TOXIC DRUG REACTIONS Flashcards

1
Q

List the categories of adverse drug reactions

A

side effect
augmented response
toxic response / reaction

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2
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Describe a side effects (and give example)

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  • off target response
  • marginal impact on health
  • may impact patient compliance

EXAMPLE
dry mouth with antidepressants

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3
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Describe augmented response (and give example)

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  • extension of pharmacologic effect
  • usually dose-dependent
  • may seriously impair health

EXAMPLE
bradycardia with propranolol

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4
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Describe Toxic Response / reaction (and give example)

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  • not predicted from pharmacology of drug
  • sometimes not dose-dependent
  • can seriously impact health

EXAMPLE
e.g., carbamazepine-induced liver injury

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5
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List the mechanisms by which a drug provokes a toxic response

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cellular dysfunction
cellular destruction
genotoxicity

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6
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Describe cellular dysfunction

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Cell survives, but normal metabolic process are impaired

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8
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Describe cellular destruction

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Dysregulation by toxicant results in cell death

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9
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Describe genotoxicity

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Occurs via…
Direct mechanisms (DNA)
Indirect mechanisms (non-DNA)

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10
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Identify the likely clinical outcome when somatic cells experience genomic damage

A

cancer

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Identify the likely clinical outcome when germ cells experience genomic damage

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Birth defects
Childhood cancers

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12
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Identify the likely clinical outcome when developing embryos experience genomic damage

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Miscarriages
Stillbirths
Birth defects

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13
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During which gestation stage for a woman would a teratogen be likely to result in embryo death

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Weeks 1-2

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During which gestation stage for a woman would a teratogen be likely to result in major congenital anomalies

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Weeks 3-8

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During which gestation stage for a woman would a teratogen be likely to result in functional defects and minor anomalies

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Weeks 9-38

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16
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During weeks 1-2 of gestation, what is the likely result of a teratogen

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Death of embryo & spontaneous abortion

17
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During weeks 3-8 of gestation, what is the likely result of a teratogen

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Major congenital abnormalities

18
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During weeks 9-38 of gestation, what is the likely result of a teratogen

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Functional defects & minor abnormalities

19
Q

State the criteria for classification of an agent as a teratogen

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  • Exposure results in a characteristic set of malformations
  • Effect occurs with exposure at a specific stage of development
  • Effect is dose-dependent