Pharmacology - Thiopental
Pharmacology - Thiopental Treatment with Thiopental ultra-short-acting anesthetics are used. Only a mild analgesic effect is seen in all of them. Method of Operation This compound binds to a specific location on the GABAA receptor, which is distinct f
Pharmacology - Entacapone
Pharmacology - Entacapone It works in conjunction with the anti-parkinsonian effects of levodopa and carbidopa medications. This compound enhances the effects of catecholamines. Method of Operation The reversible inhibition of COMT in the periphery lowe
Pharmacology - Selegiline
Pharmacology - Selegiline Selegiline, an antiparkinsonian medication Method of Operation The isozyme MAOB, which has dopamine as its preferred substrate, is inhibited in a selective and irreversible manner. the action of endogenous dopamine as well as
Pharmacology - Bromocriptine
Pharmacology - Bromocriptine Bromocriptine is an anti-parkinsonian medication. Inhibits the pituitary gland's ability to secrete prolactin. Method of Operation It is possible to counteract the reduction of dopaminergic transmission by activating D2 rec
Pharmacology - Testosterone
Pharmacology - Testosterone The Action of Testosterone The effects of this substance are identical to those of endogenous testosterone; however, the effects will vary depending on the age patient. Method of Operation The hormone is converted into dihy
Pharmacology - Finasteride
Pharmacology - Finasteride Interaction of Finasteride Finasteride is able to inhibit the 5 alpha-reductase enzyme, which is responsible for the conversion of testosterone to dihydrotestosterone. Dihydrotestosterone has a higher affinity for the androgen
Pharmacology - Sildenafil
Pharmacology - Finasteride Expression of Sildenafil Facilitates relaxation of the smooth muscle of the copora cavernosa that is non-vascular. After that, blood flows into the cavenosa sinuses at a pressure that is nearly equivalent to that of the arteri
Pharmacology - Levodopa / Carbidopa
Pharmacology - Levodopa / Carbidopa Carbidopa and Levodopa are both anti-parkinsonian medications. Method of Operation The conversion of levodopa to dopamine through decarboxylation brings back part of the activity in the nigrostriatal pathway. Carbid
Pharmacology - Carboprost
Pharmacology - Carboprost The action of carboprost The uterus of a pregnant woman experiences coordinated contractions, and the cervix is relaxed as a result. This mechanism of action involves activating PGF 2-alpha (FP) receptors on the smooth muscle
Pharmacology - Ritodrine
Pharmacology - Ritodrine Ritodrine's action inhibits contractions of the pregnant uterus that are caused by oxytocin as well as those that occur spontaneously. The mode of action involves activating beta-adrenoceptors on the smooth muscle of the uterus,
