Dose Respsonse Flashcards
dose
amount of drug administered
response
change in biological activity
dose-response relationship
relationship between the amount of a drug administered and the observed change in biological function
what can happen to the drug before the minimum concentration is needed at site of action to produce a discernible effect
absorption
biotransformation
excreting
could be produg
occupation theory
magnitude of a response is proportional to the number of receptors occupied by a drug
response theory
rate of formation of the D-R complex determines magnitude of response
name 3 types of dose-response curves
linear
logarithmic
double reciprocal
affinity
reflects binding ability of a drug to a receptor
intrinsic activity
ability of drug to induce biological response
efficacy
maximal effect produced by a drug
potency
determined by the dose needed to produce a particular effect of given intensity
agonist
drug which possesses affinity and intrinsic activity
partial agonist
agonist with lower efficacy than a full agonist
antagonist
drug which possesses affinity but little or no intrinsic activity
specificity
ability of a drug to exert its effect through single mechanism of action
selectivity
ability of a drug to induce one effect of preference to another effect
for competitive antogonist- logarithmic curve, what do the lines look like? is efficiency lost?
parallel and shifted
no
in noncompetitive antagonists - logarithmic curve is efficiency lost
yes
for normal distribution curve for % responding vs drug, people in the left corner are what?
right corner
more sensitive to drug
right corner: resistant patients
median effective dose (ED50)
dose required to produce specific therapeutic effect in 50% of test subjects
median lethal dose (LD50)
dose required to produce death in 50% of test subjects
median toxic dose (TD50)
dose required to produce a toxic effect in 50% of test subjects
therapeutic ratio or index
LD50 / ED50
by looking at therapeutic ratio, what makes drug safter
larger ratio