Distribution and Elimination Jan 10/11 Flashcards

1
Q

Diffusibility-function of the ___

Solubility- function of the ____

A

Diffusibility- is the function of the membrane

Solubility- is the function of the drug

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2
Q

How long something lasts in the body until elimination or until it gets to site of action

A

Durability

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3
Q

3 factors that effect drug concentration

A
  1. body vs SOA
  2. Duration
  3. Elimination (dif. admin=dif admin)
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4
Q

Where will drugs transfer into the bloodstream in oral administration?

A

Stomach and intestine

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5
Q

What type of molecule will move quickly in membrane diffusibility?

A

Small lipid-soluble drugs

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6
Q

What movement do the stomach and intestines allow for lipids and proteins?

A

out of the bloodstream

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7
Q

What role do capillaries play in drug distribution?

A
  • allow for nutrients to transfer
  • minimal transfer across membrane
  • blood flow affects how things get out of capillaries (think rubber band on arm)
  • organs that receive less blood flow also receive less drugs (duh)
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8
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What is important about the capillaries in the brain?

A

There is no membrane diffusibility in the capillaries in the brain
-everything is active diffusion- need pumps/transporter proteins

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