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New psychotropic drugs and their effect on developing embryo
Košťalová, Jana ; Maňáková, Eva (advisor)
In my diploma thesis, I researched the effect of mirtazapine on a developing embryo. Nowadays, new drugs are being developed and used for the treatment of depression. These drugs also include mirtazapine. The risk of using mirtazapine during pregnancy has not been documented yet and therefore it can not be used by pregnant women. These drugs are often very effective and well tolerated so it is very important to recognize the effect on a developing embryo. In our research, we used the method of CHEST (chick embryotoxicity screening test). We applied a dose of mirtazapine solution dissolved in DMSO to 4-day old chickens. The doses were 0.2µg, 0.15µg, 0.1µg, 0.05µg, 0.03µg in 3µl of the solution. As controls, we applied 3µl DMSO and 3µl destilled water. Embryos were being incubated for 5 days in an incubator and on the 9th day, we evaluated dead and malformed embryos and the spectrum of defects. From our observations, we have obtained the lethal dose, which was above 0.15µg and the dose that was equivalent to the LD50 - 0.05µg. Lower doses were safe, although these embryos were malformed. These malformations, however, were not statistically significantly different from the malformations occurring in controls. It is neccessary to continue and complete data for 2 -and 3-day old embryos, so that we cover all...
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Ageing of the population and specific aspects of prescribing of hypnotics in older adults (II.)
Puldová, Karolína ; Fialová, Daniela (advisor) ; Kostřiba, Jan (referee)
Title: Ageing of the population and specific aspects of prescribing of hypnotics in older adults (II.) Student: Karolína Puldová, Department of Social and Clinical Pharmacy, Faculty of Pharmacy in Hradec Králové, Czech Republic Supervisor: Assoc. Prof. Daniela Fialová, PharmD, Ph.D., Department of Social and Clinical Pharmacy, Faculty of Pharmacy in Hradec Králové and Department of Geriatrics and Gerontology, 1st Faculty of Medicine and General Teaching Hospital, Prague, Czech Republic Introduction: World population is ageing and rational geriatric pharmacotherapy receives increasing attention. In seniors, rational pharmacotherapy is complicated by many risk factors, especially by physiological and pathological changes accompanying ageing, polymorbidity, polypharmacy, higher risk of adverse drug events, drug interactions and other risk factors. Particularly psychotropics belong to drug classes where rational prescribing in seniors often requires respecting of different rules. This diploma thesis focuses on specific aspects of irrational prescribing of hypnosedatives in ambulatory geriatric patients, particularly in the area of use of nongeriatric doses and nongeriatric lenght of therapy. Methodology: Data collection for this diploma thesis has been conducted between 2019-2020 years in the...
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The schizophrenic in social - cultural level with influence in art and reception of the world
Brichcínová, Markéta ; Hnilica, Karel (advisor) ; Matějů, Martin (referee)
This work is focused on schizophrenia, one of the most serious diseases that affects human's life in all its parts. I submit the summary of information about the causes leading to the disease. I answer the questions how to treat schizophrenia and why it affects the patient's life in such a high extent. The work summarizes the different views on the diagnosis and treatment of schizophrenia in the past and in the present. I wonder how society views a mentally ill person nowadays. I focus on the artistic expression of people with schizophrenia, which is characteristic for them. I answer the question about how much the disease affects their creating and why it is so obsessive for them to create. I wonder if the genius is linked with madness.
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New psychotropic drugs and their effect on developing embryo
Košťalová, Jana ; Maňáková, Eva (advisor)
In my diploma thesis, I researched the effect of mirtazapine on a developing embryo. Nowadays, new drugs are being developed and used for the treatment of depression. These drugs also include mirtazapine. The risk of using mirtazapine during pregnancy has not been documented yet and therefore it can not be used by pregnant women. These drugs are often very effective and well tolerated so it is very important to recognize the effect on a developing embryo. In our research, we used the method of CHEST (chick embryotoxicity screening test). We applied a dose of mirtazapine solution dissolved in DMSO to 4-day old chickens. The doses were 0.2µg, 0.15µg, 0.1µg, 0.05µg, 0.03µg in 3µl of the solution. As controls, we applied 3µl DMSO and 3µl destilled water. Embryos were being incubated for 5 days in an incubator and on the 9th day, we evaluated dead and malformed embryos and the spectrum of defects. From our observations, we have obtained the lethal dose, which was above 0.15µg and the dose that was equivalent to the LD50 - 0.05µg. Lower doses were safe, although these embryos were malformed. These malformations, however, were not statistically significantly different from the malformations occurring in controls. It is neccessary to continue and complete data for 2 -and 3-day old embryos, so that we cover all...
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