2.3:11 Effects of disease state on drug absorption Flashcards

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What can go wrong with drug absorption?

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Changes in gastric and intestinal motility

Changes in SA available for absorption

Altered physical and chemical properties of the intestinal luminal content

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What are the typical manifestations of crohn’s disease?

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Thickening of the intestinal wall, mucosa fissures, fistulas, inflammatory masses, and bengin strictures

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What are the symptoms of crhon’s disease?

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Diarrhoea, abdominal pain, fever and weight loss

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How does crohns disease effect absorption?

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Thickening of the bowel wall and strictures may significantly alter the bowel motility

Mucosal lesions may lead to changes in intestinal permeability

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What is celicac disease charactorised by?

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Atrophy of the small intestinal mucosa that is caused by hypersensitivity to a protein present in wheat: gluten
This impairs absorption of all nutrients including fat

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What is the result of AIDS?

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Diarrhoea and general wasting syndrome frequencyy

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