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PHARMACOLOGY : INTRODUCTORY CONCEPTS| UPDATE | COMPREHENSIVE MOST FREQUENTLY TESTED QUESTIONS WITH VERIFIED SOLUTIONS| GRADED A+| GET IT 100% ACCURATE!!
1. The study of the interaction of chemicals with pharmacology
biological systems
2. _______ titers between both basic and clinical pharmacology
science
3. The study of adverse effects of chemicals on toxicology
biological systems
4. The study of the interactions of drug mole- pharmadynamics
culesand their biological target at a molecular
level
5. Chemical substance that alters physiologic drug
functions of cells and tissues throguh a chem
reaction
6. _____ help prevent, treat or provide sympto- drugs
matic relief
7. Drugs can alter perception or psych. states
and cause habituation or
addiction
8. The study of genetic factors that underlie vari- pharmacogenomics
ation in drug response
9. Principles of Drug Action 1. Location of Drug Action
2. Cellular Effects
3. Measuring Drug Effec-
tiveness
4. Dose-Response Effects
of Drugs
LCMD : Lazy Cats Make
Discoveries
10. Most drugs chemically bind to specific cellu- Location of Drug Action ; ef-
lar macromolecules known as receptors un- fects of drug-receptor inter-
timately altering biochemical processes .This actions can be seen at the
is an example of what principle ?
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molecular, biochemical and
physiologic levels
11. Tamsulosin, an ±1antagonist,
- reduces IP3 pro- location of drug action and
duction when it binds to its target receptor. cellular effect
This is related to which principle(s) of drug
action :
12. Administration of lisinopril reduced a pa- measuring drug effective-
tient's blood pressure from 150/90 to 130/82. ness
This is related to which principle(s) of drug
action :
13. A patient's dose of ranitidine was increased dose-response effects
in order to reduce symptoms of gastric re-
flux.This is related to which principle(s) of
drug action :
14. Drugs do not create cellular responses but Cellular Effects
alter preexisting ones , by inhibiting or activat-
ing biochemical or physiological processes
or replacing elements needed to initiate or en-
hance cellular processes. This is an example
of ?
15. To determine the ________ of a drug you must effectiveness; principle # 3
know the baseline activity of the physiologic measuring drug effective-
system prior to administration . ness
16. As you increase the dose of a drug , you will Increase; Principle #4
get an ______ in response Dose-Response Effects of
Drugs
* note there is an upper lim-
it/ maxima to this effect for
all drugs
17. Most drugs have a MW between 100 and 1000 g/mole
18. MW is high of drugs in order to facilitate binding to the re-
ceptor
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