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Chapter 1: Principles of Pharmacology Psychopharmacology Psychoactive drug. Drug Categories. Historical Use of a Drug: Opium. Opium Wars. Historical Use of a Drug: Opium. Opium use in Europe and US. US drug laws. Pure Food and Drug Act – 1906 Harrison Act – 1914
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Chapter 1: Principles of Pharmacology Psychopharmacology Psychoactive drug
Historical Use of a Drug: Opium • Opium Wars
Historical Use of a Drug: Opium • Opium use in Europe and US
US drug laws • Pure Food and Drug Act – 1906 • Harrison Act – 1914 • Prohibition (18th amendment) – 1920 • Controlled Substances Act – 1970
The Life of a Drug in the Body • Route of administration (getting it in) • Absorption/ Distribution (getting to the brain) • Binding (how it works) • Metabolism/Deactivation (stopping it) • Excretion (getting rid of it)
Routes of Administration – Getting the drugs in first-pass effect:
Administration of nicotine by smoking or chewing Method of Administration Affects Blood Concentration Routes of Administration – Getting the drugs in
Absorption and Distribution- getting drug to the brain lipid/water-solubility:
Absorption and Distribution- getting drug to the brain lipid/water-solubility HO HO Morphine Heroin http://www.ch.ic.ac.uk/rzepa/mim/drugs/gifs/heroin.gif
Absorption and Distribution- getting drug to the brain ionization:
Absorption and Distribution- getting drug to the brain blood-brain barrier:
Binding- how drug works • Drug depots:
Binding- how drug works Receptors:
Metabolism- stopping drug effect Excretion- getting drug out of body Half-life:
Excretion- getting drug out of body Metabolism- stopping drug effect
The Life of a Drug in the Body • Route of administration (getting it in) • Absorption/ Distribution (getting to the brain) • Binding (how it works) • Metabolism/Deactivation (stopping it) • Excretion (getting rid of it)
Dose–response curve Other Important Concepts
Dose–response curves for four analgesic agents Other Important Concepts Potency:
Comparison effects of a drug Other Important Concepts
Other Important Concepts Effects of Repeated Drug Use • Tolerance: • Is reversible • Not all drug effects show equal tolerance • Types of tolerance • Disposition • Pharmocodynamic • Behavioral
Effects of Repeated Drug Use Other Important Concepts • Sensitization
Other Important Concepts • Therapeutic effects • Side effects
Drug Development and Testing Other Important Concepts