Lecture 4: Excretion Flashcards

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major routes of excretion

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-renal (primary)
-bile to feces

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other routes of excretion

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-pulmonary
-salivary
-mammary

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3
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Nephron

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-primary functional unit of kidney
-compact

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4
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mechanisms of renal excretion

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-filtration
-active tubular secretion
-tubular reabsorption
-biotransformation

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5
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Filtration location

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-glomerulus

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6
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tubular secretion location

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-proximal convuluted tubule

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7
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tubular reabsorption location

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-distal convuluted tubule
-collecting duct

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8
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Glomerular filtration

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Determinants of Filtration

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-number of functional nephrons
-size (<5000)
-protein binding (permeability)
-renal blood flow (delivers drug to kidney)

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10
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Old people have less nephrons

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-reduce dose
-less excretion

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11
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Renal Clearance vs weight graph

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-negative slope
-increase weight decreases clearance rate

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12
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Renal clearance vs Creatinine Clearance

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-positive slope
-increase together

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13
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Decrease creatinine clearance

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-decrease renal clearance by filtration
= lower dose

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14
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Active Tubular Secretion

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-carrier-mediated transport
-some filtration still
-susceptible to competitive interactions
-stereoselective excretion

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15
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carrier-mediated reactions (ATS)

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  1. saturable
  2. competitive interactions (only certain amount of carriers available = drug interactions)
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16
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dose vs excretion rate

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-positive slope for filtration
-positive slope that levels off for ATS

17
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Tubular Reabsorption

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-most passive
-some carrier-mediated

18
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passive tubular reabsorption

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-driven by concentration gradient
-determined by lipophilicity and pKa
-influenced by urine flow and pH

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carrier-mediated (ACTIVE) reabsorption

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-saturable (capacity-limited)
-ascorbic acid and glucose
-what shows up in urine is reabsorbed back into blood

20
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saturable

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-increase concentration saturates reabsorption

21
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Urine vs blood drug concentration

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-blood more accurate
-urine reabsorption leads to higher concentration
-why we use blood glucose for diabetes

22
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tubular/plasma concentration

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1=same
>1: higher in tubule (creatinine)
<1: higher in blood (glucose)

23
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What happens to reabsorption as urine flow is INcreased?

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-DEcrease reabsorption

24
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Why do some meds require u to drink lot of water

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-drug can precipitate out if drug concentration is too high
-kidney stones

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Ascorbic acid
-undergoes REabsorption -massive increase in dose barely increases plasma level -bc ur saturating = spills out into the urine
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Biotransformation of drugs
-mostly liver but some in kidney (vitamin D)
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Vitamin D
-must be bioactivated to active form -liver makes active form
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What is the most important determinant of filtration of a drug?
molecular weight
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How do passive and active tubular reabsorption differ?
-saturability -need to look at variety of doses to see effect ?
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What occurs to secretion as blood concentration increases
-reach maximum secretion (saturation)
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Which types of drugs will have more drug interactions? (filtered or secreted?)
-secretion because of carriers -carriers=competition
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