Toxicology Flashcards

1
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Peak

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The highest point at which the concentration in the blood is highest
- Amount of drug absorbed and distributed is greater than the amount metabolized and excreted

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2
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the lowest concentration achieved just before the next dose is administered

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Trough

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3
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Amount of drug absorbed and distributed equals amount metabolized and excreted

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Steady state

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4
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Is the time required for the concentration of the drug to decrease by half

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Half-life

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5
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Drug dose that produces adverse effect in 50% of the population

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TD50

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6
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Drug dose that produces beneficial effect in 50% of the population

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ED50

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7
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the ratio between TD50 and ED50

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Therapeutic Index

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8
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True or False: A wide Therapeutic Index is safer

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True

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9
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Lowest concentration of drug in the blood that will produce adverse response

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MTC (Minimum Toxic Concentration

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10
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Lowest concentration of drug in the blood that will produce desired effect

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MEC (Minimum Effective Concentration)

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11
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Range of values between MEC and MTC that produce a therapeutic effect

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Therapeutic Range

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12
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-Used as a semi-quantitative screening test

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Thin-Layer Chromatography

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13
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is the distance migrated by a sample component divided by the distance migrated by the solvent

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Rf

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14
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Instrumentation used for insufficiently volatile and thermolabile compounds

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Liquid Chromatography

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15
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Instrumentation used for useful compounds that are naturally volatile or can easily be converted into volatiole form

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15
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Instrumentation used for useful compounds that are naturally volatile or can easily be converted into volatiole form

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Gas Chromatography

16
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Common detector system in GC or HPLC

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Mass Spectrometry

17
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termed as drug or fate of drugs in the body

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Pharmacokinetics

18
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diffusion out of the vasculature unto the interstitial and intracellular spaces

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Distribution

19
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Hepatic uptake and enzymatic biotransformation during passage through the liver

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Metabolism

20
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Elimination through hepatic or renal clearance or a combination of the two

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Excretion

21
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-Mechanism of action of drug to target cells
-Biochemical and physiological effects of drugs and the mechanisms of their actions

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Pharmacodynamics

22
Q

[Antiarrhythmics] block sodium channels

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Class I (Lidocaine, Quinidine, Procainamide)

23
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[Antiarrhythmics] Block adrenergic receptors

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Class II (Propanolol)

24
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[Antiarrhythmics] block potassium channels

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Class III (Amiodarone)

25
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[Antiarrhythmics] block calcium channels

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Class IV (Verapamil)