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Fever - Pyrogen Pathophysiology EXOGENOUS PYROGEN • Bacteria: Lipopolysaccharide components, peptidoglycans and muramyl peptide derivatives, Toxins •
Pathophysiology EXOGENOUS ... components Exogenous ... , IFN, IL-6 ENDOGENOUS ... vasculature via: • Active ... organs CNS - Endogenous
Clinical Pharmacologic Properties of Antiarrhythmic Drugs #Antiarrhythmic #Drugs #Medications #Pharmacology #Cardiology #Table #Effects
Clinical Pharmacologic ... Antiarrhythmic Drugs ... Antiarrhythmic #Drugs ... #Medications #Pharmacology
Summary of characteristics of Antianginal Drugs DRUG CLASS, ADVERSE EFFECTS AND DRUG INTERACTIONS #Antianginal #Medications #Cardiology
of Antianginal Drugs ... DRUG CLASS, ADVERSE ... EFFECTS AND DRUG ... Medications #Cardiology #Pharmacology
Topical drug formulations, comparison and considerations #pharmacology #table #medications #comparison #drugs #treatment #pharmacotherapy #dermatology
Topical drug formulations ... considerations #pharmacology ... medications #comparison #drugs
Staging of Skin Mottling Mottling is less sensitive, but more specific for hypoperfusion and elevated mortality (figure
Mottling suggests active ... endogenous vasoconstriction ... not additional exogenous
Drug-induced renal disorders - The most commonly used nephrotoxic drugs #Pharmacology #Nephrotoxicity #Drugs #Medications #Most #Common #DrugInduced
Drug-induced renal ... used nephrotoxic drugs ... #Pharmacology ... Nephrotoxicity #Drugs
Mechanisms of Drug-Induced Hyperkalemia • Direct renin inhibitor (Aliskiren) • Renin release inhibition (NSAIDs, Beta-Blockers)
Mechanisms of Drug-Induced ... Succinylcholine) • Exogenous ... pathophysiology #pharmacology
Fibrinolysis. Fibrinolysis occurs when plasminogen is activated to plasmin under the influence of factors such as
thrornbolytic drugs ... anticoagulant drugs ... acid), as well as endogenous ... #Plasminogen #Pharmacology
Cephalosporins Cephalosporins are bactericidal beta-lactam antibiotics derived from the fungus Acremonlum— they disrupt peptidoglycan formation in
They have no activity ... predominantly active ... progressively more active ... gram-positive activity ... Classification #pharmacology
Rigors And Bacteremia - Overview • Rigors are a response to the release of cytokines and prostaglandins
PATHOPHYSIOLOGY: → Exogenous ... pro-inflammatroy mediators (Endogenous ... Pyrogen) → Endogenous ... vasculature via: • Active ... circumventricular organs CNS: Endogenous
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