Basic Pharm Flashcards

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Michaelis-Menten kinetics basics

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[S] on X axis and V on Y axis

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2
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What is Km

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it’s the substrate concentration needed to get 1/2Vmax

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3
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Vmax is directly proportional to

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Directly proportional to the enzyme concentration

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4
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Lineweaver-Burk plot basics

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1/[S] on the X axis and 1/[V] on the Y axis.
1/Vmax is the Y intercept so doesn’t change for competitive inhibitors.
Smaller Km makes the X intercept more negative
The shallower the slope, the higher V

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5
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What drugs have zero-order elimination?

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Phenytoin, Ethanol, Aspirin [PEA is shaped like a 0]

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6
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What drugs are weak acids and how to eliminate quicker

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Phenobarb, MTX, aspirin.

Trap in urine with bicarb to ionize

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7
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What drug is a weak base and how to eliminate quicker

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Amphetamines: give ammonium chloride to ionize and trap in urine

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8
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Phase I drug metabolism

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Cytochrome P-450 redox and hydrolysis for slightly polar metabolites.

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9
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Phase II drug metabolism

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Conjugation (GAS: glucuronidation, acetylation, sulfation): makes very polar inactive metabolites that are renally excreted

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10
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What phase of drug metabolism do Geriatric patients lose first?

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Phase I, they have intact Phase II

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11
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flumazenil MOA

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competitive antagonist at GABA-R

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12
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ketamine MOA

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noncompetitive antagonist on NMDA-R

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13
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phenoxybenzamine MOA

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irreversible competitive antagonist on alpha receptors

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14
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buprenorphine MOA

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partial agonist at opioid mu-receptors

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15
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Therapeutic index

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TD50/ED50

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16
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What NT and receptor for all preganglionic nerve

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Every preganglionic neuron in the spinal cord releases ACh onto Nicotinic receptors.

17
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Innervation of sweat glands

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Sympathetic ACh on M receptors

18
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Innervation of renal vasculature, smooth muscle

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D on D1 receptors

19
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Innervation of parasympathetic cardiac and smooth muscle, gland cells, and nerve terminals

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ACh on M receptors

Sympathetic is NE on alpha, beta receptors

20
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Botulinum toxin basic MOA

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prevents release of NT at all cholinergic terminals

21
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Difference between nicotinic and muscarinic ACh receptors

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N: ligand-gated Na/K channels (Nm on NMJs, Nn on autonomic ganglia)
M: G-protein coupled receptors (M1-M5)