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Metabolism of Drugs | Pharmacokinetics

After reading this article you will learn about: 1. Definition and Need of Metabolism 2. Types of Metabolism. Definition and Need of Metabolism: Metabolism is a process of alteration of drugs in the body so as to modify their activity and structure. If lipophylic drugs are not metabolized it will be reabsorbed by the kidney tubule and will circulate in [...]

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Incompatibility of Drugs in Prescription: 3 Types | Pharmacology

This article throws light upon the three main types of incompatibility of drugs in prescription. The types are: 1. Therapeutic (Pharmacological) Incompatibility 2. Chemical Incompatibility 3. Physical Incompatibility. Type # 1. Therapeutic (Pharmacological) Incompatibility: It occurs as a result of antagonistic (opposite) pharmacological effects in the patients or interfere with drug absorption following administration e.g., simultaneous administration of physostigmine and [...]

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Terms Related to Agonist-Antagonist Interactions | Drugs

This article throws light upon the four main terms related to agonist-antagonist interactions. They are: 1. PKX 2. PAX 3. PD’x 4. PDX. Term # 1. PKX: This is an expression for affinity and is defined as negative logarithm of the molar concentration of a drug that elicits an effect representing x% of the maximal response the drug can produce. [...]

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