the enzyme Acetylcholine esterase
  • Decreases Neurotransmitter degradation
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Ibuprofen (reversible) & Aspirin (irreversible)

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  • Inhibits Cyclo-oxygenase enzyme
  • Decreases messenger synthesis decreasing pain transmission
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Drug as enzyme substrate

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  • Dopamine precursor L-DOPA for Parkinson’s Disease
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Non-competitive binding

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  • Drug does not compete for the ligand active site
  • The competitive inhibitor asprin inhibits arachidonic acid (precoursor) by binding it stimulates relase of prostioglandin
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Competitive binding

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  • Endogenous compound binds to the binding site
  • Neostigmine with competitive to acetylcholine
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Drugs targeting transporters

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  • Transporter protiens noradrenaline released from the presynaptic can be taken back
  • Could degrade if outside so take it back
  • Any molecule in and out
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Cocaine

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  • Blocking of the transporter reducing the uptake of noradrenaline constant stimulation
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Ion channels

Voltage sensors

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-Dependant on electonegativity dependant of opening and closing
- Depolarisation opening Na+ channel
- Lidocane blocks sodium channel

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Drug target receptors

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  • Nuclear receptor
  • Ligand gated ion channel
  • Catalytic recptor
  • G-protien coupled
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General characteristics of receptor

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  • Generally inactive then receptor is activated through binding change in conformation
  • Molecular switch
  • Activation of one receptor can be amplified (second messenger model)