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Exam 1 TWU 5663 pharmacology Questions and
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Definition


The movement of a drug from its site of administration into the
blood PO, Parental, transdermal, rectal, etc.



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Scattering Absorption




Defecation Excretion


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inhibits beta affects of adrenergic beta system



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alpha 1 & 2 receptors muscarinic receptors




alpha 2 receptors alpha 1 receptors


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Definition


when molecules come close together, the attractive forces between
these positive and negative regions pull on the molecules and hold
them together



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hydrogen bond ionic bond




vanderwaals bond metallic bond


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more difficult to achieve a high level of meds
more likely to experience adverse effects



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rapid metabolizers inverse agonists




both slow and rapid metabolizers slow metabolizers


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1. begins with synthesis of epi within chromaffin cells of the
adrenal medulla
2.the chromaffin cells produce epinephrine by first making norepi,
which is then converted enzymatically to epi
3.after synthesis, epi is stored in vesicles to await release
4. when released, epi can active alpha 1, alpha 2, beta 1, and beta 2
receptors
5.termination of epi is accomplished by hepatic metabolism
(not reuptake)




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