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Toxicology Flashcards

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1
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ways to be exposed to a chemical

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through gills/lungs, stomach, or skin

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through gills/lungs, stomach, or skin

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Ways to be exposed to a chemical

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Purpose of liver/Kidneys

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store, process, and excret unwanted chemicals

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store, process, and excret unwanted chemicals

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purpose of the liver/kidneys

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how toxicants move around the body

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through the blood, possibly binding to any number of sites

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through the blood, possibly binding to any number of sites

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how toxicants move around the body

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mechanisms for excretion

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urine, feces, respiration, sweat

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urine, feces, respiration, sweat

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mechanisms for excretion

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mechanisms for crossing cell membranes

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passive diffusion, facilitated diffusion, active transport

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passive diffusion, facilitated diffusion, active transport

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Mechanisms for crossing cell membranes

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ideal for crossing cell membranes

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small, nonpolar (fat loving), and high concentration.

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small, nonpolar (fat loving), and high concentration.

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Ideal for crossing cell membranes

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13
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pH and absorbtion

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the PH of a solution may affect wheter a chemical is polar or non-polar

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the PH of a solution may affect wheter a chemical is polar or non-polar

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pH and absorbtion

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pKa

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the pH where the molecule is 50% ionized, below this it is completely ionized

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the pH where the molecule is 50% ionized, below this it is completely ionized

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pKa

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17
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toxicant concentration equilibrium

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toxicants bind to a number of sites, including the active site, and are in equilibrium with the amount flowing through the blood.

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toxicants bind to a number of sites, including the active site, and are in equilibrium with the amount flowing through the blood.

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Toxicant concentration equilibrium

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19
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teterogen

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Interferes with fetal development

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20
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Interferes with fetal development

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Teterogen

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21
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Mutagen

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Causes changes in genes

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Causes changes in genes

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Mutagen

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23
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Carcinogen

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Causes Cancer

24
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causes cancer

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carcinogen

25
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why we use the effectiveness on 50%

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because some individuals are unusualy weak or unusually resistant, we chose a percent with a smaller chance of error.

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because some individuals are unusualy weak or unusually resistant, we chose a percent with a smaller chance of error.

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why we use 50% effectiveness

27
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EC50

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The concentration that effects 50%

28
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The concentration that effects 50%

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EC50

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IGC50

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concentration that inhibits grown in 50%

30
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concentration that inhibits grown in 50%

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IGC50

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LC50%

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Concentration that kills 50%

32
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Concentration that kills 50%

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LC50%

33
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LOEL

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lowest concentration that has a statistically significantly effect

34
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lowest concentration that has a statistically significantly effect

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LOEL

35
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NOEL

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highest concentration that doens’t agave a statistically significant effect.

36
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highest concentration that doens’t agave a statistically significant effect.

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NOEL

37
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exposure time and concentration

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there is a minimum concentration to cause an effect, and the lower the concentration the longer it takes for effects to show

38
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there is a minimum concentration to cause an effect, and the lower the concentration the longer it takes for effects to show

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Exposure time and concentration

39
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effects on toxicity

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Diet, age/health, hormones, experimental conditions

40
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Diet, age/health, hormones, experimental conditions

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Efects on toxicity

41
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concentration tests

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static, semistatic, flow through

42
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static, semistatic, flow through

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concentration test

43
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static toxicant test

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one sample of toxicant is deposited at the begining of the test

44
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one sample of toxicant is deposited at the begining of the test

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static toxicant test

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semistatic toxicant test

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toxicant is added to the system at regular intervals

46
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toxicant is added to the system at regular intervals

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semistatic toxicant test

47
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flow through test

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toxicant levels are carefullly managed to keep them constatn

48
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toxicant levels are carefullly managed to keep them constatn

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flow through test

49
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humane tests for toxcicity

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In vetro bioassays, microrganism tests, QSARs

50
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In vetro bioassays, microrganism tests, QSARs

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humane tests for toxcicity

51
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in vitro bioassays

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tests of toxin on small samples of cells

52
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tests of toxin on small samples of cells

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In Vitro Bioassays

53
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Mocrorganism toxin test

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exposing microorganisms to toxins and extrapolating the results to animals

54
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exposing microorganisms to toxins and extrapolating the results to animals

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microorganism toxin test

55
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quantitative structure-activity relationships (QSARs)

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extrapolating the effects of a chemical based on it’s structure.

56
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extrapolating the effects of a chemical based on it’s structure.

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quantitative structure-activity relationships (QSARs)

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