I. Overview of Pharmacology
Second, a brief history of pharmacology development
Third, pharmacology and new drug research and development
Chapter II Pharmacodynamics
Section 1: Basic Functions of Drugs
I. Drug Action and Main Effects
Second, the therapeutic effect
Third, adverse reactions
Section 2 Relationship between Drug Dosage and Effect
Section III Mechanism of Action of Drugs
I. Physical and chemical reactions
Second, participate in or interfere with cell metabolism.
Third, it affects the transportation of physiological substances.
Fourthly, it affects the activity of enzyme.
5. Ion channels affecting cell membrane
Six, affect nucleic acid metabolism
Seven, affect the immune mechanism
Eight, non-specific role
Nine. receptor
Section 4 Drugs and Receptors
First, the origin of receptor research
Second, the concept and characteristics of receptor
Thirdly, the interaction between receptor and drug.
Four. Classification of drugs acting on receptors
Verb (abbreviation for verb) The type of receptor.
Sixth, signal transduction.
Seven. Regulation of receptor
Chapter III Pharmacokinetics
Section 1 in vivo process of drugs
I. Transmembrane transport of drug molecules
Second, the in vivo process of drugs
Time course of drug dosage change in vivo in the second quarter
I. Time curve of drug concentration
Second, drug elimination kinetics
Three. Important parameters of pharmacokinetics
Four. Changes of blood drug concentration after repeated administration
Verb (abbreviation of verb) drug dosage design and optimization
Chapter iv factors affecting drug efficacy
Section 1 Drug factors
I. Pharmaceutical preparations and routes of administration
Second, drug interaction.
Section 2 Physical factors
I. Age
Second, gender.
Third, genetic factors.
Fourth, specific reaction.
Verb (abbreviation for verb) disease state
Six, psychological factors placebo effect
Seven. Changes of body reactivity caused by long-term medication
Chapter V Introduction to Pharmacology of Efferent Nervous System
Section 1 transmitters and receptors of efferent nervous system
1. Transmitters of efferent nervous system
Second, the receptor of efferent nervous system.
Section 2 Physiological Functions of Efferent Nervous System
Section III Basic Functions and Classification of Efferent Nervous System Drugs
First, the basic role of efferent nervous system drugs
Second, the classification of efferent nervous system drugs
Chapter VI Choline Receptor Agonist
Section 1 M cholinergic receptor agonist
I. choline ester
Second, alkaloids
Choline receptor agonists in the second quarter
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Chapter VII anticholinesterase drugs and cholinesterase resuscitation drugs
Chapter VIII Choline Receptor Blocker
Chapter 9 Adrenaline Receptor Agonist
Chapter 10 Adrenaline Receptor Blocker
Chapter II XI Anesthetics
Chapter 12 Sedative hypnotics
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