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9780723432210

Integrated Pharmacology

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    9780723432210

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    072343221X

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  • Copyright: 2002-04-01
  • Publisher: Elsevier Science Health Science div
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Summary

INTEGRATED PHARMACOLOGY, 2ND EDITION takes a unique approach to pharmacology, considering drugs in the context of the diseases they are used to treat -- all within a body system framework. Drug action is clearly explained at the molecular, cellular, tissue, and organ levels. The basic principles underlying pharmacology are presented, providing a strong foundation for the system-based chapters that follow. Each body system chapter addresses the common diseases affecting a system before comprehensively discussing the drug classes and specific drugs used to treat the diseases. A superb, full-color illustration program helps the reader understand the complex ways in which modern drugs are used to treat diseases. The smart way to study! Elsevier titles with STUDENT CONSULT will help you master difficult concepts and study more efficiently in print and online! Perform rapid searches. Integrate bonus content from other disciplines. Download text to your handheld device. And a lot more. Each STUDENT CONSULT title comes with full text online, a unique image library, case studies, USMLE style questions, and online note-taking to enhance your learning experience. Your purchase of this book entitles you to access www.studentconsult.com at no extra charge. This innovative web site offers you... Access to the complete text and illustrations of this book. Integration links to bonus content in other STUDENT CONSULT titles. Content clipping for your handheld. An interactive community center with a wealth of additional resources. The more STUDENT CONSULT titles you buy, the more resources you can access online! Look for the STUDENT CONSULT logo on your favorite Elsevier textbooks!

Table of Contents

Contributors xiii
SECTION 1 PRINCIPLES OF PHARMACOLOGY
Introduction
3(8)
Mc Sutter
MJA Walker
What is pharmacology?
3(3)
History of pharmacology
6(5)
Drug Names and Drug Classification Systems
11(6)
MJA Walker
Introduction
11(1)
What is a drug?
11(1)
Drug names
12(1)
Drug classification systems
13(4)
General Principles of Drug Action
17(22)
MJA Walker
MJ Curtis
CP Page
MC Sutter
BB Hoffman
What does a drug do and how does it do it?
17(1)
Molecular actions of drugs
18(11)
Cellular actions of drugs (transduction)
29(6)
Tissue and system actions of drugs
35(1)
The future of pharmacology
36(3)
Pharmacokinetic and Other Factors Influencing Drug Action
39(18)
DS Sitar
Drug delivery
39(2)
Factors influencing drug absorption and distribution
41(3)
Drug metabolism
44(5)
Drug excretion
49(1)
Pharmacokinetics
50(3)
Age, sex, and origin
53(1)
Drug interactions
54(1)
Effect of disease on drug action
54(3)
Pharmacodynamics and the Measurement of Drug Action
57(16)
R Tabrizchi
DMJ Quastel
The receptor
57(6)
Dose-response curves
63(5)
Measuring responses and practical applications of dose-response curves
68(5)
Drug Safety and Pharmacovigilance
73(10)
R Ferner
RD Mann
Pharmacotherapeutic decision-making
73(1)
Controlling drug safety
74(1)
Detection adverse drug reactions
75(8)
Regulation of Drug Use
83(8)
RD Mamelok
Stages in drug development
83(2)
Drug regulations for new drugs
85(2)
Drug regulations relating the access to drugs
87(4)
SECTION 2 DRUG ACTION ON PATHOGENS AND NEOPLASTIC CELLS
Drugs and Viruses
91(20)
FY Aoki
S Rosser
Biology and drug responsiveness of viruses
91(1)
Classification of antiviral drugs and their sites of action in viral replication
91(1)
Inhibitors of uncoating
91(3)
Inhibitors of transcription
94(1)
Inhibition of translation
95(1)
Inhibition of RNA or DNA genomic replication
95(8)
Inhibitors of virus release
103(1)
Inhibitors of HIV replication
103(1)
Nucleoside reverse transcriptase inhibitors
104(1)
Non-nucleoside reverse transcriptase inhibitors
105(1)
Protease inhibitors
106(2)
Cytochrome P-450 interactions
108(3)
Drugs and Bacteria
111(26)
SD Shafran
Mechanism of action
111(6)
Selecting antibiotic therapy
117(1)
Major antibiotics
118(1)
Antibiotics that inhibit bacterial wall synthesis
118(6)
Antibiotics that inhibit bacterial cell membrane functioning
124(1)
Antibiotics that inhibit bacterial protein synthesis
124(5)
Antibiotics that inhibit bacterial deoxyribonucleic acid synthesis
129(2)
Antibiotics that inhibit bacterial ribonucleic acid synthesis
131(1)
Antifolates
131(1)
Miscellaneous antibacterial drugs
132(1)
Antimycobacterial drugs
133(1)
Antibiotics of choice
134(3)
Drugs and Fungi
137(8)
N Roberts
Biology of fungi
137(1)
Management of fungal infections
137(1)
General measures for infected patients
137(1)
Specific antifungal treatment
138(5)
Neutropenia and suspected fungal infection
143(1)
Nonspecific treatment of fungal infections
143(2)
Drugs and Parasites
145(18)
A Kaneko
T Nishiyama
Protozoan diseases
145(1)
Malaria
145(2)
Antimalarial drugs
147(5)
African trypanosomiasis (sleeping sickness)
152(1)
American trypanosomiasis (Chagas disease)
153(1)
Leishmaniasis
153(1)
Other protozoan diseases
153(2)
Helminthic diseases
155(1)
Nematode (roundworm) infections
155(3)
Trematode infections
158(1)
Cestode infections
159(4)
Drugs and Neoplasms
163(28)
JP Eder
Tumorigenesis
163(2)
Principles of cell proliferation and chemotherapy
165(3)
Principles of combination chemotherapy
168(1)
Late complications of cancer chemotherapy
168(1)
Gonadal dysfunction
168(1)
Carcinogenesis
168(1)
Resistance to chemotherapy
169(1)
Antineoplastic drugs
170(1)
Drugs directly interfering with DNA
170(1)
Alkylating agents
170(2)
Nitrosoureas
172(1)
Miscellaneous alkylating agents
173(1)
Platinum compounds
173(1)
Agents indirectly damaging DNA
174(1)
Anthracyclines
174(1)
Topoisomerase-active drugs
175(1)
Miscellaneous
176(1)
Antimetabolites
177(1)
Pyrimidine analogs
178(3)
Purine antimetabolites
181(1)
Tubulin-binding agents
182(1)
Hormones
183(2)
Glucocorticoids
185(1)
Miscellaneous agents
185(1)
Radiopharmaceuticals
186(5)
SECTION 3 DRUG ACTION ON BODY SYSTEM TARGETS
Drugs and the Blood
191(28)
Z Hu
Physiology of the hemopoietic system
191(1)
Drugs used for diseases of the blood
192(1)
Anemia and agents used to treat anemia
192(1)
Iron and iron-deficiency anemia
193(1)
Deferoxamine and iron overload
194(1)
Vitamin B12, folate, and other macrocytic anemias
195(4)
Hematopoietic growth factors
199(2)
Hemostatis disorders and antithrombotic therapy
201(1)
Hemostasis
201(3)
Thrombosis
204(9)
Bleeding disorders
213(6)
Drugs and the Nervous System
219(62)
R Kerwin
MJ Travis
CP Page
BB Hoffman
MJA Walker
OR Simons
PK Moore
Physiology of the central and peripheral nervous systems
219(3)
Functional anatomy of the peripheral nervous system
222(6)
Pathophysiology and diseases of the peripheral nervous system
228(1)
Skeletal muscle disorders
228(1)
Anticholinesterase drugs
229(3)
Spasticity
232(1)
Movement disorders resulting from defects in muscle excitability
233(1)
Dysautonomias
234(2)
Functional anatomy of the central nervous system
236(3)
Functional neurochemistry of the nervous system
239(3)
Pathophysiology and diseases of the central nervous system
242(1)
Psychosis
242(1)
Schizophrenia
242(3)
Antipsychotic (neuroleptic) drugs
245(2)
Affective disorders
247(1)
Antidepressants
248(7)
Mood stabilizers
254(10)
Anxiolytics
255(1)
Eating disorders
256(1)
Epilepsy
257(1)
Antiepileptic drugs
258(1)
Sleep disorders
259(1)
Hypnotics
260(1)
Narcoleptic syndrome
260(1)
CNS stimulants used to treat epilepsy
261(1)
Sleep apnea
261(1)
Periodic limb movement disorder
261(1)
Circadian rhythm disorders
261(1)
Dementia
261(2)
Parkinson's disease
263(2)
Drugs that increase dopaminergic activity
265(2)
Drugs that inhibit striatal cholinergic activity
267(1)
Huntington's disease
268(1)
Migraine and headache
268(1)
Stroke
268(1)
Drugs and infections of the central nervous system
269(3)
Pain
272(3)
Testing analgesic drugs
275(1)
Drug therapy of pain
275(2)
Drugs of abuse
277(4)
Drugs and the Endocrine and Metabolic Systems
281(46)
JW Miller
General physiology of the endocrine and metabolic systems
281(1)
The hypothalamic-pituitary axis
282(1)
Pathophysiology and diseases of the endocrine and metabolic systems
283(1)
Pharmacologic principles
283(1)
Diseases of the pituitary
284(2)
Abnormalities of the growth hormoneinsulin-like growth factor axis
286(2)
Thyroid diseases and disorders of metabolic rate
288(4)
Disorders of carbohydrate metabolism
292(8)
Disorders of lipid metabolism
300(4)
Disorders of glucocorticosteroids and the stress response hormones
304(4)
Mineralocorticosteroids, vasopressin, and disorders of circulatory volume
308(6)
Drugs and the endocrinology of the productive system
314(1)
Physiology of the female reproductive tract
314(2)
Diseases treated by estrogens and estrogen antagonists
316(2)
Contraception and menstruation
318(2)
Hormone replacement therapy
320(1)
Disorders of sex steroids in premenopausal women
321(1)
Androgen excess in women
322(1)
Androgen excess and deficiency in men
323(4)
Drugs and the Inflammatory and Immune Response
327(16)
I Iwamoto
Physiology of the immune system and inflammatory response
327(3)
Pathophysiology and diseases of the immune system
330(1)
Hypersensitivity reactions and immunologic diseases
330(1)
Drug therapy for allergic diseases
331(5)
Mechanisms of actions of drugs used for autoimmune diseases
336(7)
Drugs and the Renal System
343(18)
CJ Bowmer
MS Yates
Physiology of the kidney
343(2)
Pathophysiology and diseases of the renal system
345(1)
Edema
345(1)
Diuretics
346(9)
Polyuria
355(1)
Syndrome of inappropriate vasopressin secretion
356(1)
Renal stones (nephrolithiasis)
356(1)
Oliguria
357(1)
Chronic renal failure
357(1)
Drugs contraindicated in renal failure
357(1)
Glomerulonephritis
358(1)
Dialysis and drug therapy
358(1)
Nephrotoxic drugs
359(2)
Drugs and the Cardiovascular System
361(54)
MJ Curtis
MK Pugsley
Physiology of the cardiovascular system
361(1)
Vascular tree
361(1)
Cardiac electrophysiology
362(4)
Pathophysiology and diseases of the heart
366(1)
Arrhythmias
366(11)
Angina pectoris
377(6)
Acute myocardial infarction
383(3)
Congestive heart failure
386(9)
Hypertension
395(13)
Pathophysiology and diseases of blood vessels
408(1)
Arterial disease
408(2)
Venous disease
410(1)
Infections of the cardiovascular system
410(5)
Drugs and the Pulmonary System
415(22)
CP Page
BB Hoffman
Physiology of the pulmonary system
415(1)
Pathophysiology and diseases of the pulmonary system
416(1)
Bronchial asthma
417(7)
Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease
424(1)
Adult respiratory distress syndrome
425(1)
Cystic fibrosis
426(1)
Nonspecific cough
427(1)
Rhinitis and rhinorrhea
428(2)
Respiratory infections
430(1)
Antibiotics used for specific respiratory tract infections
430(3)
Pulmonary embolism
433(1)
Pulmonary hypertension
434(1)
Drugs with adverse effects in patients with pulmonary disease
434(3)
Drugs and the Musculoskeletal System
437(18)
JP Wade
Physiology of the musculoskeletal system
437(1)
Pathophysiology and diseases of the musculoskeletal system
437(1)
Osteoporosis
437(1)
Osteomalacia and rickets
437(1)
Paget's disease of bone
437(2)
Osteoarthritis
439(1)
Rheumatoid arthritis
439(1)
Gout and other types of crystal arthritis
439(1)
Systemic lupus erythematosus
440(1)
Seronegative spondyloarthropathies
440(1)
Drugs used to treat musculoskeletal diseases
441(1)
Drugs for osteoporosis
441(2)
Drugs for osteomalacia
443(1)
Drugs for Paget's disease
443(1)
Drugs for osteoarthritis
444(1)
Drugs for rheumatoid arthritis
445(5)
Drugs for crystal arthritis
450(1)
Drugs for systemic lupus erythematosus
451(1)
Drugs for seronegative arthritis
452(1)
Musculoskeletal infections
453(2)
Drugs and the Gastrointestinal System
455(28)
K Hillier
RJ Naylor
Physiology of the gastrointestinal system
455(1)
Pathophysiology and diseases of the gastrointestinal system
456(1)
Peptic ulcer disease
456(4)
Gastroesophageal reflux disease
460(1)
Constipation
461(2)
Diarrhea
463(2)
Irritable bowel syndrome
465(1)
Inflammatory bowel disease
466(1)
Pathophysiology and diseases of the liver
467(1)
Jaundice
467(1)
Congenital liver disease
467(1)
Acquired liver disease
468(1)
Drugs and the liver
468(2)
Pathophysiology and diseases of the biliary tract
470(1)
Pathophysiology and diseases of the pancreas
470(1)
Nausea and vomiting
470(6)
Drugs used for the symptomatic relief of nausea and vomiting
476(7)
Drugs and the Genitourinary System
483(22)
M Wyllie
Physiology of the lower urinary tract
483(1)
Pathophysiology and voiding disorders
484(1)
Urinary incontinence
484(3)
Drug treatment of incontinence and BPH
487(6)
Prostate cancer
493(2)
Erectile dysfunction
495(2)
Pharmacotherapy
497(4)
Urinary tract infections
501(1)
Drugs and the uterus
501(1)
Physiology
502(1)
Drugs that increase uterine motility
502(1)
Drugs that decrease uterine motility
503(2)
Drugs and the Skin
505(18)
N Roberts
Physiology of the skin
505(1)
Pathophysiology and diseases of the skin
505(1)
Eczema and dermatitis
506(2)
Acne
508(4)
Psoriasis
512(3)
Drugs acting on hair
515(1)
Drugs that modify inflammatory responses in the skin
515(1)
Glucocorticosteroids
515(1)
Antimalarial drugs
516(1)
Sulfa drugs
516(1)
Other drugs modifying the immune response
516(1)
Drugs that protect the skin from environmental damage
517(1)
Sunscreens
517(1)
Antiviral agents
518(1)
Antibacterial agents
518(1)
Antifungal agents
518(1)
Antiseptic agents
518(1)
Antiparasite preparations
519(2)
Insect repellants
521(1)
Barrier preparations
521(1)
Bandages and dressings
521(1)
Drugs acting on skin constituents
521(1)
Drugs acting on keratinocytes
521(1)
Drugs acting on glands
521(1)
Drugs acting on nerves
522(1)
Camouflage creams
522(1)
Drugs and the Eye
523(16)
J Robbins
Biology of the eye and principles of drug use for the eye
523(1)
Structure and physiology of the eye
523(5)
Diseases of the eye
528(1)
Pathophysiology of diseases of the eye
528(1)
Glaucoma
528(1)
Tear deficiency
529(1)
Inflammation and allergy
529(1)
Squint and oculomotor disorders
529(1)
Properties of drugs used in the eye
529(1)
Drugs used in ophthalmic diagnosis
530(1)
Treatment of glaucoma
531(3)
Treatment of inflammation and allergy
534(1)
Treatment of tear deficiency
535(1)
Treatment of squint and oculomotor disorders
535(1)
Drugs that have adverse effects on the eye
536(2)
Eye infections
538(1)
Drugs and the Ear
539(8)
MC Sutter
T Bojanowski
Physiology of the ear
539(1)
Pathophysiology and diseases of the ear
540(1)
Infections
540(1)
Hearing loss
540(2)
Tinnitus
542(1)
Vertigo
543(1)
Meniere's disease and recurrent vestibulopathy
543(1)
Facial nerve palsy
544(1)
Ototoxic drugs
544(3)
Drug Use in Anesthesia and Critical Care
547(17)
CR Ries
DMJ Quastel
Pathophysiology of surgical injury and critical illness
547(1)
The injury response to surgery
548(1)
Premedication prior to anesthesia
548(1)
Premedication and airway techniques to prevent pulmonary aspiration
549(1)
Premedication to treat coexisting cardiorespiratory and endocrine disease
549(2)
General anesthetics
551(1)
Molecular mechanism of action of general anesthesia
551(1)
Clinical induction and maintenance of general anesthesia
551(1)
Inhaled anesthetics
552(2)
Intravenous anesthetics
554(1)
Neuromuscular blocking drugs and antagonists
554(2)
Regional anesthesia
556(1)
Local anesthetics
557(1)
Conscious sedation
558(1)
Intravenous benzodiazepines and antagonists
558(1)
Postoperative pain management
558(1)
Intramuscular versus intravenous opioid administration
558(1)
Intravenous patient-controlled analgesia
559(1)
Critical care
559(1)
Oxygen therapy and mechanical ventilation
559(1)
Management of hemodynamic instability
559(2)
Drug therapy in advanced life support
561(3)
Drug Use in Disorders of Nutrition
564(23)
S Abraham
Examples of excessive and inadequate calorie intake
564(1)
Obesity
564(4)
Anorexia nervosa
568(1)
Vitamins
568(1)
Classification
568(1)
Vitamins as therapy
569(1)
How vitamins work
569(1)
Recommended dietary allowances and daily intake
570(1)
Interaction of vitamins with drugs and foods
570(1)
Vitamins as dietary supplements
570(1)
Water-soluble vitamins
570(1)
Vitamin B1 (thiamine)
570(2)
Vitamin B2 (riboflavin)
572(1)
Vitamin B3 (niacin, nicotinic acid)
572(1)
Vitamin B6 (pyridoxine)
573(1)
Vitamin B12
574(1)
Folic acid
575(1)
Pantothenic acid
576(1)
Biotin
576(1)
Vitamin C
577(1)
Fat-soluble vitamins
578(1)
Vitamin A
578(3)
Vitamin D
581(2)
Vitamin E
583(1)
Vitamin K
583(1)
Trace elements
584(1)
Deficiencies of trace elements
584(3)
Drug Use in Dentistry
587(16)
TW Gage
Physiology of the oral cavity
587(1)
The teeth and other oral tissues
587(1)
Oral mucosa
588(1)
Salivary glands
588(1)
Diseases of the oral cavity
588(1)
Dental plaque, caries, and gingivitis
588(2)
Acute dental pain
590(1)
Chronic orfacial pain
591(1)
Anxiety
592(1)
Acute odontogenic infections
592(1)
Periodontal infections
593(1)
Prophylactic use of anti-infective drugs in dentistry
594(1)
Common diseases of the oral mucosa
595(1)
Other mucosal lesions
596(2)
Drug-induced oral disease
598(5)
Toxins and poisons
603(14)
MJA Walker
Venoms, toxins and poisons from natural sources
603(1)
Venoms from animals
603(2)
Toxins and poisons from animals
605(1)
Poisons from plants
606(1)
Industrial poisons
606(1)
Metals
606(3)
Chelators
609(1)
Air pollutants
610(1)
Industrial chemicals
611(2)
Pesticides
613(1)
Insecticides
613(1)
General pesticides
614(1)
Herbicides
615(1)
Fungicides
615(1)
Carcinogenesis and mutagenesis
615(2)
Herbs
617(28)
MC Sutter
Problems special to herbal medicines
617(1)
Problems common to all herbs
618(1)
Herbal medicines Commonly used by patients
619(1)
summary
619(6)
SECTION 4 SELF ASSESSMENT
Multiple choice questions
625(10)
Case studies
635(4)
Answer
639(6)
MCQ answers
639(1)
Case studies answers
640(5)
Index 645(24)
Drug index 669

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