Distribution and Elimination Jan 10/11 Flashcards
Diffusibility-function of the ___
Solubility- function of the ____
Diffusibility- is the function of the membrane
Solubility- is the function of the drug
How long something lasts in the body until elimination or until it gets to site of action
Durability
3 factors that effect drug concentration
- body vs SOA
- Duration
- Elimination (dif. admin=dif admin)
Where will drugs transfer into the bloodstream in oral administration?
Stomach and intestine
What type of molecule will move quickly in membrane diffusibility?
Small lipid-soluble drugs
What movement do the stomach and intestines allow for lipids and proteins?
out of the bloodstream
What role do capillaries play in drug distribution?
- 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)
What is important about the capillaries in the brain?
There is no membrane diffusibility in the capillaries in the brain
-everything is active diffusion- need pumps/transporter proteins