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| constriction of the veins arterioles,mydriasis of the eyes |
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| presynaptic terminals inhibition |
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| increased herat rate conductivity automaticity contractility in the heart and renin release in the kidneys |
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| bronchodilation dilation of the arterioles inhibition on contractions of the uterus tremors |
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| lipolysis of the adipose tissue |
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| vasodilatation of the kidneys |
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| study of drugs and there effects on the body |
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| how the drug interacts with the body to cause its effects |
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| how the drug is absorbed metabolized and excreted |
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| a chemical that binds to a receptor of a cell and triggers a response |
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| simulates some of the receptors effects while it blocks others |
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| antagonism that can be overcome by large amounts of the agonist |
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| non competitive antagonism |
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| no amount of the agonist can over come its effect |
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| permenitaly binds to the receptor site |
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| binds to one receptor and causes others to go away |
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| causes more receptors in the body |
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| a single often large dose of a med |
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| a medical condition which makes the drug of no medical value |
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| when a drug is given over several doses causing a increased effect |
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| causes a body function to decrease |
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