AT 410 - Pharmacology in Sports Medicine

This podcast covers the common opioid medications of morphine, codeine, hydrocodone, and oxycontin amongst others. Specific attention is given to the pharmacodynamics related to the receptors that these drugs bind to, side-effects, and classifications of these drugs

This lecture covers the role of NSAIDs in inflammation after injury. Specifically, the breakdown of the substrate arachidonic acid into its 4 metabolites is addressed. The role of enzymes in this metabolism and their application towards corticosteroids, Two critical-thinking scenarios are incorporated and reviewed at the end of the lecture as well as a 4-question self-quiz to check for learning.

The last lecture of Unit 1. This lecture discusses pharmacodynamics and specifically the drug receptor theory, steady state, single-dose response, and patient compliance.

This lecture discusses Pharmacokinetics, specifically the Distribution, Metabolism, and Excretion of drugs in the body. As part of the AT 410 course - Pharmacology in Sports Medicine at Chapman University.

The first of two lectures on pharmacokinetics of therapeutic medications. This lecture specifically covers the absorption portion of pharmacokinetics.

The first lecture of our semester in AT 410 Pharmacology in Sports Medicine. This lecture covers the main legislative acts of Congress as it relates to therapeutic medications and herbal supplements. The drug approval process and stages are also summarized. Included are 4 self-quiz questions as we progress to check on your learning.