variation, cpr and ethics Flashcards

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What is a polymorphism in people for MDMA

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CYP2D6, man dies of organ failure after taking MDMA

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2
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The absorption in elderly is higher/lower compared to adults

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lower

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3
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An increase in adipose tissue leads to

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a decrease in clearance and volume distribution, but an increase in vd of lipids.

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4
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What happens during pregnancy?

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-lower plasma albumin levels
- heart-stroke volume increased
- renal clearance increased
- lipophilic drugs cross the blood-placenta barrier

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5
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The toxic effect on eldery is a lot higher compared to adults

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okay

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What is the difference between phase 1,2,3,4

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phase 1: is it safe? side effects in healthy volunteers
phase 2: assess efficacy and dosage, patients
phase 3: large-scale controlled clinical trial, duur
phase 4: postmarketing surveillance, compare to other drugs, effects in special populations

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7
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What do you do with a bioassay?

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Establish concentration and/or determine potency of a drug based on a biological response. It helps scientists figure out the effectiveness of a drug and how much of it is needed to produce a specific effect in the body.

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What is a randomized clinical trial?

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The aim is to compare between a novel and a current clinical treatment or placebo. You compare groups in a controlled setting, it is double blind.

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What is the LD50?

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This is at which 50% of the population dies

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10
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What does NTT stand for?

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the number of subjects needed to treat to find an effect (3 effect, 3 subjects need to be treated to measure an effect in 1 subject)

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What is pharmacoeconomics?

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Study of net economic impact of drug selection and use on total cost of delivering health care. it helps people decide if a drug is cost-effective by looking at both the price and the benefits it brings.

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What is pharmacovigilance?

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Drug safety when it is already on the market
- adverse effects
- ineffectiveness
- misuse and overdose
- use during pregnany and breastfeeding

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13
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What does prevention of therapeutic fallacy mean?

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That people who join a research where drugs are used, know whether it benefits themselves or not

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14
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How is scientific validity judged?

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  • knowledge/data cannot be obtained without the participation of humans
  • clear objectives and sound scientific argumentation
  • adequate methodology and statistics (sufficient number of participant, but not too much)
  • expertise of investigators
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