Lecture 13 Chrono Pharmacology Flashcards

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Determining Factors of efficacy

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Pharmokinetics and pharmodynamics

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2
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How is absorption affects by clock

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Rythms in stomach and intestines
Gastric pH
Gastric blood flow
mobility of gut wall

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How is metabolism effected`

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Liver
Phase 1,2,3 Metabolism
Paracetamol
Hepatobililary System- bile salts
bile recyling
mutlti drug exporter MDR1
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4
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How is extrection effected

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Kidney
Renal Blood flow
urine pH

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5
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Relevance of asthma

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increases amplitude of bronchiol dilation- bigger dilation at night
drugs have a greater % dilations when admistred in the morning

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6
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what Drug for asthma?

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theophylline- bigger peak at when taken at night 2100, where most incidents happen

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7
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Explain APAP(paracetemol) metabolism?

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Phase 1 metabolism- CRP P450 stystem produced NAPK1(detoxified by gluthione)

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8
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what are the control of APAP toxicity?

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Ebox PARAZIP targets D BOX P450 oxidoreductase

P450 OR is seen to be important for detoxification.

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9
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Chronotypes

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Age- clock affected by serum not protein

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