Missing Equations Flashcards

1
Q

Cu =

A

A/Vu = A / (V/fu)

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2
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% in body within plasma =

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(Vp * C) / (V * C)

  • Vp always 3L
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3
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L1, lambda1 vs L2, lambda2

A

L1 is the y intercept of the NEW line you create from doing C - Chat. Lambda1 is “Ka”, abs. rate constant, (slope of new line)

L2 is the y intercept of the line you extrapolate from elimination part of graph. Lambda2 is “K”, elim. rate constant, (terminal slope of graph)

Lambda 1 should always be&raquo_space;> lambda 2

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4
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To find slope of K / Lambda

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  • Y portion is a log scale, X portion is normal scale

= - ln (y2/y1) / (x2-x1)

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5
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Volumes

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V1 «< Vss «< V2

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6
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Physiological Volumes

A

Plasma (Vp) = 3.5

Extracellular water = 14

Intracellular water = 28

Total body water = 42

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7
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Approx. half-lives to reach steady state?

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~ 3

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8
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Normal Q (h,b) value!

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*use when not given Q (like to find if High E or Low E drug)

= 80 L/hr or 1350 ml/min

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9
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How to find if High E or Low E drug

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  1. Find CL(h) = (1-fe)*CLtotal
  2. Find CL (h,b) = CL(h) * C/Cb
  3. Find E(h,b) = CL(h,b) / Q -> (on eq sheet)
  • If < 0.3 then LOW E
  • If > 0.7 then HIGH E
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