3.14/3.15 Pharmacokinetics II Flashcards

1
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what are things that can influence absorption?

A
  • molecular size
    solubility
    degree of ionization
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2
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large Ka = _____ acid because?

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strong, bc it largely dissociates

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3
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lower pH relative to pKa = greater fraction of ______

A

drug in protonated form

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4
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factors that affect distribution of drugs

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-rate of blood flow
- concentration gradient
- ability to exit vascular system
- ability to penetrate tissue

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5
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4 sites of drug concentration

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  1. fat (lipid soluble drugs)
  2. tissue
  3. bone (tetracyclines)
  4. trans-cellular reservoirs (GI)
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6
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An active drug is a ______ drug

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free

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7
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_____ is the minimum concentration required for drug effect

A

MEC

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8
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__________ is the minimum concentration at which toxicity usually occurs

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MTC

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9
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biotransformation happens in the _____

A

liver

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10
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what is the equation for TW?

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TW = MTC/MEC

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11
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factors that determine intensity of drug response

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diet, co-morbitiy, age, weight, drug-drug interaction, genetics

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12
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what things influence metabolism?

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Phase 1 reactions, Phase 2 reactions, genetic factors, induction of drug metabolism, inhibition of drug metabolism

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13
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_________ is oxidation, reduction, hydrolysis of a drug

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phase 1 biotransformation

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14
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oxidative processes usually involve what kind of enzymes?

A

cytochrome P450 system

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15
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_____________ consists of synthesis reactions where something is added to molecule

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Phase 2 Biotransformation:

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16
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_______ makes drugs more water soluble and more excretable

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Conjugation

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17
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__________ makes drugs less water soluble and inactivates drug

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Acetylation/methylation

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18
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what are cytochrome P450 enzymes?

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family of super enzymes pivotal in metabolism of drugs/chemicals

19
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where are Cytochrome P450 enzymes found?

20
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what do Inducers do?

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  • increase enzyme levels
  • speed up metabolism
  • lower plasma levels below MEC
  • can be drugs or environmental pollutants
21
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what do inhibitors do?

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  • slow metabolism
  • can cause drugs to accumulate at toxic levels
  • can be drugs, foods, chemicals
  • decreases enzyme activity
    EX: grapefruit = inhibitor of cytochrome P450 CYP3A4
22
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factors that affect drug bioavailability

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first pass effect, drug-drug interaction

23
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3 types of drug-drug interaciton

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additive, synergism, potentiation

24
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3 routes of drug excretion

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renal, non-renal, ion-trapping

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___________ is the time required to change the amount of drug in the body by one half during elimination
half life
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equation for half life
t1/2 = (0.7 x Vd)/CL
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_________ is the removal of drug from systemic circulation
Clearance
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clearance equations (3 of them)
CL = (rate of removal of drug)/(plasma concentration of drug) CL = dose/ AUC CL = (.7 x Vd)/ t1/2
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what happens after 4-5 half lives
plasma concentrations of a given drug will be below a clinically relevant concentration and thus will be considered eliminated.
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______ is a constant fraction of drug metabolized per unit of time (most drugs)
First order kinetics (straight log graph)
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__________ is a constant amount of drug is metabolized per unit of time (ethanol/phenytoin)
Zero order kinetics curved line on log graph
32
what does the 2 compartment model show?
drug can be exchanged between extravascular volume, blood or excreted
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A ______ is an initial higher dose of a drug that may be given at the beginning of a course of treatment before dropping down to a maintenance dose. useful for drugs that are eliminated from the body relatively slowly (have a long systemic half-life)
Loading dose
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loading dose equation
LD = (Vd x Desired plasma concentration) / Bioavailabilty
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A ______ is when drug levels are maintained above the MEC to maintain a steady state of drug in the body
Maintenance dose
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equation for Maintenance dose
MD = (dosing rate) x (dosing interval)
37
what are the 5 factors that influence elimination
pH dependent ionization (ion trapping) competition for tubular transport age disease drug interactions
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weak acids/bases can only cross membrane in _______ form
unionized
39
_________ relates amount of drug in body to plasma concentration
Apparent volume distribution (Vd)
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larger Vd means what?
more likely to leave plasma and enter extravascular compartments of body
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_______ is the fraction (F) of drug that reaches systemic circulation
Bioavailability
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bioavailability equation
F = (amt reaching systemic circulation)/(amt administered)
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_______ makes drugs more water soluble and more excretable
Conjugation