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Basic Principles Flashcards

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Actions of body on drug

A

Pharmacokinetics

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Actions of drug on body

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Pharmacodynamics

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Passive movement of non protein bound drugs between blood and extravascular space through small water filled pores
Affected by DRUG CONCENTRATION and CHARGE

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Aqueous diffusion
Permeation
Pharmacokinetics

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Exceptions to aqueous diffusion

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Brain
Testes
Eye
Placenta

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Most important limiting factor for permeation in the BBB and placenta

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CONCENTRATION
Lipid Diffusion
Pharmacokinetics

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Transport NOT GOVERNED BY FICK’s LAW is limited by

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CAPACITY
Transport by special carriers
Pharmacokinetics

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Endocytosis is limited by

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CAPACITY

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Fick’s Law of Diffusion

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C1-C2 x surface area x (permeability coefficient/thickness)

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Implications of Fick’s Law

Absorption is faster in

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LARGER SA SI>stomach

THINNER MEMBRANES lungs>skin

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Partial avoidance of first pass effect

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Rectal
SRV: IMV to PV
MRV: IIV to IVC
IRV: IPV to IIV to IVC

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Slowest route of administration

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Topical

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11
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More evaporation

Less evaporation

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Tinctures

Ointments

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Acidic drugs are bound to

Basic drugs are bound to

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Albumin

Orosomucoid

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Reversible
Shift to R - inc potency - add more S
Examples

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Competitive antagonist

Propanolol B blocker and Isoproterenol B agonist

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Irreversible
Downward shift - Emax lowered
Examples?

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Norepinephrine and phenoxybenzamine

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15
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Binds to a different receptor causing the opposite effect

Examples?

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Physiologic antagonists

Histamine and epinephrine

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Propanolol and thyroid hormone

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Inverse agonist
Reduces constitutive activity
Binds with the same receptor to produce opposite effect

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Interacts directly with drug

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Chemical antagonists
Dimercaprol for lead poisoning
Pralidoxime for organophosphate poisoning

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Tachyphylactic drugs

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Metoclopramide
Ephedrine
Dobutamine
LSD
Calcitonin
Nitroglycerin
Nicotine
Hydralazine
Desmopressin
19
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Tolerance examples

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Depletion of thiol cofactors in nitroglycerin

- glutathione

20
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Idiosyncratic drug response

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Aplastic anemia / chloramphenicol

Cataracts / allopurinol

21
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Vd
Blood
ECF
Tissue

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Low
Med
High

22
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Amount Vd

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Amount of drug in body / plasma drug concentration

Liver and kidney dependent

23
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Clearance

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Rate of drug elimination / plasma drug concentration

24
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Steady state

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4-5 half lives

25
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Half life

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0.693 x vd / cl

26
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Maintenance dose

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Cl x desired plasma concentration / bioavailability

Vd is NOT involved

27
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Cl is NOT involved

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Loading dose

28
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Corrected dose

Renal disease or reduced cardiac output

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Average dose x (Clcr / 100ml/min)

29
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Clcr

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(Wt x (140-age)) / (72 x serum crea)

x 0.85 in females

30
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Phase 1 reactions

CYP3A4 and CYP2D6

A 
More water soluble
HORDe
Hydrolysis
Oxidation
Reduction
Deamination
31
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Phase 2 reactions

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Conjugation to polar groups

32
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CP450 Inducers

A 
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Ethanol
Barbidurates
Phenytoin
Rifampin
Griseofulvin
Carbamazepine
St. John's Wort/Smoking
33
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CP450 Inhibitors

A 
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Isoniazid
Sulfonamides
Cimetidine
Erythromycin
Grapefruit
Quinidine
Valproic acid
34
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Administration of single doses of the agent up to the lethal level in at least 2 species

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Acute toxicity

Animal testing

35
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Animal testing
Acute toxicity
Subacute and chronic testing

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Pharmacologic profile

36
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Reproductive toxicity

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Teratogenesis devt defects
Mutagenesis heritable
Carcinogenesis malignancy

37
Q

A
Pregnant Animal Studies
Pregnant Human Studies

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Safe
Safe
Folic acid and thyroid hormones

38
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B
Pregnant Animal Studies
Pregnant Human Studies

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Safe
None

Unsafe
Safe

Zidovudine

39
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C
Pregnant Animal Studies
Pregnant Human Studies

A

Unsafe
None

None
None

Aspirin

40
Q

D
Pregnant Animal Studies
Pregnant Human Studies

A

Unsafe
Unsafe

ACE inhibitors
Anti convulsants

41
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X
Pregnant Animal Studies
Pregnant Human Studies

A

Unsafe
Unsafe

Statins, OCP, Clomiphene, Misoprostol, High dose Vit A

42
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Teratogens

ACE inhibitors

A

Fetal renal damage

43
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In vitro test for mutagenicity

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Ames test

44
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In vivo test for mutagenicity

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Dominant lethal test

45
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Clinical trials
Phase 1
Phase 2
Phase 3
Phase 4
A

Is it safe? Normal volunteers Except cancer and toxic agents
Is it effective? Sick volunteers
Is it better?
Postmarketing

46
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Bioequivalent

A

Comparable bioavailability

Similar times to achieve peak blood concentrations

Pharmacology (33 decks)

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