What Is Psychiatric Pharmacology?

Through the study of this textbook, readers can systematically master the pharmacodynamics, pharmacokinetics of various psychotropic drugs, the clinical application of various drugs (including indications and contraindications), adverse reactions, drug interactions, the manifestation and rescue of poisoning, Apply principles, etc., to comprehensively understand the drug treatment system for mental illness. "Psychopharmacology (for national college textbooks for psychiatry and other related majors)" can not only be used as an undergraduate education for psychiatry majors, but also provide a useful reference for graduate students, pharmacologists and clinicians. ^[1]

Psychopharmacology

Through the study of this textbook, readers can systematically master the pharmacodynamics, pharmacokinetics of various psychotropic drugs, the clinical application of various drugs (including indications and contraindications), adverse reactions, drug interactions, the manifestation and rescue of poisoning, Apply principles, etc., to comprehensively understand the drug treatment system for mental illness. "Psychopharmacology (for national college textbooks for psychiatry and other related majors)" can not only be used as an undergraduate education for psychiatry majors, but also provide a useful reference for graduate students, pharmacologists and clinicians. ^[1]

Psychopharmacology (for

Chapter One Introduction

Tasks of Psychopharmacology

I. Concept and research content of psychopharmacology

Status and tasks of psychopharmacology

Section 2 Advances in Psychopharmacology

Section III Classification of Psychotropic Substances

Section 4 Research Methods of Psychopharmacology

I. Methods of preclinical psychopharmacology research

Methods of clinical psychopharmacology

Chapter 2: Basis of Action of Psychotropic Substances

Neurotransmitters and Receptors

First, dopamine and its receptor

Serotonin and its receptor

3. Norepinephrine and its receptors

Fourth, acetylcholine and its receptors

V. -aminobutyric acid and its receptor

Six, glutamic acid and its receptor

Histamine and its receptor

Endocrine axis and hormones

First, the hypothalamus-pituitary-adrenal axis

Second, the hypothalamus-pituitary-thyroid axis

Third, the hypothalamus-pituitary-gonadal axis

Fourth, the hypothalamus-pituitary-growth hormone axis

Five, prolactin

Section III ion channel

I. Voltage-gated ion channels

Ligand-gated ion channels

Section IV Signal Transduction

First, the signal transduction system

Psychotropic substances and signal transduction

Section 5 Basics of Molecular Biology

I. Psychopharmacology and molecular biology

Psychiatric diseases and psychopharmaceuticals and molecular biology

Neuroplasticity

First, neural plasticity and its significance

Psychotropic substances and neuroplasticity

Chapter III Pharmacokinetics and Pharmacokinetics

Section 1 Pharmacodynamics

First, the basic role of drugs

Structure-activity relationship of drugs

Third, the dose-response relationship of drugs

Fourth, the aging relationship of drugs

V. Adverse Drug Reactions

Section 2 Pharmacokinetic Characteristics

First, the transmembrane transport of drugs

Second, the internal process of drugs

3. Pharmacokinetic parameters

Design of Dosing Plan

V. Monitoring of therapeutic drugs

Chapter 4 Factors Affecting Psychotropic Effects

Section One Age

I. Childhood

Second, old age

Section 2 Genetic factors

I. Inheritance of psychotropic effects

Genetic factors affecting pharmacokinetics

Genetic factors affecting pharmacodynamics

4. Existing genetic tests for psychiatry

Psychological factors

First, the placebo effect

Combining psychotherapy

Section 4 Drug Interactions

I. Pharmacokinetic Interactions

Pharmacodynamic interactions

Evaluation of combined medication

Section 5 Other factors

I. Gender

Chapter V Antipsychotics

Chapter VI Mood Stabilizers

Chapter VII Antidepressants

Chapter 8. Anxiolytics and Sedative Hypnotics

Chapter IX Antiepileptic Drugs

Chapter 10 Drugs that Promote Cognitive Function

Chapter XI Antiparkinsonian Drugs

Chapter XII Antihypertensive Drugs

Chapter XIII Treatment of Psychoactive Substance Dependence

Chapter 14 Psychopharmacology and Clinical Application of Traditional Chinese Medicine

references

appendix

Chinese and English Index

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