Intro To Basic Conceptd And Definition In Pharmacokinetics Flashcards

1
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Drug metabolism takes place in ***

A

Gi tract
Skin
Lungs
Kidney
Liver

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2
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Cytochrome p450 accounts for …….. % of phase 1 metabolism of drug

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95%

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3
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90% of cyp450 metabolism of drug is carried out majorly by the following enzymes

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Cyp1A2
Cyp2C9
Cyp2C19
2D6
3A4

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4
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List other enzymes involved in phase 1 of drug metabolism

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Monoamine oxidises which metabolises catecholamines
Alcohol dehydrogenase which metabolises alcohol including methanol

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5
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Metabolism of of alcohol produces toxic substances such as

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Formaldehyde

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6
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The primary method of Microsoft enzyme induction is…………

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Transcription

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7
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Carbamezapine is a substrate and inducer of ………..

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CYP 3A4

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8
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Carbamezapine induces and out 50 %of drugs if coadministered with it like …………..

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Rifampicin and saquinavir

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9
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What are orphan receptors

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They are receptors whose ligand is currently unknown

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10
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List the classes of receptor protein

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Regulatory protein( most characterized)
Enzyme( mostly inhibited and less commonly activated)
Transport protein
Structural protein e.g tubulin

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11
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The transduction process that links drugs occupancy of receptors and pharmalogical response is called

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COUPLING

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12
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The efficiency of occupancy-response
Couplig is determination by

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The initial conformational change

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13
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The degree of spareness of a receptor is…….

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The total number of receptors present compared with the number of receptors required to elicit a maximal biological response

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14
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Transmembrane receptors intracellular domain can be:

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Tyrosine kinase
Serine kinase
Guanylyl kinase

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15
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Transmembrane receptors intracellular domain can be:

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Tyrosine kinase
Serine kinase
Guanylyl kinase

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16
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When clearance is first order it can be calculate by

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Calculating area under the curve(AUC)

17
Q

What I’d the half life of a drug

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It is time taken to reach 50% of steady-state or decay 50% from steady steady after a change in drug admission

18
Q

Acid drugs and basic drugs are bound to which Plasma protein respectively

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Albumin
Alpa 1 acid glycoprotein or lipoprotein

19
Q

Most drugs are between ………. size to…….

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250 to 450 Da MW

20
Q

What is pharmacology?

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This is the study of substances that react chemically with the body, by binding with a regulatory molecule and brings about a response by activating or inhibiting body response

21
Q

List and explain two drugs that binding through covalent bond

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Aspirin
Alkylating agent

22
Q

Describe the the three modes in which a drug receptor bond brings about an effect

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D+R stuff

23
Q

What is the constitutive activity of receptors

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This the a state in which some receptors remain in the Ra active state and induce physiological response even in the absence of agonist

24
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What is intrinsic efficacy?

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25
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List 5 drug carriers and their importance

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26
Q

A weak acid is best described as……….

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A neutral molecule that can dissociate into a negatively charged molecule (anion) and a proton

27
Q

Another name for alpa 1 acid glycoprotein is ……..

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Orosomucoid

28
Q

The common binding site of drugs are ….

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Albumin
Orosomucoid alpha 1 acid glycoprotein

29
Q

Drugs with zero order metabolism include

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Ethanol
Phenytoin and Aspirin at high doses