Lect 8 Flashcards

1
Q

how does renal failure affect volume of distribution?

A

reduction in tissue binding
decreased binding of acidic drugs
alteration in binding of basic drugs
total serum conc may not accurately reflect unbound drug conc

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2
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normal phenytoin conc

A

10-20 mcg/mL

90% is protein bound normally but diff in renal failure

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3
Q

when do you use hypoalbuminuria and renal insuffienciency equation?

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CrCl less than 10 mL/min (pts who are completely anuric or are at end stage)

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4
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equation for hypoalbuminuria

A

0.2 x albumin

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5
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equation for hypoalbuminuria and renal insufficiency

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0.1 x albumin

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6
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adjusting doses

A
  1. obtain history
  2. CrCl
  3. review current meds
  4. calculate individualized treatment regimen
  5. monitor
  6. revise
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7
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intermittent drug dosing in dialysis

A

maintain a high conc until dialysis, then drops

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8
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continuous drug dosing in dialysis

A

more like normal kidney function

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9
Q

which drugs will have less clearance?

A

high molecular size/weight

highly protein bound

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10
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which drugs will have higher vol of distribution?

A

fluid overloaded

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11
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peritoneal dialysis

A

not as effective as hemodialysis at removing substances

if drug is not removed by hemodialysis, not likely to be removed by PD

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12
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anticoags that have to be renally adjusted

A

warfarin and LMWH

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13
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anticonvulsants that have to be renally adjusted

A

phenytoin

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14
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cardiac meds that have to be renally adjusted

A

spironolactone, digoxin, procainamide

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15
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analgesics that have to be renally adjusted

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NSAIDs, meperidine, morphine

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16
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diabetic meds that have to be renally adjusted

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insulin, glyburide (might have accumulation of metabolites)

17
Q

what SCr is metformin C/I in?

A
females= >1.4
males= >1.5
18
Q

what SCr is metformin C/I in?

A

females= >1.4
males= >1.5
risk of lactic acidosis

19
Q

gout meds that have to be renally adjusted

A
colchicine= serious tox (mental status changes, seizures, coma)
allopurinol= increased risk of ADR's