knipp lecture Flashcards

1
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mouth to anus transit time

A

24-32 hours

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2
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small intestinal transit time

A

3 hours

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3
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most absorption occurs where

A

small intestine

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4
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small intestine pH

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5-6.5

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5
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colon drug absorption mainly occurs in what region

A

ascending region

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6
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characteristics of intestine

A
  • most transporters in SI
    -upper SI= mixing
    -lower SI= electrolyte
    -colon= fluid electrolyte absorption
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7
Q

stomach compartments

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  • fundus (gas)
    -body (storage)
  • antrum-lowest part of stomach
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8
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oral cavity epithelia

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stratified squamous epithelium

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9
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esophagus epithelium

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stratified squamous epithelium

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10
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trachea epithelia

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pseudostratified squamous

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10
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stomach epithelium

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columnar epithelial cells

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11
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large and small intestines

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columnar epithelial cells

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12
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lower rectum epithelia

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stratified squamous non-keratinized to keratinized

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12
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upper rectum epithelia

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simple columnar

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13
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solute carrier (SLC)

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-43 subfamilies
->300 members
-generally influx or secretory efflux transporters
-PepT1, OATs, OATPs

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14
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ATP-binding cassette (ABC)

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-7 subfamilies
-50 members presently identified
-generally efflux-multidrug resistant transporters
-p-glycoprotein MRP

15
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passive paracellular permeation

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-hydrophilicity
-molecular size and shape
-pka of ionizable groups
-linear increase in permebility with increasing concentrations
-adjuvants can open tight juntions and increase transport

15
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routes of permeability

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-influx transporter mediated
-passive transcellular
-passive transcellular and efflux
-passive paracellular
-metabolism
-efflux of the metabolites

16
Q

facilitative/ active transcellular permeation

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  • affinity(Km) Capacity (Vmax/Jmax)
    -concentration dependent saturation
    -expression level
    -function
    -excipients
17
Q

sites of drug metabolism

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first pass: GI epithelium/ liver
systemic metabolism: can occur in organs and in the blood stream

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