Drug tolerance is a pharmacology concept where a subject's reaction to a specific drug and concentration of the drug is reduced followed repeated use, requiring an increase in concentration to achieve the desired effect.
The following are characteristics of drug tolerance: it is reversible, the rate depends on the particular drug, dosage and frequency of use, differential development occurs for different effects of the same drug.
Tachyphylaxis
Tachyphylaxis is a sudden onset drug tolerance which is not dose dependent.
Pharmacodynamic tolerance
Pharmacodynamic tolerance occurs when the cellular response to a substance is reduced with repeated use. This may be caused by a reduced receptor response to receptor agonists (receptor desensitization), a reduction in receptor density (usually associated with receptor agonists), or other mechanisms leading to changes in action potential firing rate. Pharmacodynamic tolerance to a receptor antagonist involves the reverse, i.e., increased receptor firing rate, an increase in receptor density, or other mechanisms.
This video discusses the mechanisms of drug tolerance, including pharmacodynamic tolerance, metabolic tolerance, and supersensitivity. Receptor downregulation and receptor upregulation are also discussed.
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Drug Tolerance
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Drug Addiction and the Brain
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Drug Tolerance (General Pharmacology Part 9) | Dr. Shikha Parmar
Drug Tolerance (General Pharmacology Part 9) by Dr. Shikha Parmar
Tolerance happens when a person no longer responds to a drug in the way they did at first. So it takes a higher dose of the drug to achieve the same effect as when the person first used it. This is why people with substance use disorders use more and more of a drug to get the “high” they seek.
Tolerance is what happens before dependence is formed. The body starts to recognize a chemical because it has been administered too often. When the body recognizes the chemical, the effects aren’t the same and more of the drug is required to achieve the desired effects. Those with a chemical tolerance will take more of a drug or drink more alcohol to feel the way they want to. Examples of this will be a drug user taking twice the dos...
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Pharmacodynamics: Desensitization and tolerance
What is pharmacodynamics? Pharmacodynamics refers to the mechanisms and effects of medications within the body. Or more simply, it’s what medications do to the body and how they do it. Desensitization or tachyphylaxis refers to a rapid-onset decrease in the effects of a medication after repeated exposure, whereas tolerance has a gradual onset.
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Tolerance happens when a person no longer responds to a drug in the way they did at first. So it takes a higher dose of the drug to achieve the same effect as when the person first used it. This is why people with substance use disorders use more and more of a drug to get the “high” they seek.
Tolerance is what happens before dependence is formed. The body starts to recognize a chemical because it has been administered too often. When the body recognizes the chemical, the effects aren’t the same and more of the drug is required to achieve the desired effects. Those with a chemical tole...
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Tolerance and tachyphylaxis are terms often use inter changeably. Tolerance is basically, an acquired resistance to a drug, after prolong administration of that drug. It also refers to, requirement of high dose of drug to produce a given response, because, normal dose don't show it effect when tolerance developed.
There are three main mechanisms that are responsible for tolerance.
* increased metabolism.
* increased drug excretion.
* decrease intestinal absorption.
Tolerance can also occur due to, desensitization or down regulation of receptors, that decrease the sensitivity, of that particular receptor. Tolerance can also occur, by the process of, enzyme induction, and, due to homeo-static response. Tolerance c...
published: 20 May 2021
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Drug Tolerance part 8
Tolerance happens when a person no longer responds to a drug in the way they did at first. So it takes a higher dose of the drug to achieve the same effect as when the person first used it. This is why people with substance use disorders use more and more of a drug to get the “high” they seek.
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This video discusses the mechanisms of drug tolerance, including pharmacodynamic tolerance, metabolic tolerance, and supersensitivity. Receptor downregulation ...
This video discusses the mechanisms of drug tolerance, including pharmacodynamic tolerance, metabolic tolerance, and supersensitivity. Receptor downregulation and receptor upregulation are also discussed.
This video discusses the mechanisms of drug tolerance, including pharmacodynamic tolerance, metabolic tolerance, and supersensitivity. Receptor downregulation and receptor upregulation are also discussed.
We are able to become physically dependent on a wide variety of substances, which results in what we call drug addiction. What does this look like from a neurop...
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Drug Tolerance (General Pharmacology Part 9) by Dr. Shikha Parmar
Tolerance happens when a person no longer responds to a drug in the way they did at first. So...
Drug Tolerance (General Pharmacology Part 9) by Dr. Shikha Parmar
Tolerance happens when a person no longer responds to a drug in the way they did at first. So it takes a higher dose of the drug to achieve the same effect as when the person first used it. This is why people with substance use disorders use more and more of a drug to get the “high” they seek.
Tolerance is what happens before dependence is formed. The body starts to recognize a chemical because it has been administered too often. When the body recognizes the chemical, the effects aren’t the same and more of the drug is required to achieve the desired effects. Those with a chemical tolerance will take more of a drug or drink more alcohol to feel the way they want to. Examples of this will be a drug user taking twice the dose or an alcoholic drinking hard liquor when everyone else is drinking a glass of wine.
Dependence means that when a person stops using a drug, their body goes through “withdrawal”: a group of physical and mental symptoms that can range from mild (if the drug is caffeine) to life-threatening (such as alcohol or opioids, including heroin and prescription pain relievers). Many people who take prescription medicine every day over a long period of time can become dependent; when they go off the drug, they need to do it gradually, to avoid withdrawal discomfort. But people who are dependent on a drug or medicine aren’t necessarily addicted.
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Drug Tolerance (General Pharmacology Part 9) by Dr. Shikha Parmar
Tolerance happens when a person no longer responds to a drug in the way they did at first. So it takes a higher dose of the drug to achieve the same effect as when the person first used it. This is why people with substance use disorders use more and more of a drug to get the “high” they seek.
Tolerance is what happens before dependence is formed. The body starts to recognize a chemical because it has been administered too often. When the body recognizes the chemical, the effects aren’t the same and more of the drug is required to achieve the desired effects. Those with a chemical tolerance will take more of a drug or drink more alcohol to feel the way they want to. Examples of this will be a drug user taking twice the dose or an alcoholic drinking hard liquor when everyone else is drinking a glass of wine.
Dependence means that when a person stops using a drug, their body goes through “withdrawal”: a group of physical and mental symptoms that can range from mild (if the drug is caffeine) to life-threatening (such as alcohol or opioids, including heroin and prescription pain relievers). Many people who take prescription medicine every day over a long period of time can become dependent; when they go off the drug, they need to do it gradually, to avoid withdrawal discomfort. But people who are dependent on a drug or medicine aren’t necessarily addicted.
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Tolerance happens when a person no longer responds to a drug in the way they did at first. So it takes a higher dose of the drug to achieve the same effect as when the person first used it. This is why people with substance use disorders use more and more of a drug to get the “high” they seek.
Tolerance is what happens before dependence is formed. The body starts to recognize a chemical because it has been administered too often. When the body recognizes the chemical, the effects aren’t the same and more of the drug is required to achieve the desired effects. Those with a chemical tolerance will take more of a drug or drink more alcohol to feel the way they want to. Examples of this will be a drug user taking twice the dose or an alcoholic drinking hard liquor when everyone else is drinking a glass of wine.
Dependence means that when a person stops using a drug, their body goes through “withdrawal”: a group of physical and mental symptoms that can range from mild (if the drug is caffeine) to life-threatening (such as alcohol or opioids, including heroin and prescription pain relievers). Many people who take prescription medicine every day over a long period of time can become dependent; when they go off the drug, they need to do it gradually, to avoid withdrawal discomfort. But people who are dependent on a drug or medicine aren’t necessarily addicted.
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Tolerance happens when a person no longer responds to a drug in the way they did at first. So it takes a higher dose of the drug to achieve the same effect as when the person first used it. This is why people with substance use disorders use more and more of a drug to get the “high” they seek.
Tolerance is what happens before dependence is formed. The body starts to recognize a chemical because it has been administered too often. When the body recognizes the chemical, the effects aren’t the same and more of the drug is required to achieve the desired effects. Those with a chemical tolerance will take more of a drug or drink more alcohol to feel the way they want to. Examples of this will be a drug user taking twice the dose or an alcoholic drinking hard liquor when everyone else is drinking a glass of wine.
Dependence means that when a person stops using a drug, their body goes through “withdrawal”: a group of physical and mental symptoms that can range from mild (if the drug is caffeine) to life-threatening (such as alcohol or opioids, including heroin and prescription pain relievers). Many people who take prescription medicine every day over a long period of time can become dependent; when they go off the drug, they need to do it gradually, to avoid withdrawal discomfort. But people who are dependent on a drug or medicine aren’t necessarily addicted.
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Tolerance and tachyphylaxis are terms often use inter changeably. Tolerance is basically, an acquired resistance to a drug, after prolong administration of that drug. It also refers to, requirement of high dose of drug to produce a given response, because, normal dose don't show it effect when tolerance developed.
There are three main mechanisms that are responsible for tolerance.
* increased metabolism.
* increased drug excretion.
* decrease intestinal absorption.
Tolerance can also occur due to, desensitization or down regulation of receptors, that decrease the sensitivity, of that particular receptor. Tolerance can also occur, by the process of, enzyme induction, and, due to homeo-static response. Tolerance can be reversible, as we can achieve desired response by increasing the dose of drug.
Almost every addicting drug mainly produce tolerance, which includes.
opioids, amphetamine, and, some central nervous system depressants, like, sedative and hypnotics.
Tachyphylaxis, is defined as, rapid decrease in drug response, after few doses of drug, over a short period of time. It is basically, an acute form of, acquired tolerance, occurring within a few minutes. And, probably occur, due to, transient saturation of cell receptors with drug, and, increasing the dose, can’t produce the same effect.
Dis-appearance of hyper-tensive effect of tyramine, which is released, and, displaces nor-adrenaline from adrenergic neurons, is an example of tachyphylaxis.
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Tolerance and tachyphylaxis are terms often use inter changeably. Tolerance is basically, an acquired resistance to a drug, after prolong administration of that drug. It also refers to, requirement of high dose of drug to produce a given response, because, normal dose don't show it effect when tolerance developed.
There are three main mechanisms that are responsible for tolerance.
* increased metabolism.
* increased drug excretion.
* decrease intestinal absorption.
Tolerance can also occur due to, desensitization or down regulation of receptors, that decrease the sensitivity, of that particular receptor. Tolerance can also occur, by the process of, enzyme induction, and, due to homeo-static response. Tolerance can be reversible, as we can achieve desired response by increasing the dose of drug.
Almost every addicting drug mainly produce tolerance, which includes.
opioids, amphetamine, and, some central nervous system depressants, like, sedative and hypnotics.
Tachyphylaxis, is defined as, rapid decrease in drug response, after few doses of drug, over a short period of time. It is basically, an acute form of, acquired tolerance, occurring within a few minutes. And, probably occur, due to, transient saturation of cell receptors with drug, and, increasing the dose, can’t produce the same effect.
Dis-appearance of hyper-tensive effect of tyramine, which is released, and, displaces nor-adrenaline from adrenergic neurons, is an example of tachyphylaxis.
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Tolerance happens when a person no longer responds to a drug in the way they did at first. So it takes a higher dose of the drug to achieve the same effect as w...
Tolerance happens when a person no longer responds to a drug in the way they did at first. So it takes a higher dose of the drug to achieve the same effect as when the person first used it. This is why people with substance use disorders use more and more of a drug to get the “high” they seek.
#DRUGTOLERANCE
#NATURALTOLERANCE
#ACQUIREDTOLERANCE
#CROSSTOLERANCE
Tolerance happens when a person no longer responds to a drug in the way they did at first. So it takes a higher dose of the drug to achieve the same effect as when the person first used it. This is why people with substance use disorders use more and more of a drug to get the “high” they seek.
#DRUGTOLERANCE
#NATURALTOLERANCE
#ACQUIREDTOLERANCE
#CROSSTOLERANCE
This video discusses the mechanisms of drug tolerance, including pharmacodynamic tolerance, metabolic tolerance, and supersensitivity. Receptor downregulation and receptor upregulation are also discussed.
We are able to become physically dependent on a wide variety of substances, which results in what we call drug addiction. What does this look like from a neurophysiological standpoint? What does the drug-addicted brain look like? Let's take a look!
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Drug Tolerance (General Pharmacology Part 9) by Dr. Shikha Parmar
Tolerance happens when a person no longer responds to a drug in the way they did at first. So it takes a higher dose of the drug to achieve the same effect as when the person first used it. This is why people with substance use disorders use more and more of a drug to get the “high” they seek.
Tolerance is what happens before dependence is formed. The body starts to recognize a chemical because it has been administered too often. When the body recognizes the chemical, the effects aren’t the same and more of the drug is required to achieve the desired effects. Those with a chemical tolerance will take more of a drug or drink more alcohol to feel the way they want to. Examples of this will be a drug user taking twice the dose or an alcoholic drinking hard liquor when everyone else is drinking a glass of wine.
Dependence means that when a person stops using a drug, their body goes through “withdrawal”: a group of physical and mental symptoms that can range from mild (if the drug is caffeine) to life-threatening (such as alcohol or opioids, including heroin and prescription pain relievers). Many people who take prescription medicine every day over a long period of time can become dependent; when they go off the drug, they need to do it gradually, to avoid withdrawal discomfort. But people who are dependent on a drug or medicine aren’t necessarily addicted.
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Tolerance happens when a person no longer responds to a drug in the way they did at first. So it takes a higher dose of the drug to achieve the same effect as when the person first used it. This is why people with substance use disorders use more and more of a drug to get the “high” they seek.
Tolerance is what happens before dependence is formed. The body starts to recognize a chemical because it has been administered too often. When the body recognizes the chemical, the effects aren’t the same and more of the drug is required to achieve the desired effects. Those with a chemical tolerance will take more of a drug or drink more alcohol to feel the way they want to. Examples of this will be a drug user taking twice the dose or an alcoholic drinking hard liquor when everyone else is drinking a glass of wine.
Dependence means that when a person stops using a drug, their body goes through “withdrawal”: a group of physical and mental symptoms that can range from mild (if the drug is caffeine) to life-threatening (such as alcohol or opioids, including heroin and prescription pain relievers). Many people who take prescription medicine every day over a long period of time can become dependent; when they go off the drug, they need to do it gradually, to avoid withdrawal discomfort. But people who are dependent on a drug or medicine aren’t necessarily addicted.
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Tolerance and tachyphylaxis are terms often use inter changeably. Tolerance is basically, an acquired resistance to a drug, after prolong administration of that drug. It also refers to, requirement of high dose of drug to produce a given response, because, normal dose don't show it effect when tolerance developed.
There are three main mechanisms that are responsible for tolerance.
* increased metabolism.
* increased drug excretion.
* decrease intestinal absorption.
Tolerance can also occur due to, desensitization or down regulation of receptors, that decrease the sensitivity, of that particular receptor. Tolerance can also occur, by the process of, enzyme induction, and, due to homeo-static response. Tolerance can be reversible, as we can achieve desired response by increasing the dose of drug.
Almost every addicting drug mainly produce tolerance, which includes.
opioids, amphetamine, and, some central nervous system depressants, like, sedative and hypnotics.
Tachyphylaxis, is defined as, rapid decrease in drug response, after few doses of drug, over a short period of time. It is basically, an acute form of, acquired tolerance, occurring within a few minutes. And, probably occur, due to, transient saturation of cell receptors with drug, and, increasing the dose, can’t produce the same effect.
Dis-appearance of hyper-tensive effect of tyramine, which is released, and, displaces nor-adrenaline from adrenergic neurons, is an example of tachyphylaxis.
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Tolerance happens when a person no longer responds to a drug in the way they did at first. So it takes a higher dose of the drug to achieve the same effect as when the person first used it. This is why people with substance use disorders use more and more of a drug to get the “high” they seek.
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Drug tolerance is a pharmacology concept where a subject's reaction to a specific drug and concentration of the drug is reduced followed repeated use, requiring an increase in concentration to achieve the desired effect.
The following are characteristics of drug tolerance: it is reversible, the rate depends on the particular drug, dosage and frequency of use, differential development occurs for different effects of the same drug.
Tachyphylaxis
Tachyphylaxis is a sudden onset drug tolerance which is not dose dependent.
Pharmacodynamic tolerance
Pharmacodynamic tolerance occurs when the cellular response to a substance is reduced with repeated use. This may be caused by a reduced receptor response to receptor agonists (receptor desensitization), a reduction in receptor density (usually associated with receptor agonists), or other mechanisms leading to changes in action potential firing rate. Pharmacodynamic tolerance to a receptor antagonist involves the reverse, i.e., increased receptor firing rate, an increase in receptor density, or other mechanisms.
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And we gave him carte blanche for his "tokhang, war on drugs," tolerating the deadly consequences of human rights violations — the overhyped extrajudicial killings (EJK).
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Caffeine tolerance varies from person to person. The USFood and Drug Administration advises that up to 400 milligrams daily, which corresponds roughly to two to four cups, is safe for most adults.