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    This document discusses several drugs and their mechanisms of action that do not depend on receptor interactions: 1. Diuretics like urea and manitol act by increasing pressure in the renal system rather than binding to receptors. 2. Antacids like aluminum and magnesium hydroxide create a protective layer in the stomach to relieve stomachaches. 3. Chelating drugs like dimercaprol treat toxicity from metals like arsenic and mercury by binding to the metals rather than receptors. 4. Magnesium sulfate retains water in tissues to help eliminate toxins through non-receptor mechanisms.

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    This document discusses several drugs and their mechanisms of action that do not depend on receptor interactions: 1. Diuretics like urea and manitol act by increasing pressure in the renal system rather than binding to receptors. 2. Antacids like aluminum and magnesium hydroxide create a protective layer in the stomach to relieve stomachaches. 3. Chelating drugs like dimercaprol treat toxicity from metals like arsenic and mercury by binding to the metals rather than receptors. 4. Magnesium sulfate retains water in tissues to help eliminate toxins through non-receptor mechanisms.

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    This document discusses several drugs and their mechanisms of action that do not depend on receptor interactions: 1. Diuretics like urea and manitol act by increasing pressure in the renal system rather than binding to receptors. 2. Antacids like aluminum and magnesium hydroxide create a protective layer in the stomach to relieve stomachaches. 3. Chelating drugs like dimercaprol treat toxicity from metals like arsenic and mercury by binding to the metals rather than receptors. 4. Magnesium sulfate retains water in tissues to help eliminate toxins through non-receptor mechanisms.

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    MECHANISM OF DRUG DOESN’T DEPEND ON RECEPTOR

    - Diuretics (ure, manitol): action due to increase P in renal system


    - Antacids:
    - Drugs used in stomachache: (Bi3+, Al3+) create a thin layer protect stomach
    (phosphalugel, maalox)
    - Detoxification (Dimercaptol): Chelate drugs combine with metals to treat
    toxicity of As, Hg
    - MgSO4: retain water in IT to help eliminate
    Dose
    Bioavailability
    Drug distributed in Drug concentration in Drug metabolism
    Pharmacokinetics
    tissues circulation and elimination

    Distribution Clearance

    Drug concentration at
    the action organ

    Pharmacological action

    Effects Pharmacodynamics
    Clinical toxicity
    Toxicology

    Use

    Scheme of relations of pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics in drug usage and action

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