Pharm Wk 1: Pharmokinetics 1 Flashcards

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What is ADME in regards to pharmokinetics?

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A: absorption

D: distribution

M: metabolism

E: elimination/ Excretion

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What is drug absorption?

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how does drug get into the body, many variables on how drug does get absorbed, always try to aim for oral administration

some drugs like antacids you do not want to absorb

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What is bioavailability?

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% of the drug that reaches the blood after an administration compared to if it was injected directly into bloodstream

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How do drugs get distributed in the body?

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Passive diffusion
transport carriers
endocytosis

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What is passive diffusion?

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small molecules move due to concentration gradient and doesn’t require energy

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What are the two types of transport carriers?

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  1. active transport- moves a molecule against its diffusion requires energy
  2. facilitated diffusion- utilizes a carrier protein to transport molecules down a diffusion gradient Ex: l-dopa is carried across BBB this way
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Endocytosis-

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transport of molecules by the cell itself

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What factors matter to PT in regards to route of administration?

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  1. onset of action (slowest- oral, SC, IM, IV)
  2. Timing of peak serum concentration/action
  3. duration (half life)
  4. frequency and intensity of side effects
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What are the types of parenteral administrations?

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IV, IM, SC and intrathecal

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What is major difference between IM and IV injection?

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IM- long acting Ex. vaccine

IV- short acting b/c directly into bloodstream

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What three things can alter absorption?

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  1. blood flow
  2. available surface area/contact area
  3. contact time
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What is distribution?

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process of how the drug enters extracelluar fluid and/or tissues from the serum

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What factors affect distribution?

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  1. tissue permeability
  2. blood flow
  3. binding to plasma proteins
  4. binding to subcelluar proteins
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What is volume of distribution?

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is the theoretical volume of fluid a particular drug will occupy

Vd= amount of drug administered and concentration of drug in plasma

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What are three major components of water within body?

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plasma 6% of BW, extracellular 20% of BW, total body water 60% of BW

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