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The terms lipophilic and hydrophilic(or hydro- and lipophobic) refer to thesolubility of substances in media of lowand high polarity, respectively. Bloodplasma, interstitial fluid, and cytosol arehighly polar aqueous media, whereaslipids — at least in the interior of the lip-id[r]

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sults from an intraindividual dependen-cy of the effect on drug concentration.The evaluation of a dose-effect rela-tionship within a group of human sub-jects is compounded by interindividualdifferences in sensitivity. To account forthe biological variation, measurementshave to b[r]

ed with congestive heart failure; how-ever, they would be unsuitable in hypo-kalemic states. When hypertension isaccompanied by angina pectoris, thepreferred choice would be a β-blockeror calcium antagonist (p. 122) ratherthan a diuretic. As for the calcium an-tagonists, it should be noted that vera[r]

Types of Binding ForcesUnless a drug comes into contact withintrinsic structures of the body, it can-not affect body function.Covalent bond. Two atoms enter acovalent bond if each donates an elec-tron to a shared electron pair (cloud).This state is depicted in structural for-mulas by a[r]

via the blood. Therefore, they must firstenter the blood, usually the venous limbof the circulation. There are several pos-sible sites of entry.The drug may be injected or infusedintravenously, in which case the drug isintroduced directly into the blood-stream. In subcutaneous or intramus-cul[r]

port to the publishers any discrepancies or in-accuracies noticed.Lüllmann, Color Atlas of Pharmacology © 2000 ThiemeAll rights reserved. Usage subject to terms and conditions of license.VPrefaceThe present second edition of the Color Atlas<[r]

ma and to cause depolarization. After afew milliseconds, the Na channels closeautomatically (“inactivation”), themembrane potential returns to restinglevels, and the AP is terminated. As longas the membrane potential remains in-completely repolarized, renewed open-ing of Na channels, hence a[r]

Pain Mechanisms and PathwaysPain is a designation for a spectrum ofsensations of highly divergent characterand intensity ranging from unpleasantto intolerable. Pain stimuli are detectedby physiological receptors (sensors,nociceptors) least differentiated mor-phologically, viz., free ne[r]

In the respiratory tract, cilia-bear-ing epithelial cells are also joined on theluminal side by zonulae occludentes, sothat the bronchial space and the inter-stitium are separated by a continuousphospholipid barrier.With sublingual or buccal applica-tion, a drug encounters the non-kerati-nized, mult[r]

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Ultrasound scanning yields a series of sectional images. The basis for interpreting the examination is the individual sectional image. At first sight, it is easy to be confused by the variable appearance of an ultrasound scan of the same region in different patients. This h[r]

BD13 Choroid branch of PICA. Ramus choroideusventriculi quarti. It supplies the choroid plexusof the fourth ventricle.14 Tonsillar branch of PICA. Ramus tonsillae cere-belli. Branch that supplies the tonsil of the cere-bellum.15 Medial and lateral medullary branches ofPICA. Rami[r]

11 Angle of mouth. Angulus oris. A12 Cheek. Bucca. Lateral wall of vestibule ofmouth. A13Buccal fat pad. Corpus adiposum buccae. [[Bi-chat]]. Encapsulated body of fat between thebuccinator and masseter muscles. A14 Oral cavity proper. Cavitas oris propria. Trueoral cavity enclos[r]

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diminished production of angiotensin II.Impaired degradation of kinins that ex-ert vasodilating actions may contributeto the effect.In heart failure, cardiac output risesagain because ventricular afterload di-minishes due to a fall in peripheral re-sistance. Venous congestion abates as[r]

medicines and environmental poisons.No substance as such is toxic! In order toassess the risk of toxicity, knowledge isrequired of: 1) the effective dose duringexposure; 2) the dose level at whichdamage is likely to occur; 3) the dura-tion of exposure.Increased Sensitivity (B).[r]

blockers is sufficiently selective to per-mit its use in patients with bronchialasthma or diabetes mellitus (p. 92).The chemical structure of !-block-ers also determines their pharmacoki-netic properties. Except for hydrophilicrepresentatives (atenolol), !-sympatho-lytics are completely absor[r]

ration of the recovery period; however,adults in particular complain about dis-tressing dream-like experiences. Thesecan be counteracted by administrationof a benzodiazepine (e.g., midazolam).The CNS effects of ketamine arise, inpart, from an interference with excita-tory glutamatergic[r]