Final Flashcards

1
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Drug examples for Urinary Excretion

A

Vancomycin
Atenolol
Ampicillin

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2
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Affect Renal Excretion

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Kidney Disease
Glomerular Filtration Rate
Back Diffusion
Active Tubular Secretion
Tubular pH
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3
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Drug examples for dose adjustment for Chronic Kidney Disease

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Aminoglycoside antibiotics

Cephalosporin Antibiotics

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4
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Active Transports for Tubular Secretion and Reabsorption

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OATPs
POTs
PGPs
MRP2

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5
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Drug examples for Bile/Feces elimination

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Digoxin
Steroids (prednisone)
Hydrophobic Anticancer

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6
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Affects Biliary/Fecal Excretion

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Cholestasis (reduces bile flow)

Enterohepatic recirculation

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7
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Active Transports for Biliary/Fecal Excretion

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OATPs
BCRP
PGP
MDR/MRP

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8
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Drug Examples that undergo Enterohepatic Recirculation

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Zetia
Isotretinoin
Atovaquone

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9
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Clinically Disrupting Enterohepatic Recirculation

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Activated Charcoal

Anion Exchange Resins

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10
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Breast milk drug transporter

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BCRP

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11
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Drug examples in breast milk

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Topotecan

Cimetidine

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12
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DME related toxicity depends on

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Tissue expression of DME
Presence of deactivating DMEs and cofactors
Cellular structures to react with
Reactive metabolites ability to access toxicity site

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13
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Risk Factors for Drug-Induced Hepatotoxicity

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Ethnicity
Genetics
Age
Gender
Alcohol
Liver Disease
Kinetics/Dynamics
Herbals
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14
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Ethanol Metabolism Pathways

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ADH
Catalase
CYP2E1

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15
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Drugs that cause hepatotoxicity

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APAP

Troglitazone

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16
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Drugs that cause Cardiotoxicity

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Doxorubicin (CHF)

Terfenadine (hERG)

17
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Drugs that cause Hematotoxicity

A

Dapsone
Sulfamethoxazole
Clozapine

18
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Drugs that cause Pulmonary Toxicity

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Amiodarone

19
Q

Drugs that cause Neurotoxicity

A

MPPP -> MPTP -> MPP+

Sarin

20
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Drugs that cause Genitourinary toxicity

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Ethylene Glycol

Diethylene Glycol

21
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Drugs that are pro-carcinogen by bioactivation

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AFB
Solvent Red 1
AAF

22
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Toxicity Mechanisms

A
Electrophilic Carbons
Bioactivated Electrophilic Bonds
Bioactivated Electrophilic double bonds
Allylic Carbocation
Free Radical
23
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Drug examples with Electrophilic Double Bonds

A

Carbamazepine
Paroxetine
Tolcapone
Diclofenac

24
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Drug examples with Allylic Carbocation

A

Tamoxifen

25
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Drug examples with free radicals

A

Isoniazid

Captopril

26
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Reactive oxygen species

A
Superoxide anion
Peroxyl
Hydroxyl
Alkoxyl
Hydroperoxyl
Lipidperoxyl
27
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Reactive Nitrogen Species

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Nitric Oxide

Nitrogen Dioxide

28
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Non-radical Species

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Hydrogen Peroxide
Peroxynitrite
Hypochlorous Acid

29
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Hypersensitivity Types

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Type 1: IgE
Type 2: IgG
Type 3: Immune Complex
Type 4: T-cell mediated

30
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APAP Toxicity Antidote

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NAC (N-Acetylsysteine)

31
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DME Toxicity Defense Mechanisms

A

GST/EH

Oxidative Stress Defense (cat, GSH-px, SOD, GSH-R, Cyt C)

32
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Sarin Antidote

A

2-PAM (before aging of intermediate)