4. Excretion Flashcards

1
Q

key ROUTES of ELIMINATION for many DRUGS

A

RENAL and BILIARY EXCRETION

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2
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RENAL CLEARANCE consists of 3 processes

A

GLOMERULAR SECRETION

TUBULAR SECRETION

REABSORPTION

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3
Q

GLOMERULAR FILTRATION of…

A

UNBOUND DRUG

only unbound drug filtered

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4
Q

RENAL ABSORPTION OF..

A

LIPID SOLUBLE DRUGS

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5
Q

for compounds that are NOT PROTEIN BOUND, NOT SECRETED or REABSORBED,
RENAL CLEARANCE approximates same as…

A

GFR
- GLOMERULAR FILTRATION RATE

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6
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RENAL FILTRATION CLEARANCE of a PROTEIN-BOUND DRUG DEPENDS on the..

A

FREE FRACTION of drug in PLASMA (fu)

(cl filtration = fu x GFR)

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7
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what does TUBULAR SECRETION involve

A

TRANSEPITHELIAL FLUX of DRUGS from BLOOD TO TUBULAR LUMEN

  • ACTIVE process involving MULTIPLE TRANSPORTERS
  • mainly in PCT of nephron
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8
Q

when is TUBULAR SECRETION EVIDENT

A

when RENAL CLEARANCE of FREE FRUG EXCEEDS GFR

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9
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what is REABSORPTION

A

TRANSEPITHELIAL BACK-FLUX of DRUG Molecules from lumen TO BLOOD

passive or active (transporters)

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10
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PASSIVE REABSORPTION of which type of DRUGS

A

ONLY UNIONISED and NON-POLAR DRUGS with sufficient lipophilicity

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11
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roughly what proportion of drugs eliminated at kidney - RENAL ELIMINATION

A

32%

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12
Q

besides Genetics and patient characteristics, what also AFFECTS DRUG REABSORPTION and EXCRETION

A

URINE pH

because it determines the ionization state of a weak acid or base

and causes ability of drugs to acquire charges

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13
Q

how is DRUG REABSORPTION as LOW pH (and excretion)

A

MORE REBASORBED
as MORE DRUG UNIONISED / UNCHARGED

  • LESS EXCRETION
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14
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how is DRUG CHARGE, REABSORPTION and EXCRETION at HIGH pH

A

MORE CHARGED

so LESS REABSORBED and MORE EXCRETED

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15
Q

in ACIDIC URINE how is EXCRETION of WEAK ACID and WEAK BASES

A

LOWER excretion WEAK ACID

HIGHER excretion WEAK BASES

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16
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in ALKALINE URINE how is EXCRETION of WEAK ACID and WEAK BASES

A

HIGHER Excretion WEAK ACIDS

LOWER excretion WEAK BASES

17
Q

RENAL FUNCTION usually determined by estimating the GFR by …. CLEARANCE

A

CREATININE CLEARANCE (CC)

18
Q

when might KIDNEYS have LOWER ABILITY to EXCRETE DRUGS

A

in CHRONIC KIDNEY DISEASE

19
Q

what is BILIARY EXCRETION

A

ACTIVE SECRETION of DRUG molecules or their metabolites from HEPATOCYTES INTO BILE

BILE then transported to GUT where drugs are EXCRETED

20
Q

in BILIARY EXCRETION, what in the GUT can cause metabolites DEGRADATION and DRUG REABSORPTION (enteric recirculation)

A

DECONJUGATING ENZYMES and GUT pH

21
Q

in BILIARY ELIMINATION where do the DRUGS go

A

INTO HEPATOCYTES
-> INTO BILE

(only small amount)

22
Q

what may require DRUG DOSE ADJUSTMENT

A

RENAL DISEASE