toxicology Flashcards

1
Q

how is traditional medicine and dietary supplements regulated in NZ?

A

Regulated as foods in NZ

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2
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how is medicine regulated in NZ?

A

As medicine

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3
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How is medicine tested NZ?

A

clinical trails.

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4
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How are cosmetics assessed in NZ?

A

Must not harm, no animal testing

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5
Q

Risk =

A

hazard * exposure

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6
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define hazard

A

toxicity

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7
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define exposure

A

dosage

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8
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Define risk perception

A

generally people think risk is too high, less benefits. crossing road example

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9
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Define NOAEL

A

no observable adverse effects level

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10
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LD50

A

lethal dose for 50% of population

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11
Q

three different regulatory bodies for different natural products in NZ.

A

MPI
EPA
Medsafe

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12
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Phases of clinical trail

A
phase 0; sub therapeutic dose
phase 1: safe dose; safety screening
phase 2: effective dose; verus placebo
phase 3: compare other treatments; double placebo
phase 4: post marketing monitoring
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