Pharm Test 2 Flashcards

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Pharmacodynamics

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What drug does to body (therapeutic effect)

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2
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Agonist

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Perfect fit “Key in lock”

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3
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Partial Agonist

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Partial fit, partial response

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4
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Antagonist

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Blocks the site and prevents normal response

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5
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Pharmacokinetics

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What body does to drug (absorbed, metabolized, eliminated)

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6
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Where are drugs metabolized?

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Liver

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7
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Where are drugs excreted?

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Kidney

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8
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What is a prodrug

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Drug must be converted in liver to be effective

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9
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Steady state

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Amount of drug absorbed is amount excreted

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10
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Peak

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Highest blood concentration of drug

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11
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Trough

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Lowest blood concentration

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12
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Toxicity

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Peak level is too high

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13
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Therapeautic Index

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Ratio of effective dose to toxic dose

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14
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Half life

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Time it takes for 1/2 of original dose to be removed from body

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15
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Bioavailability

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% of drug that reaches systemic circulation

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16
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Which drug has highest bioavailability?

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IV drugs

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17
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Which drug has lowest bioavailability?

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PO drugs

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18
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First pass effect

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What occurs when concentration of a drug is greatly reduced during absorption process

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19
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Drug metabolism factors

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Condition of liver, health of patient, polypharmacy, age, gender, diet, environment

20
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Albumin

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protein in blood that binds to “protein bound” drugs

21
Q

Albumin is the protein that prevents…

22
Q

Idiosyncratic reaction

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Unexpected, usually mild but can be severe

23
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Allergic reaction

24
Q

Pregnancy Drug Risk

Category A

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No risk to fetus

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Category X
Fetal abnormalities, drugs should NOT be used in pregnant women
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1st trimester
Greatest risk for developmental abnormalities
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Last trimester
Drug transfer to fetus is most likely
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Med compliance is an issue in 40%
Elderly
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Geriatrics are on 10+ meds a day
Increased likelyhood of adverse effects and toxicity
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Drug polymorphism
Effects of patients age, gender, size, body composition, genetics, and culture on drug responses
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Controlled labeling
All narcotics have FDA control number
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Schedule 1
Highest abuse potential, not prescribed in the US
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Drug Recall Class 1
Most serious: use of drug carries serious adverse health effects or death
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Class II
Less severe, use of drug can result in temporary/ reversible health effects
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Class III
Least severe: use of drug not likely to result in any significant health problems
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Pre clinical trial done on...
Tissue
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Clinical trial done on...
Humans with control / placebo groups
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What must participants do?
Informed consent
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What happens before continuing each clinical trial phase?
FDA must receive and approve before moving on
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Drug diversion
Taking/ Withholding drug from a patient
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Schedule 2
High abuse risk, written RX only, no refills
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Schedule 3 & 4
Written oral RX with expiration of 6 mo.
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Schedule 5
Low abuse potential, OTC
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IM injection
90 degrees
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Subcut injection
45 degrees
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Intradermal
15 degrees