Lecture 1 Flashcards

(35 cards)

1
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key statement of toxicology

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dose matters

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2
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who is the fr of toxicology

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paracelsus

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3
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leading pathogen that infects ventilated patients

gram positive or negative and where is it found

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pseudomonas aeruginosa

gram negative

in soil, plants, and animals (can’t birng fresh flowers into hospital)

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4
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which 2 body systems are the target for oxygen toxicity

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respiratory and nervous

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5
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1st line of host defense

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innate (native) immunity

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6
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humoral vs cell mediated immunity

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humoral - involves b cells and antibodies

cell mediatd - involves t cells activating macrophgages

both are part of acquired immunity

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7
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where does gas exchange occur

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the alveoli of the lungs

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8
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“toxicology” is from what 2 greek words

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toxicos and logos

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9
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founder of the science of toxicology

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mathiew orfila

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10
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who did the marsh test related to arsenic posioning

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marie lafarge

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11
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toxicology is the science of _____

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poisons

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12
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toxicology is the study of the adverse effects of _____ on _____

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chemicals on living organisms

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13
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“a chemical which is found in an organism but is not normally expected to be there, or it is in much higher concentrations than usual”

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xenobiotics

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14
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toxicology is the study of adverse effects that result from the ______ with ______ on _____

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interactions with chemical agents on biological systems

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15
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MODERN TOXICOLOGY goes beyond the study of adverse effects of chemimcals and foes on to study…..

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MOLECULAR and CELLULAR biology, using toxic chemicals as tools

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16
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according to the society of toxicology, why is research important

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to improve the health of humans animals and their environment

17
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toxicology is a _________ subject, applying basic (what 5 things) to gain an understanding of WHY certain substances cause alteration in biological systems

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multidisciplinary

biochemical
chemical
pathological
physiological
epidemiological

18
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name the type of toxicology:

“identification of the mechanisms of toxicity at cellular or organismal levels”

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mechanistic toxicology

19
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name the type of toxicology:

risk assessment and management of chemicals

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regulatory toxicology

20
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name the type of toxicology:

broad application and their interaction with biological systems

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general toxicology

21
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name the type of toxicology

explains the toxic agents and their application

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descriptive toxicology

22
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a ______- toxicologist is concerned with toxicity testing

23
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name the type of toxicolofy

concerned with disease caused by toxic substances

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KEY WORD IS DISEASE - clinical toxicology

24
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2 main efforts of clinical toxicology

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-treating patients that have been poisoned with the drug

-developing new approaches to treat these intoxication

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name 5 specialized areas of toxicology
forensic analytical clinical environmental occupational "FACEO"
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what is PM 2.5
particle size that they can get into the alveoli and prevent gas exchange
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where do MOST toxicologists work
in INDUSTRIES - doing research next is academic institutions and then government (regulatory)
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RISK ASSESSMENT is a very essential part of which type of toxicology
regulatory
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risk assessment is mainly done by who
the government
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what does NRC stand for
US Nuclear Regulatory Commission A REGULATORY AGENCY
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the NRC (US nuclear regulatory commission) is headed by ____(how many) commissioners who are appointed by ____ and confirmed by the ___-- for 5 year terms
5 president senate
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which regulatory agency has the responsibiliyy of protecting human health and the environment - air and water quality
EPA (environmental protection agency)
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head of the EPA and how many emplyees
president 18,000
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mission of OSHA
(occupational safety and health administration) -- to assure the safety and health of american workers by setting standards for safety and health
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