Pharmacology - Rosiglitazone
Pharmacology - Rosiglitazone Rosiglitazone action reduces the amount of glucose that is present in the blood. Method of Operation It does this by activating the peroxisomal proliferator, also known as the active receptor, in skeletal muscle, liver, and
Pharmacology - Acarbose
Pharmacology - Acarbose Action of acarbose causes a delay in the absorption of carbohydrates from the gut. Method of Operation It does this by inhibiting intestinal alpha-glucosidase and pancreatic alpha-amylase, which in turn lowers the rise in blood
Pharmacology - Sucralfate
Pharmacology - Sucralfate The action of sucralfate HCl, pepsin, and bile acids are capable of causing harm to the mucosa of the gut. The mucosal secretion of mucus, bicarbonate, and prostaglandins is stimulated by this substance. Method of Operation S
Pharmacology - Aluminum Hydroxide
Pharmacology - Aluminum Hydroxide Reduces the pH of the intestinal lumen. Method of Operation By neutralizing the hydrochloric acid (HCl) that is secreted in the stomach, antacids are weak bases. The activity of pepsin is also reduced, which is a benef
Pharmacology - Misoprostol
Pharmacology - Misoprostol Helps the healing process of stomach ulcers. Reduces the ulcer-causing effects of nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs). Method of Operation For the purpose of inhibiting acid secretion, prostaglandin receptors of th
Pharmacology - Promethazine
Pharmacology - Promethazine The antiemetic. Stimulant or. The activities of histamine in the periphery are also prevented by this substance. To treat hay fever, use. Method of Operation At H1 receptors, a competitive antagonist and reversible antagonist
Pharmacology - Scopolamine
Pharmacology - Scopolamine The drug Scopolamine The antiemetic. In addition, behaviors that are consistent with the antagonistic effect on the parasympathetic nervous system Method of Operation Muscarinic receptors will be subjected to reversible comp
Pharmacology - Ondansetron
Pharmacology - Ondansetron An antiemetic medication called ondansetron. Method of Operation At 5-HT3 receptors in the CTZ and at the sensory terminals of vagal afferents in the GIT, there is a competitive antagonism that can be reversed. Administered
Pharmacology - Chlorpromazine
Pharmacology - Chlorpromazine The Action of Chlorpromazine includes as an antiemetic. and to treat psychosis Method of Operation A competitive antagonism of dopamine D2 receptors in CTZ that is reversible throughout expression. The antagonistic effect
Pharmacology - Magnesium Sulfate
Pharmacology - Magnesium Sulfate There is a purgative action of magnesium sulfate. Method of Operation These drugs have a low absorption rate, which causes an increase in the osmotic load inside the lumen of the gut. This results in the retention of wat
