Module 4 Flashcards

Pharmacokinetics 2: Drug Absorption, Distribution, Metabolism, and Elimination

1
Q

Volume of fluid in which the drug distribute itself
throughout the body at the same concentration as in
the plasma.

A

Volume of distribution

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2
Q

The range between the MEC and the MTC is called the

A

Therapuetic range or therapeutic window

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3
Q

Is the pH at which half the drug (weak electrolyte) is in its ionized form

A

pKa

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4
Q

Henderson-Hasselbach Equation

A

log [protonated] / [unprotonated] = pKa - pH

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5
Q

The time required for the drug [plasma] to fall by 50%.

A

Plasma half-life

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6
Q

Accounts for the rate of drugs eliminated or disposed by all routes in relation to the drug concentration in plasma.

A

Drug clearance

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7
Q

A weak basic drug will be easily absorbed in a ___________ environment

A

Alkaline

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8
Q

The drug’s initial distributive /bioavailability state is called

A

Onset

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9
Q

Which drug has very limited dissolution

A

Tablets

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10
Q

P coefficient <1

A

Has a lower partition coefficient and highly distributed in hydrophilic compartments

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11
Q

Which drug has the best dissolution

A

Small particles

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12
Q

True or false. Weak acid drugs will be charged at neutral pH

A

False. It needs to be in an acidic environment to be charged.

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13
Q

The ratio of non-ionized to ionized form at each pH is known by

A

Henderson-Hasselbach Equation

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14
Q

Volume of distribution formula

A

Vd=Dose /Initial plasma concentration

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15
Q

Bioavailability whereinn enteral and paranteral forms of the same drug can be compared

A

Absolute

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16
Q

The drug has a narrow and steep AUC is considered to be a drug with

A

Narrow margin of safety

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17
Q

A less affinity drug to plasma protein means they are

A

Easily unbound and has higher tissue distribution

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18
Q

These are agents that can rapidly be absorbed

A

Particle size and wetting agents

19
Q

Plasma half-life formula

A

T1/2 = log of 2 (Vd)/ Cl

20
Q

Is the ratio of concentrations of a compound in a mixture of two immiscible solvents at equilibrium.

A

Partition coefficient

21
Q

Describes the absorptive nature of the drug depends on their chemical nature, either acidic (weak acidic drugs) or alkalinic (weak basic drugs)

A

Distributive (D) coefficient

22
Q

Formula of drug clearance

A

Cl = coefficient for CLCr of drug (creaCL/pt.weight) + units of Clcr

23
Q

The AUC of the drug will also reflect the drug activity which is called

A

Duration of area

24
Q

Rate and extent of entry of the drug
substance from the administration site until
it reaches the systemic circulation (blood).

A

Absorption

25
Q

Are able to form conjugates with drugs
or hydrolyze and oxidize drugs

A

Hepatic enzymes

26
Q

The drug concentration at which is expected to give it therapeutic effect or drug benefit

A

Minimum effective concentration

27
Q

Which phase is the metabolic phase for xenobiotic drugs

A

Phase 2

28
Q

These agents increases absorption in terms of its form

A

Salt

29
Q

P coefficient of >1

A

Has higher partition coefficient and prefers to be distributed in lipid bi-layered cell membrane

30
Q

Indicates the rate and extent of the absorbed active drug that reaches the systemic circulation

A

Bioavailability

31
Q

The type of drug kinetics that depends on drug concentration and the rate of elimination is directly proportinal to the concentration of the drug

A

Linear kinetics

32
Q

Drugs that are considered as bound drugs and has high bioavailability

A

Drugs that bind with plasma protein

33
Q

What kind of drug has a P coefficient of >1

A

Lipophilic drug

34
Q

These are agents which delay dispersion of drug and promote binding during drug absorption

A

Excipients

35
Q

What kind of drug has a P coefficient <1

A

Hydrophilic drugs

36
Q

The type of drug kinetics that is independent from drug dose-plasma concentration and rate of drug elimination is unpredictable

A

Non-linear kinetics

37
Q

A weak acid will be uncharged and a weak alkaline will be charged in the stomach due to

A

The stomach mucous having an acidic environment

38
Q

The drug concentration at which beyond the upper limit can cause drug over dosaging and form toxic effect

A

Maximum tolerated concentration

39
Q

Is a gathered plasma data of a given population, when the drug has a tested value or concentration versus the reference concentration.

A

Relative availability

40
Q

Which phase is the metabolic phase primarily for renal elimination route

A

Phase 1

41
Q

Which drug has limited dissolution

A

Granules

42
Q

A weak acid drug will be easily absorbed in a ___________ environment

A

Acidic

43
Q

A wide margin of safety drug is said to have

A

A wider AUC and a longer therapuetic window