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Two major concepts of pharmacology

Pharmacodynamics



Pharmacokinetics

Pharmacodynamics

The mechanism by which drugs produce chemical and physiologic changes in the body

Pharmacokinetics

The movement of drugs into systemic circulation, across body membranes to reach a Target organ



Involves four stages of drug movement: absorption, distribution, metabolism, and excretion.


Agonist drugs

Stimulate receptors and produce an effect

Antagonist drugs

Inhibit receptors and prevent a response from occurring

Non selectivity

When I drug my work on various receptors and produce multiple widespread effects

Pharmacotherapeutics

Use of drugs that treat specific disease or produce a desired effect