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Intro to Pharmacology Flashcards

1
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How can drugs affect PT

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  • Hindering therapy (decrease exercise tolerance)
  • Facilitating therapy (decrease pain or attention )
  • Contributes to pt safety
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what is a schedule 1 drug classification definition

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Drugs that are not currently accepted in medical use and have the highest potential for abuse

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what is a schedule 2 drug classification definition

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drugs that are accepted for medical use however they tend to have a high potential for abuse

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what is a schedule 3 drug classification definition

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Moderate or lower abuse potential then schedule 2 drugs

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what is a schedule 4 drug classification definition

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Lower abuse potential then schedule 3 drugs

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what is a schedule 5 drug classification definition

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the lowest abuse potential

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what is an example of a schedule 1 drug classification

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weed

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what is an example of a schedule 2 drug classification

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Fentanyl

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9
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what is an example of a schedule 3 drug classification

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Ketamine

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what is an example of a schedule 4 drug classification

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Lorazepam

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what is an example of a schedule 5 drug classification

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Pregabalin

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12
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what are examples of natural sources of drugs

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plants, animals, marine organisms, minerals, microorganisms

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what are examples of chemical sources of drugs

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Semi-synthetic and Fully synthetic

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what are examples of biotechnological sources of drugs

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monoclonal antibodies, recombinant proteins , gene therapy

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15
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when is it safe to substitute generic Ds for Brand name

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it has the same type and amount of active ingredients, same pharmacokinetic profile, same administration route, and same therapeutic effects

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16
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what is off label prescribing

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using a drug to treat a condition that it is was not originally approved to treat. Ex: anti-seizure medication (gabapentin) for chronic pain

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17
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what is pharmacokinetics (PK)

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“what the body does to the drug”; the movement of the drug through the body (absorption, distribution, metabolism, and excretion)

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what is pharmacodynamics (PD)

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” what the drug does to the body” ; how the drug effects the body. Cellular and systemic effects of the drug.

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Toxicology

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the study of the toxic effect of medication

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20
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what is pharmacotherapeutics

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the pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics of the drug

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21
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what is the main organ for metabolism of a drug

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the liver

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22
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what is the main organ for excretion of a drug

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the kidneys

23
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what is the bioavailability of a drug

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the amount that the drug can gain access to the systemic circuit through absorption. the percentage of blood that enters the blood stream.

24
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what are some things that can impact absorption

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  • Stomach acidity
  • Gastric emptying
  • Surface Area
  • GI enzymes
  • Developmental changes
25
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what is one way to achieve 100% bioavailability?

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through IV administering of the medication

26
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what is passive diffusion

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the movement of molecules through the concentration gradient. Usually smaller molecules

27
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what is active transport

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the movement of molecules against their concentration gradient. Uses ATP

28
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what does bioavailability/ absorption depend on

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  • the route of administration
  • the drugs ability to cross membrane barriers
29
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what are some things that can impact drug distribution?

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  • tissue permeability
  • blood flow
  • binding to plasma proteins
  • binding to sub cellular components
30
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what are the tissues that drugs can be stored in?

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  • adipose
  • bone
  • muscle
  • bones
31
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what is the definition of volume of distribution (Vd)

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ratio expressing the amount of drug administered divided by the concentration of drug in plasma.

32
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what does the increase in drug bond to plasma proteins or subcellular components due

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decrease the volume of distribution

33
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what are the 2 mechanisms of filtration

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  • glomerular filtration
  • tubular secretion
34
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what are the family of enzymes in the liver that are responsible for biotransformation?

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Cytochrome P450 (CYP)

35
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what does CYP-inhibition (Valproic acid Fluoxetine) do

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decrease the metabolism of a drug and lead to toxicity

36
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what does CYP-inductions (Rifampin Carbamazepine) do

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increase the metabolism of a drug

37
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what is phase 1 of drug metabolism

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oxidation reduction (breakdown of the molecule) using CYP450

38
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what kind of drugs are reabsorbed in the kidney?

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lipid soluble drugs

39
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what is phase 2 of drug metabolism

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make the molecule more water soluble

40
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what is the definition of drug clearance

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the ability of all organs and tissues to eliminate the drug or the ability of a single organ or tissue to eliminate the drug

41
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what is the definition of drug half life

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the amount of time required for 50% of the drug remaining in the body to be eliminated

42
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what are some things that can impact the bodies response to drugs

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  • genetics
  • disease especially liver or kidneys
  • age
  • diet
  • gender
  • drug interactions
43
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drug absorption in infants

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  • less acidic stomachs (increases bioavailability of acid labile drugs)
  • delayed gastric emptying (increases time to reach therapeutic concentrations)
  • larger relative skin surface area
  • thinner stratum corneum (increased absorption of topicals)
44
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drug metabolism in infants

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hepatic enzyme activity 50-70% of adults

45
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drug excretion in infants

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glomerular filtration and tubular secretion decreased

46
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drug absorption in elderly

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  • increased gastric pH versus adult
  • delayed gastric emptying
47
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drug distribution in elderly

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  • increase adipose tissue
  • decreased serum albumin binding
48
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drug excretion in elderly

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decreased glomerular filtration and tubular secretion

49
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what is the therapeutic window

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the area/ dosage between the minimal effective dose and the dose of adverse response/toxicity

50
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Median Effective Dose (E50)

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the dose at which 50% of the population responds to the drug in a specific manner

51
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median toxic dose (T50)

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the dose at which 50% of the group exhibits the adverse reaction

52
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median lethal dose (L50)

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dose that causes death in 50% of the group

53
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what is the equation for therapeutic index (TI)

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TI = TD50/ED50

54
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what is the definition of Therapeutic Index (TI)

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an indicator of the drugs safety. The greater the Ti the safer the drug is

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