Pharmacology Flashcards

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1
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Term:
Pharmacy
Pharmacology
Therapeutics

A

handling on drugs
science of drugs
medical use of drugs

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Pharmacodynamics definition

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what the drug does to an organism

all actions of drug, incl side effects

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Pharmacokinetics

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What the organism does to the drug

absorption, distribution, metabolism, excretion

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4
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Drugs are chemicals which bind to …….. in ……. (almost always proteins) and mimic, …….. or ……. the action of endogenous ……… or ………..

A
molecules
cells
stimulate
block
molecules
processes
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5
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Chemotherapeutic drugs are agents which act against ……… ……… or cancer cells by exploiting ……… differences between the ……… and ……..

A

infectious microorganisms
biochemical
host
target

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6
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binding sites are mainly found on …….,, ……….. molecules, … channels and ……..

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enzymes
carrier
ion
receptors

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7
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receptors are …….. which messenger …….. to a …….. site

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proteins
molecules
binding

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8
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once binding site is occupied the receptor changes ……. and this initiates ….. which change the …….. of the cell

A

shape
processes
function

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9
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The affinity of a drug for its receptor is the conc of drug required to occupy ..% of the ……… at ………… High affinity means low …

A

50%
receptors
equilibrium
Kd

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10
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The efficacy of a drug relates to its ability to ……… the ……. so a ……….. is produced

A

activate
receptor
response

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11
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What is a agonist

A

drugs which activate receptors

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12
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What is a antagonist

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drugs which bind to receptors but don’t activate them

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13
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Affinity and Efficacy for :
Full agonist
Partial agonist
Antagonists

A

A E
Y high
Y low
Y no

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14
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Four classes of receptors

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Ligand gated ions (ms)
G protein coupled (seconds)
Kinase linked (hours)
Transcription factors (hours)

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15
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A “potent” drug can be potent because of its …… ……. to its …….. or to its ……. …….. or to its …….. ………. …….. in the body

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high affinity
receptor
low efficacy
slow metabolic breakdown

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16
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amoxicillin inhibits synthesis of …….. which forms the bacteria …… ……

A

peptidoglycan

cell wall

17
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metronidazole is taken into ….. and reduced to an active form which causes ….. ….. breakage

A

cells

DNA strand

18
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Unless injected intravenously a drug must cross one or more ….. ……. in order to enter the …….. which then is …….. throughout the body

A

lipid bilayer
bloodstream
distributed

19
Q

Absorption is governed mainly by the …… ……. of a drug

A

lipid solubility

20
Q

What type of base is local anaesthetics?

21
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Drugs given orally are mainly absorbed into the ….. from the …… …….. They enter the portal circulation and then the …….. where they may be ……..

A

bloodstream
small intestine
liver
metabolised

22
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Drugs are eliminated by the body by ……. and ………

A

metabolism

excretion

23
Q

Phase 1 reactions are …….

Phase 2 reactions are …..

A

catabolic

synthetic

24
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In the liver cells, the enzymes catalysing most phase 1 reactions are located in the …… ….. ……. (microsomes)

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smooth endoplasmic reticulum

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drug excretion is mainly via the ....... drugs enter the ...... ....... either by........ filtration or by being secreted form the peritubular capillaries into the .......
kidneys renal nephrons glomerular nephrons
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drug > ............ > more water soluble > .............. > .............
liver kidney excretion