Module 1 Chemistry Flashcards

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Study of Pharmacology Focus

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  • Route of administration
  • Mechanism of action
  • Therapeutic effects
  • Adverse effects
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2
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Classifications

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  • Drugs
  • Biologics
  • Natural health products
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3
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Naming Categories

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  • Chemical
  • Generic
  • Trade
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4
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Market Approval Process

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  • Preclinical testing
  • Clinical trail application
  • Phase I clinical trial
  • Phase II clinical trial
  • Phase III clinical trial
  • New drug submission to health canada
  • Phase IV clinical trial
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5
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Barriers to Transport

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  • Intestinal villi
  • Tight junctions
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6
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Rough Endoplasmic Reticulum

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  • Protein synthesis
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7
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Smooth Endoplasmic Reticulum

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  • Metabolizes
  • Drugs
  • Carbs
  • Steroids
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8
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Cell Membrane Composition

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  • Form lipid bilayer
  • Phospholipids
  • Proteins
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9
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Membrane Crossing Mechanisms

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  • Direct penetration
  • Ion channels/pores
  • Transport proteins
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10
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Direct Penetration

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  • Lipid soluble drugs ONLY
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11
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Ion Channels

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  • Small compounds
  • Selective
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12
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Transport Proteins

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  • Move drug across membrane
  • Absorption, excretion, action potential
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13
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Efflux Transporters

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  • Move drugs outside membrane
  • Protect cells
  • Intestine, placenta, kidney, BBB
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14
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Drug Molecule Types

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  • Polar
  • Ions
  • Quaternary ammonium
  • Ionizable
  • Lipophilic
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15
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Polar Molecules

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  • Water soluble
  • No net charge
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16
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Ions

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  • Net charge (unequal electrons)
  • No direct movement through membrane
17
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Quaternary Ammonium Compounds

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  • 1+ nitrogen atoms
  • Positive charge
  • Unable to cross membrane
18
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Ionizable Molecules

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  • Charged/uncharged
  • Weak acid/base
  • PH of surrounding influences charge
19
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Lipophilic Molecules

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  • Lipid soluble
20
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Acidic

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  • Unionized
  • Cross membrane
21
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Basic

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  • Ionized
  • Can’t cross membrane
22
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Ion Trapping

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  • pH difference on membrane sides
  • Drugs accumulate on ionized side
23
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Capillary Function

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  • Allow drug movement from blood to tissue
24
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Hydrophilic Drugs

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  • Pass between fenestrations
  • Leave blood
25
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Lipophilic Drugs

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  • Pass between fenestrations/plasma membrane
26
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Brain Capillaries

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  • No fenestrations
  • Lipophilic drugs/specific protein carrier