ADME Metabolism Flashcards

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Metabolism means…

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the chemical alteration of the drug by different body tissues, also called biotransformation

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most drugs are changed in order so they can be eliminated by the kidney by..

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made more water soluble, more polar, and more ionized, thus will not cross membranes and be reabsorbed easily.

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3
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bio-inactivation means

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the process of making a drug inactive and easier to excrete

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4
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bio-activation means…

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when an inactive substance “Prodrug” is convereted to an active metabolite (in the liver)

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5
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lethal synthesis is when

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a nontoxic substance is converted to a toxic metabolite (organophosphates)

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6
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most drug metabolism occurs in the

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live although some occurs at extrahepatic sites such as in the plasma, lungs, kidneys, skin and GI tract.

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7
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the liver is the??

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main organ for drug biotransfermation differences in drug metabolic rate account for variation in drug activity and toxicity across species

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phase 1 reactions includes

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oxidative (most common) and reductive (rare) and hydrolytic reactions.

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most phase 1 reactions take places in

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the hapatocytes and are catalyzed by enzymes attached to the smooth endoplasmic reticulum. most important of these is cytochrome P450

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10
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Cytochrome P450 is also called

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mixed function oxidase system this is a relatively nonspecific enzyme system

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11
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some intermediates of phase 1 reactions may be

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more toxic than the parent drug

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12
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non-microsomal reactions are reactions not associated with

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the smooth ER contribute to some phase 1 RXNs such as alcohol dehydrogenase

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13
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Phase 1 RXNs are considered

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nonsynthetic

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14
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Phase 2 RNXs are considered

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Synthetic

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15
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What happens in a Phase 2 rxn?

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a molecule (endongenous susbance or parent drug or metabolite) with a reactive group conjugates with a substituent group rendering a final metabolite that is typically inactive and water soluble(polar)

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16
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Glucuronide (via glucuronyl transferase) is the

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it the most common reaction and is microsonal (glucoronidation)
CATS ARE DEFICIENT IN GLUCORONIDATION

17
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conjugation can be reversible where is this seen?

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a conjugated drug is excreted in the bile and gut bacteria remove the conjugate allowing the drug to be reabsorbed

18
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Neonates are generally deficient in what RXN

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phase 2

19
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enzyme induction can lead to?

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tolerance or drug- drug interactions

20
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Enzyme inhibition can lead to

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drug drug interactions most commonly by decreasing metabolism resulting in higher blood levels and or longer half life