Pharmacodynamics

Course Overview

Lab.
Pharmacodynamics Introduction.
Types of Drug-Receptor Interactions.
Dose-Response Relationship.
Therapeutic Index.
Intrinsic Activity (Agonists vs. Antagonists).
Pharmacodynamics Practice Problems.
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Pharmacodynamics is the study of how drugs interact with the body to produce a therapeutic effect. Learners can gain an understanding of the different types of drug-receptor interactions, the dose-response relationship, the therapeutic index, and intrinsic activity (agonists vs. antagonists). Through lab activities and practice problems, learners can gain a comprehensive understanding of pharmacodynamics and how to apply it in a clinical setting. Additionally, learners can gain an understanding of the importance of pharmacodynamics in drug development and the implications of drug-receptor interactions on patient safety. Finally, learners can gain an understanding of the importance of pharmacodynamics in drug discovery and development, and the implications of drug-receptor interactions on patient safety.