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INTRODUCTORY PHARMACOLOGY PRESENTATIONBY

DR. ABDULRAHMAN BELLO (DVM , MSc)

Department of Veterinary Anatomy, Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, Usmanu Danfodiyo University,

Sokoto, Nigeria.

E-mail:-abccrcfge28@gmail.com. +234(0)8039687589.

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PharmacologyIntroduction

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Key TopicsHow are drugs described and referenced?What are the relevant drug laws and

regulations?What are the factors affecting how drugs are

given?What are some of the key terms?

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Drug DescriptionsNamesSourcesFormsReference MaterialsComponents of Drug Profiles

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Drug NamesChemical Name: 2-(diethylamino)-2’,6’-

acetooxylid monohydrochloride monohydrate.

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NotParticularlyUseful!

NotParticularlyUseful!

Drug NamesGeneric Name: lidocaine hydrochlorideOfficial Name: Lidocaine Hydrochloride, USPBrand (Trade) Name: Xylocaine®

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MuchMoreUseful

MuchMoreUseful

Drug ReferencesUSPPDRDrug InsertsNursing Drug ReferencesPocket Field GuidesDigital Guides

Jeff’s Pharmacology Reviewhttp://www.templejc.edu/ems/drugs/

PharmIndex.html

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Components of a Drug ProfileNamesClassification

(including prototype)Mechanism of ActionKineticsIndicationsContraindications

Side EffectsInteractionsRoutes of

AdministrationDosageHow SuppliedSpecial

Considerations

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Drug LawsPure Food and Drug Act of 1906Harrison Narcotic Act of 1914Federal Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act of 1938

Durham-Humphrey AmendmentsComprehensive Drug Abuse Prevention and

Control Act of 1970

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Controlled SubstancesSchedule I High abuse potential with risk of

severe dependence; no medical use.

Schedule II High abuse potential with risk ofsevere dependence. Some medicalindications

Schedule III Moderate abuse potential with riskof moderate to low physicaldependence and/or highpsychological dependence.

Schedule IV Low abuse potential with limitedrisk of dependence.

Schedule V Lowest abuse potential with limiteddependence risks.

State and Local Laws‘Scope of Practice’ LawsResponsibility vs Authority of Medical

Direction

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Drug StandardizationAssaysBioequivalenceBioassayUSP is the official standard

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Research and DevelopmentKey points from FDA handout

Purpose?What are controls? What are the phases? What is an IND? An NDA?Why is skepticism important?

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Handout Source: http://www.fda.gov/fdac/special/newdrug/testing.html

Six Rights of Medication Administration

Right MedicationRight DoseRight TimeRight RouteRight PatientRight Documentation

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Pregnancy ConsiderationsIncreased maternal HR, CO and blood volume

May affect absorption, distribution, effectiveness

Drugs may cross placentaDrugs may cross into breast milkTertatogens

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Pregnancy CategoriesA: controlled studies in pregnancy (<1 %).B: animal studies show no risk; Inadequate

human data.C: animal studies show risk, inadequate

human data.D: human data show risk, benefit may

outweigh risk.X: animal or human data positive for risk.

Use unwarranted.

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Pediatric Considerations Oral absorptionThinner skin ( topical absorption) Plasma protein concentration

Free protein-bound drug availability Extracellular fluid in neonateAltered metabolic rates Elimination/metabolismBSA/weight based dosing important!

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Geriatric Considerations Oral absorption Plasma protein concentration Muscle mass, body fat Liver/renal functionMultiple drugsMultiple diseases

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Some TerminologyReceptor affinityEfficacy1° vs. 2nd

messengersUp vs. down

receptor regulationAgonist vs.

antagonist-lytic vs. -mimetic

Inhibition (antagonism)Competitive vs.

noncompetitive vs. irreversible

Allergic reactionIdiosyncrasyTolerance

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More TerminologyCross toleranceTachyphylaxisCumulative effectDependenceDrug interactionsSummation (1+1=2)

Additive effect

Synergism (1+1=3)PotentiationInterference

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Basics of Drug ClassificationKnowledge groupingPrototype drugPredictive value

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Drug ClassificationBy chemistry

electrolytesBy mechanism

Beta blockersbenzodiazepines

By diseaseantihypertensivesAntiemetics

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ResourcesClinical Pharmacology 2000

http://cp.gsm.com/default.aspUniversity of Kansas Medical Center

http://www.kumc.edu/AMA-MSS/study/pharmacology.htm

Infomed Online!http://www.infomed.org/index-e.html

Mosby’s GenRX http://www.genrx.com/genrxfree/Top_200_2000/

Top_200_2000.html

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ResourcesHardin MD (Meta-Directory)

http://www.lib.uiowa.edu/hardin/md/pharm.html

Top 200 Prescription Drugshttp://www.rxlist.com/top200.htm

Medline Plus: Consumer Information on Prescription Drugshttp://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/

druginformation.htmlFDA Online (Testing Drugs in People)

http://www.fda.gov/fdac/special/newdrug/testing.html

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