6.26 Toxicology Flashcards

(33 cards)

1
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The study of the harmful effects of substances on organisms

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toxicology

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2
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cellular / biochemical / molecular mechanisms of toxic effects

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mechanistic toxicology

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3
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toxicity testing, providing info for safety regulation

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descriptive toxicology

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4
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decision-making based on info from mechanistic and descriptive toxicology

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regulatory toxicology

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5
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detecting / identifying harmful substances in body fluids, tissues, etc

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forensic toxicology

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6
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disease caused by toxic substances

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clinical toxicology

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7
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harmful effects on development from prenatal period until puberty

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developmental toxicology

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8
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reproductive effects

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reproductive toxicology

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9
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harmful effects on non-human organisms

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environmental toxicology

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10
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how genetic variants influence toxicity

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toxicogenomics

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11
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something that causes a harmful effect

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poison

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12
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produced by biological systems (plants, animals, bacteria)

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toxins

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13
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produced by human or byproduct of human activities

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toxicant

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14
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a substance not normally found within the body. may be harmful or not

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xenobiotic

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15
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dose at which no biological response occurs

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threshold

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16
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highest dose where not statistically significant

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NOAEL (no observed adverse effect level)

17
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lowest dose where is statistically significant

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LOADL (lowest observed adverse effect level)

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maximum contaminant levels designated by

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permissible exposure limit designated by

20
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PCB is a type of

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organochlorine

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PCB may cause

22
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PCBs most found in

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electronics

caulk/paint/sealants/finishes

23
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drooling, has diarrhea, vomiting, sweating

24
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dilated pupils, can’t pee, dry mouth

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anticholinergics

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depressed state, hypo reflexive, decreased vital signs
ethanol or sedative-hypnotic (barb, benzo)
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hyporeflexive, depressed, pinpoint pupils
opioids
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tremors, agitated, dilated pupils, increased vital signs
sympathomimetics (or withdrawal from ethanol or sedative hypnotics)
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tremors, agitated, dilated pupils, increased vital signs, HALLUCINATIONS
withdrawal from ethanol or sedative hypnotics
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dilated pupils, yawning, vomiting
withdrawal from opioids
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PCBs bind what receptor
AH (aryl hydrocarbon)
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PCB metabolism
liver
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PCB elimination
liver, sebum
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treatment for PCB
olestra