chapter 3 pharm Flashcards
what is pharmacokinetics
what the body does to the drug
what is ADME
absorption, distribution, metabolism, excretion
what is permeation
different ways cells can cross barrier to inside of body
what are the different ways permeation can occur
Aqueous diffusion
lipid diffusion
special carrier
endocytosis and exocytosis
what are the characteristics of Aquoeus diffusion
larger aqueous compartments
cells may have aqueous channel
diffusions by concentration gradient
molecules can be quite large (20,000,-30,000)
what are the characteristics of no aqueous diffusion
highly charged
bound to large proteins
what are the characteristics of lipid diffusion
limiting factor for drug permeation (many lipid barriers to cross)
Ability to move between lipid and aqueous phases is important for good drug
What are the special carriers’ characteristics
the molecules bind to drug and move across barriers
Active transport and Facilitated diffusion
what are the characteristics for endocytosis and exocytosis?
endocytosis: membrane engulfment (receptor-mediated endocytosis)
exocytosis: merging of the vesicle with the membrane
What is the goal of rational dosing
achieve the desired beneficial effect with minimal adverse effects
What is involved in standard drug dosing
based on healthy volunteers
dose adjustment might be needed due to pharmacologic parameters
volume distribution
clearance
what is volume distribution
space available in the body to contain drugs. relates to the amount of drug in body to the concentration in the blood
what is clearance
ability of the body to eliminate drug