Drug Metabolism-phase 1 And 2 Flashcards

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What are the functional groups that are added or unmasked in during phase 1 of drug metabolism

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OH, SH, COOH, NH2

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The reactions that occur during phase 1 reaction of drug metabolism are ?
Key(5 reactions)

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Oxidative, reductive, hydrolytic, cyclisation and decyclisation

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The endogenous substrate groups that are conjugated to the drug during phase 2 of drug metabolism are?
Key(5 groups)

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Glucoronide, amino acid, acetate, sulfate, glycine

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4
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The microsomal enzymes in drug metabolism are?
Key(4 of them in the slide)

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Epoxide hydroxylases, cytochrome p450, ugt, monooxygenases

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5
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5 drugs that induce microsomal enzymes activity

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Rifampicin, phenytoin, phenobarbital, ethanol, carbamazepine

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Microsomal enzymes are found in?

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The smooth endoplasmic reticulum of liver, lungs, kidney and GI mucosa

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Non microsomal enzymes are found in?

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The cytoplasm and mitochondria of hepatic cells and other tissues like blood

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8
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Two groups of non microsomal enzymes

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Esterases, amidases

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9
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What does the enzymes of the cytochrome p450 system contain?
And where in the cell are they found ?

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Heme containing protein
Bound to the membrane

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10
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The CYP has how many families?
Subfamilies?
Genes?

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18
44
57

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What CYP is involved in a larger number of drug metabolism compared to other enzymes ?

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CYP3A4

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12
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MAOI means?

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Monoamine oxidase inhibitors

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13
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CYP inhibitors examples

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Monoamine oxidase inhibitors, cimetidine, isoniazid

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14
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High level of a certain drug causes grey baby syndrome. What is this drug ?

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Chloramphenicol

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15
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Grape juice inhibits what drug ?

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Felodipine

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16
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First pass effects lead to ?

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The amount of drug absorbed being lesser than the amount of drug reaching the systemic circulation

17
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Which method of drug administration provides the highest bioavailability for drugs ?

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Intravenous administration

18
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Four drugs with very high first pass effect ?

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Lidocaine, morphine, propranolol, nitroglycerin

19
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CYP inducers
Key (4 in the slide)

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Carbamazepine, barbiturates, rifampin, cyclophosphamide

20
Q

The major and most important organ in the excretion of drugs is ?

21
Q

The two drugs excreted via the bile/large intestine according to the slide are ?

A

Vancomycin and vincristine

22
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Drugs excreted via the saliva
Key (5+1)

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Diazepam, lithium, caffeine,theophylline, phenytoin
Alcohol is also an honorary mention

23
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For drugs to be excreted via the eyes, three conditions must be met. What are they ?

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Non protein bound, unionised and lipophilic

24
Q

The skin excretes what drugs
Key( 7 of them)

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Cocaine, alcohol, lead, mercury, salicylic acid, benzoic acid and antipyrine

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Drugs excreted via the breasts?
Most drugs like aspirin
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Drugs excreted via the hair Key (3 of them)
Methamphetamine, phenobarbital and methoxyphenamine
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Tubular secretion is independent of ?
Size and protein binding
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Drugs with very short half-life (2 in note)
Noradrenaline Cyclopa (taken 4-5 times daily)
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The half-life of methodone plus the amount of times it’s administered?
15 hours (long) and administered once a day
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Half-life of fluoxetine and the amount of times it’s administered
6 days and administered once a week
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Three substances used for alkalisation of urine
Acetazolamide, sodium bicarbonate and potassium citrate
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Three substances used for acidification of urine
Potassium phosphate, sodium phosphate and ammonium chloride
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Acidic drugs Key (6 in the note)
Aspirin, penicillin, indomethacin, furosemide, methotrexate and thiazid diuretics
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Alkaline drugs Key (7 in the note)
Quinine, morphine, histamine, dopamine, serotonin, prebenecid and pethidine
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What is the potency of meperidine?
Low potency
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What is the potency of fentanyl?
High potency
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What kind of antagonism exists when you mix dimercaprol and mercuric ion?
Chemical antagonism
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What type of antagonism exists between histamine and adrenaline?
Physiological antagonism