Competitive Antagonist vs Noncompetitive Antagonist

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competitive antagonist competes with agonist for the same binding site. Its effect can be surmounted by increasing agonist concertation. On the other hand, a noncompetitive antagonist binds to a different site and its effect cannot be surmounted by increasing agonist concentration.
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Hello sir, how to know if the drug is competitive or non competitive, just by names?for example If in exam they just say a pt is prescribed Atorvastatin, so Atorvastatin causes what kind of inhibition? How to know this?

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Nice Video, but I once heard there are things like uncompetitive antagonists too, i dont really know what they are, could you explain that too
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I am following a fixed schedule. So that video might not come anytime soon.