Dental Crowns (Dental Caps) Steven B. Horne, DDS. Dr. Steve Horne began his career at Brigham Young University obtaining his BA in English. He earned his Doctorate of Dental Surgery in 2007 from the University of Southern California where his pursuit for academic excellence landed him on the Dean's List.
Clinical pharmacokinetics is theapplication of pharmacokinetic principles to the safeand effective therapeutic management of drugs in anindividual patient.Primary goals of clinical pharmacokinetics includeenhancing efï¬cacy and decreasing toxicity of a patientâsdrug therapy.
Two Primary Branches of Pharmacology. The two major branches of pharmacology are: pharmacodynamics and pharmacokinetics. Pharmacodynamics-The study of the relationship between concentrations of drug and the biologic effects (physiological or biochemical) with time.In operational terms âwhat drugs do to the bodyâ.xamples of multiple mechanisms for drug action include: chemical interactions with other molecules due to a drugs acidic or basic properties (e.g. antacids, or Protamine sulfate-a heparin antagonist), their ability to act as a membrane surfactant (amphotericin B), or their ability to denature proteins (astringents).