2.4 - Absorption Flashcards

1
Q

Movement of drug form site of administration to the central compartment (blood)

A

Absorption

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2
Q

Rate & Extent of disappearance of a drug from the site of administration

A

Physiologic

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3
Q

Rate & extent of drug entry into systemic circulation

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Pharmacokinetic

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4
Q

Factors Affecting Absorption

A
  • Dose Size
  • Surface Area of the Absorption Environment
  • pH of the Absorption Environment
  • Degree of Perfusion
  • Gastric Emotying Time
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5
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Dose Size

A

⬆️dose = ⬆️absorption

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6
Q

Absorption Environment

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  • Stomach

* Small Intestine

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7
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Surface Area of the Absorption Environment

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⬆️Surface Area = ⬆️Absorption

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8
Q

Main site of drug absorption

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Small Intestine

– SA = 120 m2 (villi& microvilli)

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9
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pH of the Absorption Environment

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  • Stomach — Acidic (⬇️pH)

* SI — Basic (⬆️pH)

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10
Q

Weak Acid

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  • Stomach: Non-ionized (absorbed)

* SI: ionized (excreted)

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11
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Weak Base

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  • Stomach: Ionized (excreted)

* SI: Non-ionized (absorbed)

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12
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Degree of Perfusion — Blood Supply

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⬆️Perfusion = ⬆️Absorption

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13
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– For PO drugs

– Time it takes for the stomach to empty its contents

A

Gastric Emptying Time (GET)

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14
Q

Stomach

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– Small Surface Area
– Small perfusion
— POOR ABSORPTION Environment except ASA & Ethanol

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15
Q

Gastric Emptying Time (GET)

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⬆️GET = ⬇️Absorption

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16
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Normal Gastric Emptying Time

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2-3 hours

17
Q

Factors that ⬆️ GET

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  • Stress
  • Gastric ulcer
  • Heavy exercise
  • Heavy meal
  • Lying on the left side
  • Antimotility/ Anticholinergics
18
Q

Factors that ⬇️ GET

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  • Extremes in food temp
  • Lying on the RIGHT side
  • Mild exercise
  • Promotility Drugs
19
Q

Pharmacokinetic Parameters

A
  • Bioavailability

* Bioequivalence

20
Q

Measurement of RATE AND EXTENT of drug absorption

A

Bioavailability

21
Q

Methods

A
  • Cumulative Urinary Excretion Data

* Plasma Concentration vs Time Graph

22
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Parameters

A
  • Cmax
  • tmax
  • AUC
23
Q

– Maximum drug plasma concentration
– Measure BOTH rate and extent
– Most variable

A

Cmax

24
Q

– Time to reach Cmax

– Measures the RATE

A

Tmax

25
Q

– Area Under the Curve

– Measures the EXTENT

A

AUC

26
Q

Bioavailability Studies

A
  • Absolute Bioavailability

* Relative Bioavailability

27
Q

– Measurement in the similarity of the bioavailability of the generic drug product and the BA of the innovator

A

Bioequivalence

28
Q

Minimum number of subjects

A

12

29
Q

Acceptable

A

(90% Confidence Interval) 0.8 (80%) - 1.25 (125%)

30
Q

– Same API, salt/ ester/ complex-
– Same dosage form, strength
– Differ in excipient, brand name

A

Pharmaceutical Equivalents

31
Q
– Same API
– May differ in:
 - salt/ ester/ complex
 - dosage form
 - dosage strength
A

Pharmaceutical Alternatives

32
Q

– Pharmaceutical Equivalents

– Bioequivalent

A

Therapeutic Equivalence

33
Q

– Differ in API

– Same drug class

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Therapeutic Alternatives