Intro Flashcards

(35 cards)

1
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Describe homeostasis

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maintains a steady state of the body

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2
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What is milieu interieur

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environment where tissues and cells live

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3
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What is the internal environment

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extracellular fluid

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4
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Example of negative feedback loop

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thermoregulation, blood sugar regulation

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5
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Effect of negative feedback loop

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reverses change to maintain normal value

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6
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Effect of positive feedback loop

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enhances original stimulus

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7
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Example of positive feedback loop

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child birth

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8
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Components of a feedback loop

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receptors, control centre, output, effector

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9
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What is an agonist

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reacts with receptor - initiates physiological response

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10
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What is an antagonist

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interferes or inhibits physiological action of another substance

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11
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What is a ligand

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molecule that binds to another molecule

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12
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What is a drug

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chemical substance of known structure - biological effect

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13
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What is a biological

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genetically engineered proteins and monoclonal antibodies

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14
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How can biologicals be produced

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recombinant DNA

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15
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What do opioids bind to?

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opioid receptors -MORs

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16
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What is a side effect of opioids

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respiratory depression

17
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Who discovered penicillin

18
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Describe the first generation of biopharmaceuticals

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copies of endogenous proteins

19
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What produced first generation biopharmaceuticals

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recombinant DNA technology

20
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Example of first generation biopharmaceutical

21
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Describe second generation biopharmaceuticals

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engineered to improve effectiveness

22
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What are macromolecules

23
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What is the normal function of macromolecules

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recognition sites for neurotransmitters and hormones

24
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What did Langley discover

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What type of receptor does pilocarpine bind
Muscarinic GPCRs
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TRUE or FALSE - pilocarpine is an agonist
TRUE
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What is pilocarpine antagonist
atropine
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What is the effect of pilocarpine
slows HR, increases saliva secretion
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What does atropine tagret
GPCRs on salivary cells
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Which drugs affect nicotinic receptors
nicotine, curare
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What type of drug is nicotine?
agonist
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What type of drug is curare?
antagonist
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What is the effect of nicotine
muscle contraction
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What does curare target?
nicotinic ACh receptors on skeletal muscle
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What curare inhibit binding of?
ACh or nicotine to receptors