Lecture 3 - Absorption and Half-life Flashcards

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Extent?

A

Fraction absorbed (f) into portal vein from gut x 1 - first pass extraction (ER)

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First pass extraction?

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drug removed while passing through the liver - subject to organ clearance and blood flow

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Different input processes and example?

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Bolus (intra-venous injection), zero order (constant rate IV infusion), first order (intra-muscular injection)

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Controls of zero order rate?

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physiological - stamoch emptying relatively constant; pharmaceutical control - slow release formulation

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Zero-order input timeline?

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blood conc. rise to input conc. after first hour, followed by sloped decline; elimination is prop. to blood conc. only, as input is constant

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First order absorption rate?

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intestinal absorption (Ka); diffusion limited, half life measure, approx. complete @ 4 half lives

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First-order input timeline?

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blood conc. exponentialy increase then slopes, rate abs. exponentially decreases to asymptote, elimination results in curved increased for first hour then sloped decrease

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Applications of absorption graphs?

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IV/oral conversion, time to peak conc./effect, substitute of generic medicines

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Accumulation of drug through repeated exposure?

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@ 4 half lives (after 3), steady state is accomplished (>90%), meaning that the concentration of drugs increases negligibly at repeated doses

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