Leftover stuff from ADME lecture Flashcards
Bioconcentration factor (BCF)=
concentration of xenobitoic in organisms/ concentration of xenobitoic in water
Bioaccumulation:
the accumulation of a xenobiotic in the body. The overall uptake or accumulation of a xenobiotic from all exposure routes
what is steady state?
is the concentration of where you want the drug to be. For a xenobiotic to be in
steady-state, the rate of excretion and rate of absorption
must be about the same—in equilibrium.
Bioconcentration:
uptake is from water only in aquatic organisms
time to steady state independent of dosage for what order only?
first oder
Draw Physiologically-based pharmacokinetic (PBPK) models
what is the fluctuations of steady state caused by:
- Proportional to dosage interval/half-time 2. Blunted by slow absorption
when is steady state attained?
attained after approximately 4 half times.
steady state concentrations:
- Proportional to dose/dosage interval 2. Proportional to F/CL
Biomagnification:
increase concentration of a xenobiotic as you move up the food chain. Really only occurs with very lipid soluble xenobiotics.