Stage 2 Basic Pharmacology

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1.1 general principles of drug action
General principles and targets for drug action Describe the targets of drug action Describe the receptor-effector mechanisms activated by agonists Define pharmacodynamics and pharmacokinetics Discuss the sources of drugs Explain how drugs interact with their targets Define the four main targets for drug action
16  cards
1.2 Drug , receptor interactions
Explain how drugs act at their targets Define the terms agonist and antagonist Explain the concept of receptor subtypes Describe the four main types of receptor
19  cards
1.3 Agonists and dose response curves
To assist you in acquiring the knowledge & understanding to: Compare the potency and efficacy of drugs on the basis of their dose-response curves Determine whether an antagonist is competitive or non-competitive (irreversible) on the basis of its effect on the dose-response curve of the agonist Define graded and quantal dose-response curves Discuss affinity and receptor-binding curves Compare potency and efficacy from dose-response curves Explain the concept of full, partial and inverse agonist
42  cards
1.4 Antagonists
What are the 2 types of dose reps...,
A higher potency will mean a ____...,
Compare efficacy of full and part...
18  cards
1.6 General principles of drug action
a) routes of adminestration b) + and - c) bioavailability and distribution d) pKa and pH, movement e) distribution of drug f) volume of distribution
38  cards
1.7 Metabolism and Excretion
Hepatoenteric recirculation 2) phase 1 and 2 metabolism 3) excretion
33  cards
1.8 Adverse reaction (+ order of kinetics)
What is the difference between ze...,
What is an adverse drug reaction,
What is another word for side effect
20  cards
1.11 Drugs and the Peripheral NS
How does the pns breakdown,
Which ns uses 1 efferent nn fibre...,
Which break down of motor ns is1 ...
29  cards
1.12 Adrenergic agonists and antagonists
Where in the pns does na act as a...,
Noradrenaline synthesis at juncti...,
Noradrenaline release at junction...
45  cards
1.13 Analgesia
What are the nsaids we need to know,
How is aspiring taken,
What occurs to aspirin after inge...
45  cards
BP.14 Anaesthetics
What are anesthetics 2 how is thi...,
What are the 2 broad classes of g...,
Which class of drug do they fall ...
43  cards
BP 15 Selective toxicity
What does selective toxicity mean,
What is chemotherapy 2 describe t...,
Why do dentists need to know abou...
25  cards
BP.17 Anxiolytics, sedatives and hypnotics
What is the function of anxiolytics,
What is the function of sedatives,
What is the function of hypnotics
18  cards
BP.18 Antidepressants and antipsychotics
Name the monoamine neurotransmito...,
Name the monoamine neurotransmito...,
1 describe reaction pathway leadi...
52  cards
BP.16 Drugs and hormones
What is a hormone2 how is this di...,
Describe the hpa axis include tis...,
What does cortisol inhibit 2 what...
31  cards
BP.19 Drugs and blood clotting
1 what are low molecular wieght h...,
Describe the mechanism of action ...,
Describe the mechanism of action ...
34  cards

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