Choe Notes: A Handbook of Pharmacology

absorbed absorption acetyl acetylcholine activity administered adrenergic alkaloids amino acids aminoglycoside analgesic anemia anesthetic agents antagonist antiarrhythmic antibiotics anticholinergic B-blocker barbiturates bile binding block blockers blood level blood pressure brain calcium cardiac catecholamines cells cephalosporins CH₂ CHAPTER chemical structure chloramphenicol Chloroquine cholinergic Clinical compound deficiency digitoxin digoxin diuretic dopamine dose drug of choice duration of action elimination half-life enzyme epinephrine estrogen ethanol excreted gastric gastrointestinal tract gland Glucocorticoids heparin hepatic histamine hormone hypotension inactivated increase inhibits insulin intestinal intramuscular intravenous injection kidney lidocaine liver membrane metabolism microsomal enzymes morphine neurons nicotinic norepinephrine oral administration oxidation patients penicillin peptide pharmacokinetics Pharmacol Pharmacology phenytoin plasma Plasmodium potency procainamide produce prostaglandins proteins Pseudomonas quinidine receptors reduced release renal resistant respiratory secretion serotonin shown in Figure side effects include skeletal muscle skin sodium sulfonamides synthesis tetracyclines thyroid toxicity treatment triglycerides Unlike urinary urine vasodilation vasopressin ventricular vitamin vitamin K