Clinical Pharmacology

Clinical Pharmacology

Clinical Pharmacology


L. Z.
This flashcard set covers advanced clinical pharmacology topics at the university level, focusing on drug effects, patient responses, and treatment optimization. It delves into pharmacokinetic phases, adverse drug reactions, pharmacogenomics, and pharmacoeconomic analyses. Medical students and healthcare professionals will benefit from understanding drug interactions, dosage adjustments, and therapeutic monitoring to improve patient outcomes and manage costs effectively.
Cartes-fiches
165
Utilisateurs
2
Langue
Anglais
Catégorie
Médecine
Niveau
Université
Créé / Mis à jour
17.05.2020 / 14.06.2020

Cartes-fiches

TPMT is responsible for the metabolism of?

To antimicrobial efficacy - concentration dependent. (pattern of bacterial killing) correlated with AUC/MIC, Peak/MIC belong the following group of antibiotics

 

Which of the following are enzyme inhibitors?

 

The first-pass effect:

 

The persistent inhibition of bacterial growth after antibiotic elimination from the body is called:

 

The goal of therapeutic drug monitoring of methotrexate is:

At what time the notification of severe adverse drug reaction is made:

The recommended comparator in pharmacoeconomic analysis is:

 

The most frequently observed adverse events in short time use of biological drugs should not be:

Do indomethacin can be given with paracetamol:

 

During the use of oral antidiabetic drugs may lead to hyperglycemia, if the patient also uses:

 

In organ transplant patients statin of choice should be:

 

The change in the bioavailability of drugs substantially undergoing the first-pass effect in the elderly is the result of:

 

In order to avoid harmful consequences associated with impaired excretion of the drug substance in a renal disease, the following dosages of drugs:


 

The indication of therapeutic drug monitoring of aminoglycoside antibiotics should not be:

 

The combined use of ketoconazole and erythromycin may: (1 point)

 

 

171) Which of the following statements is correct?
Antihistamine agents used for allergicrhinitis have antagonistic activity against both H1 and H2 receptors:

 

Possible risks for patient taking part in clinical trial



 

 

Genetically targeted therapy monitored concentration of the drug in the body can be used for medical treatment:

Fast increasing the dose of methadone or administration of a high dose can cause:

 

 

 

Among the NSAIDs in the elderly is desirable to use:

 

 

During the treatment of the elderly should be avoided:

 

A person being ultra-fast metabolism (carrier 5 copies of the gene CYP2D6) were treated with a tricyclic antidepressant. It is necessary to dose:

 

 

Among analgesics most commonly causes damage to the bone:

 

 

A significant increase in plasma digoxin concentration may result in combined therapy with:

 

Increased risk of depression in the elderly may be associated with the use of:

 

Inadvisable and inconsistent with the principles of optimizing the use of analgesics is pairing:

 

Poor CYP2D6 phenotype of oxidation can cause:

 

Drug metabolism may be affected

 

 

Factors which can increase the fraction of unbound drug

During interpretation of child-pugh score, 8-9 points (liver dysfunction) requires dose reduction of liver-metabolised drugs by

 

Reduction (decreased surface) of gastrointestinal tract can cause:


 

Iatrogenic response (effect):

What drugs does alpha-1- acid glycopprotein bind?

 

This can reduce the efficacy of oral contraceptives and should not be used together:

 

ketoconazole and itraconazole are potent inhibitors of which P450?

 

In the mechanistic classification of adverse drug reactions, which of the following statements best describes type A (augmented):

Who must report ADR:

what physiologic change associated with normal aging may affect Mr. Jones, 80 year old, clinical response to amiodarone?

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Which type of pharmacoeconomic analysis uses Quality adjusted life years as an outcome?

 

 

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