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Receptor Site
point of attachment at cellular level for drugs, viruses, or chemicals.
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point of attachment at cellular level for drugs, viruses, or chemicals.
Receptor Site
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Schedule II DRUG
- A) drug or other substance has high potential for abuse
- B) drug or other substance has a currently accepted medical use in treatment in US or a currently accepted medical use w/ servere restrictions
- C) abuse of drug or other substance may lead to severe psychological or physical dependence
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A) drug or other substance has high potential for abuse
B) drug or other substance has a currently accepted medical use in treatment in US
or a currently accepted medical use w/ servere restrictions
C) abuse of drug or other substance may lead to severe psychological or physical dependence
Schedule II DRUG
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Anesthetic
drug-induced loss of consciousness during wh/ patients are not arousable, even by painful stimulation.
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drug-induced loss of consciousness during wh/ patients are not arousable, even by painful stimulation.
Anesthetic
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Analgesic
blocking the conscious sensation of pain
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blocking the conscious sensation of pain
Analgesic
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Agonist
drug wh/ binds w/ a receptor site causing the desiring effect
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drug wh/ binds w/ a receptor site causing the desiring effect
Agonist
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Antagonist
drug wh/ binds w/ a receptor site, blocking it, but not causing the desired effect
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drug wh/ binds w/ a receptor site, blocking it, but not causing the desired effect
Antagonist
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Half Life
period of time required for concentration or amout of drug in the body to be reduced by 1/2
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period of time required for concentration or amout of drug in the body to be reduced by 1/2
Half Life
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Beta Agonist Effects
- stimulates beta receptor sites will produce:
- Beta 1 (heart) increase chronotropic (rate), intropic (contractility), dromotropic (conductivity)
- Beta 2 (lungs & body) bronchodilation
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stimulates beta receptor sites will produce:
Beta 1 (heart) increase chronotropic (rate), intropic (contractility), dromotropic (conductivity)
Beta 2 (lungs & body) bronchodilation
Beta Agonist Effects
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Opiate Properties
- 1) analgesia
- 2) euphoria
- 3) sedation
- 4) miosis
- 5) decreases preload & afterload -workload -BP
- 6) may cause respiratory depression & hypotension
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1) analgesia
2) euphoria
3) sedation
4) miosis
5) decreases preload & afterload -workload -BP
6) may cause respiratory depression & hypotension
Opiate Properties
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Prototype Drug
best exhibits all of the qualities of a drug class (morphine is the prototype opiate, ativan is the prototype benzo)
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best exhibits all of the qualities of a drug class (morphine is the prototype opiate, ativan is the prototype benzo)
Prototype Drug
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