Stuff I REALLY need To Know Flashcards

1
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What kind of drugs should be taken without food

A

Covalent bonded drugs (lipids)

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2
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What kinds of drugs should be taken with food?

A

Polar bonded drugs (acids)

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3
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Polar bonded drugs are..

A

Acids

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4
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Covalent bonded drugs are

A

Lipids

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5
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Why should you take polar bonded foods with food

A

Acids are readily absorbed across stomach lining (alcohol)

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6
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Why should weak bases be taken without food?

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It can’t be absorbed till it passes through stomach and into intestine

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7
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What are capillaries made of

A

Endothelial cells

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8
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What do endothelial cells do to promote BBB

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Form a tight junction

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9
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How are certain molecules like amino acids, glucose and fats carried across endothelial membrane

A

Through active transport

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10
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What regions lack a BBB

A

Pituitary
Postrema
Pineal gland

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11
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What are glial cells purpose in the BBB

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Provide route for exchange of food and waste between capillaries and brains extracellular fluid

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12
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Active transport systems

A

Pumps that are specialized for particular substance

In BBB

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13
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Why is it important for tight BBB

A

Electrical activity of neurons depend on certain extracellular fluid concentration of ions

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14
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Seven major processes a drug can modify to influence synaptic transmission

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Synthesis 
Storage 
Release
Receptor interaction 
Inactivationreuptake 
Degradation
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15
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Examples of agonist function of drugs

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Serves as NT precursor 
Stimulates release of NT 
Stimulates postsnyptic receptors 
Blocks auto receptors to increase release 
Inhibits NT degradation 
Blocks reuptake
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16
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A drug is an antagonist if it does these things

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Inhibits synthesis of NT 
prevents storage of NT in vesicle 
Inhibits release of NT 
blocks postsnyptic receptors 
Stimulates autoreceptors
17
Q

Why can lithium cross BBB and displace K+ and Na +

A

It’s smaller than K+ and Na+

It’s close to them on periodic table

18
Q

What brain part is in mesolimbic pathway

A

Caudate nucleus

19
Q

What parts of brain are in nigrostriatial

A

Cerebellum
Central tegmentum
Nucleus accumbens in basil ganglia