Pharmacology - Atosiban
Pharmacology - Atosiban Atosiban Action inhibits the contractions of the uterine that are caused by oxytocin in pregnant women. Method of Operation This causes relaxation by inhibiting the effect of oxytocin on the oxytocin receptors that are found on
Pharmacology - Calcitonin
Pharmacology - Calcitonin The actions of calcitonin Both serum calcium levels and bone resorption are reduced as a result of this. Method of Operation In addition to reducing the reabsorption of calcium and phosphate in the kidney, it also inhibits bo
Pharmacology - Cinacalcet
Pharmacology - Cinacalcet The action of Cinacalcet By reducing the conversion of calcifediol to calcitriol, decreasing the excretion of calcium by the kidney, increasing the absorption of calcium from the intestine, and mobilizing calcium from bone, thi
Pharmacology - Ethinylestradiol and Norethisterone
Pharmacology - Ethinylestradiol and Norethisterone The action of ethinylestradiol and norethisterone The avoidance of pregnancy risks. The Mode of Operation Through its ability to limit the production of follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH) from the ant
Pharmacology - Clomifene
Pharmacology - Clomifene With its action on the anterior pituitary, clomifene inhibits the negative feedback action of endogenous oestrogens, which in turn leads to an increase in the release of gonadotrophin within the body. Orally administered. To tr
Pharmacology - Danazol
Pharmacology - Danazol An Action of Danazol Gonadal function is inhibited by the suppression of the surge of gonadotrophins that occurs during the midcycle. When taken orally, the half life is greater than fifteen hours. Clinical Use Treatment of end
Pharmacology - Oxytocin
Pharmacology - Oxytocin Activity of Oxytocin It causes the uterus to contract, which results in coordinated contractions that go from the fundus to the cervix, with complete relaxation occurring in between each contraction. Exhibits vasodilator propert
Pharmacology - Ergometrine
Pharmacology - Ergometrine Ergometrine Action Restricts the uterus that is in a relaxed state. possesses a vasoconstrictor capacity. Method of Operation Perhaps it acts partially on alpha-adrenoceptors and partially on 5-HT receptors; this is not fully
Pharmacology - Calcitriol
Pharmacology - Calcitriol The levels of calcium and phosphate in the serum are increased. Method of Operation Calcitriol exerts its influence on receptors that are members of the steroid superfamily of receptors, thereby producing mediator proteins that
Pharmacology - Glucagon
Pharmacology - Glucagon An Action of Glucagon It raises the concentration of glucose in the blood. boosts both the rate and the force of the heart's contractions. Method of Operation Adenylate cyclase is activated by glucagon, which does this via acti
