Lecture 1 Flashcards
What is PK
Pharmacokinetics. What the body does to the drug.. the fate of the molecule. ADME
What is PD
Pharmacodynamics. What the drug does to the body… the biological effect/ Efficacy
What is the A in ADME
Absorption. the passage of a drug from its site of administration into the systemic circulation
What is the D is ADME
Distribution. the movement of drug from site of absorption to site of action and the site of metabolism or excretion
What is the M is ADME
Metabolism. Irreversible alteration of drug chemistry
What is the E is ADME
Excretion. Passage of drug or metabolites out of the body
Examples of excretion in ADME
Renal and Biliary pathways
Examples of Metabolism in ADME
Hepatic, oxidation, reduction, and conjugation
examples of distribution in ADME
Perfusion, permeability, and binding
examples of absorption is ADME
dosage form, site, chemical and biological interactions
High drug concentrations is toxic or subtherapeutic?
Toxic
Low drug concentrations are toxic or subtherapeutic
sub therapeutic
How is whole blood obtained
Venous punction, contains and anticoagulant such as heparin or EDTA
How is Serum Obtained
WHole blood is allowed to clot and the clot is removed
How is plasma obtained
Centrifugation of nonclotted whole blood that contains an anticoagulant