Notes in Module 3 - Mechanisms of Drug Action

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Published 01/07/2024 In this drug action, drugs bind to receptors in biosystems forming complexes trigger signaling pathways and cause pharmacologic effects.
Published 01/07/2024 What are the four classes of non-receptor-mediated drug actions?
Published 01/07/2024 This receptor domain contains the active site that cause conformational changes that activate the drug-receptor complex
Published 01/07/2024 This activity is a prerequisite for effecting receptor-mediated pharmacologic changes
Published 01/07/2024 This receptor domain triggers signal transductions, causing changes in the biosystem
Published 01/07/2024 What are the four classes of protein targets of RMDA?
Published 01/07/2024 Give an example of regulatory proteins
Published 01/07/2024 What does epinephrine target? How does epinephrine work?
Published 01/07/2024 Drugs may be enzyme inhibitors. How does acarbose work?
Published 01/07/2024 How does dapagliflozin, a treatment for type 2 diabetes, work?
Published 01/07/2024 How does colchicine work?
Published 01/07/2024 Drugs that affect endogenous chemicals target regulatory proteins. What are the four major types of regulatory protein targets?
Published 01/07/2024 Distinguish between ligand- and voltage-gated receptors.
Published 01/07/2024 How does lidocaine elicit anaesthesia?
Published 01/07/2024 How does nicotine elicit central nervous system stimulation?
Published 01/07/2024 How does diazepam elicit sedative, anxiolytic, and anticonvulsant effects?
Published 01/07/2024 How does insulin elicit hypoglycemic effects?
Published 01/07/2024 Salbutamol is a metabotropic/GPCR-linked drug. How does it elicit bronchodilation?
Published 01/07/2024 Drugs that activate intracellular receptors must be lipophilic. How does estrogen work?
Published 01/07/2024 What are the two major RMDA drug interactions?
Published 01/07/2024 This drug effect is achieved by binding to receptors, causing receptor inhibition
Published 01/07/2024 Antagonists counteract the effect of agonists. What are the two types of antagonist drugs?
Published 01/07/2024 Morphine is a full agonist. How does it work?
Published 01/07/2024 How does isoproterenol work?
Published 01/07/2024 Naloxone is a competitive antagonist. How does naloxone work?
Published 01/07/2024 How does atropine antagonize acetylcholine?
Published 01/07/2024 Ketamine is a negative allosteric modulator/inhibitor (i.e. a non-competitive antagonist). How does it work to induce anaesthesia?
Published 01/07/2024 Benzodiazepine is a non-competitive antagonist that causes activation instead. How does it elicit anticonvulsant effects?
Published 01/07/2024 What is acute or rapid desensitization called?
Published 01/07/2024 Salbutamol causes tachyphylaxis. How?
Published 01/07/2024 Meso-2,3-dimercaptosuccinic acid (DMSA) is a metal chelator. How does it work?
Published 01/07/2024 Antacids are alkalinizing drugs. How do they work?
Published 01/07/2024 Ammonium chloride is a urinary acidifying drug. How does it work?
Published 01/07/2024 Mannitol is an osmotic diuretic. How does it manage increased intracranial pressure?
Published 01/07/2024 Urinary diuretics act on loop of Henle and proximal convoluted tubules. How do they work?
Published 01/07/2024 There are two mechanisms of RMDA antagonists in terms of target receptors. What are those?
Published 01/07/2024 How is insulin a physiologic antagonist?
Published 01/07/2024 How is protamine a pharmacologic antagonist?
Published 01/07/2024 What are the three major novel drug mechanisms?
Published 01/07/2024 Corticoids are major anti-inflammatory drugs. How do they work?
Published 01/07/2024 Gene-based therapies use genetically modified microbes or viruses to insert genes into cells. How does genetically modified oncolytic herpes virus wor…
Published 01/07/2024 Gene-based therapies supplement what Drug modality?
Published 01/07/2024 How are stem-cell-based therapies used to treat leukemia?
Published 01/07/2024 Agonist binding results to receptor ___
Published 01/07/2024 Morphine is a full agonist. How does it elicit analgesia?
Published 01/07/2024 Isoproterenol is another agonist. How does it work?
Published 01/07/2024 Distinguish between the two types of antagonistic interactions.
Published 01/07/2024 Naloxone is a competitive antagonist. How does it work?
Published 01/07/2024 Atropine is a competitive antagonist. How does it work?
Published 01/07/2024 Ketamine is a negative allosteric modulator/inhibitor. How does it elicit anaesthesia?
Published 01/07/2024 Benzodiazepine is a negative allosteric modulator of GABA-A receptor. How does it work?
Published 01/07/2024 What is the primary determinant of receptor feedback regulation?
Published 01/07/2024 What is desensitization?
Published 01/07/2024 Drugs that cause rapid or acute desensitization trigger a phenomenon called ___
Published 01/07/2024 Salbutamol causes tachyphylaxis through the process of ___
Published 01/07/2024 How does repeated salbutamol use cause attenuation of bronchodilation?
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