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brPage 1br HDUWDLOXUH57373OGRVWHURQH5HFHSWRUQWDJRQLVWV OGRVWHURQHUHFHSWRUDQWDJRQLVWVDUHDWSHRI PHGLFLQHXVHGWRWUHDWKHDUWIDLOXUH573617DNLQJWKHVH PHGLFLQHVFDQUHGXFHRXUVPSWRPVDQGKHOS R. Zak Fallows. pharmacology@mit.edu. 2013-11-23. ESP Splash (Saturday). These slides are available online, along with fun 5-minute quizzes and other materials:. http://. datb.mit.edu. /. Are You in the Right Room?. Teaser. Zak Fallows. 2013-07-03. http://datb.mit.edu. pharmacology@mit.edu. 1. How the Brain Works. You have about 100 billion brain cells, which are called neurons.. Each neuron has about 1,000 connections, called synapses. (This number is extremely variable.). Pharmacodynamics. Pharmacodynamics. The study of the biochemical and physiologic effects of drugs and the molecular mechanisms by which those effects are produced . The study of what drugs do to the body and how they do it . Michelle A. Hart MD CCFP . M.Sc.C.H. . Sid Feldman MD CCFP FCFP. Baycrest Health Sciences, Toronto, ON. Department of Family and Community Medicine,. University of Toronto. Faculty/Presenter Disclosure. DR. ISHOLA I.O.. DEPT OF PHARMACOLOGY, THERAPEUTICS AND TOXICOLOGY. CMUL. ADRENERGIC TRANSMISSION. Adrenergic transmission is restricted to the sympathetic nervous system. Norepinephrine. is the transmitter at post-ganglionic sympathetic nerves – except sweat glands . Structure activity relationship (SAR)of sympathomimetic amines, Adrenergic antagonist and Neurone blockers Dr. ISHOLA I.O. PHARMACOLOGY, THERAPEUTICS AND TOXICOLOGY CMUL INTRO Phenylethylamine can viewed as parent compound, NA, AD, DA, ISOP Pain. . Pain. persists Pain persists. or increases or increases. 1. . Non. -. opioid. ± adjuvant. 2. Weak . opioid. ± non-. opioid. ± adjuvant. 3. Strong . opioid. Cholinergic antagonist is a general term for agents that bind . to . cholinoceptors. (muscarinic . or nicotinic) and prevent the . effects . VBC-612. Unit-1. P.G.. 16.10.2020. 28.10.2020. Nuclear receptors . are intracellular proteins expressed in the nucleus of a cell that have a binding site for a particular steroid molecule. . Nuclear receptors . of symptoms . and signs of heart failure secondary to . abnormal cardiac . function, causing elevated cardiac filling pressures.. This causes severe . dyspnoea. and fluid accumulates in . the . interstition. Antiemetic drugs. Prof. . Alhaider. Nausea and vomiting may be manifestations of many conditions . However, . a useful abbreviation for . remembering causes of nausea and vomiting is VOMIT.. V. estibular . Graded Dose-response . Relationships:. Agonist drugs mimic the action of the original endogenous ligand for the receptor (for example, isoproterenol mimics norepinephrine on β1 receptors of the heart). . BP. Congest-ion*. Haemo. -globin. K. +. GFR. BNP#. Echo. Diuretics. . . . . . . . ACEi/ARB. . . . I. ARNI. . . . I. I. β. -Blocker. R?. . R?. . I. MRA. . . . failure of the heart to pump blood adequately. Cardiac failure is manifested by two ways---. 1) . C.O.. 2) . C.O.. . . .