Pharm3 Flashcards

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Zero-order elimination.

A

Rate of elimination is CONSTANT regardless of Cp.

Cp Decreases linearly with time

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2
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What are examples of Zero-order drugs?

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“PEA”
Phenytoin
Ethanol
Aspirin

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First-order elimination.

A

Rate of elimination is Directly Proportional to drug concentration.

Cp decreases exponentially with time

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4
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Efficacy.

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Maximal effect a drug can produce

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5
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Potency.

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Amount of drug needed for give effect

INcreased Potency = INcreased affinity for receptor

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6
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What are High-Efficacy drug classes?

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Analgesics
Antibiotics
Antihistamines
Decongestants

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7
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What are Highly-Potent drug classes?

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Chemotherapeutic
Antihypertensive drugs
Antilipid drugs

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8
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Measurement of drug safety is called?

A

Therapeutic index

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Therapeutic Index (IE) =

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= LD50/ED50

LD50 = median lethal dose

ED50 = median effective dose

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Do safer drugs have a higher or lower IE?

A

Higher

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11
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What are some drugs with a Low IE?

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Digoxin
Lithium
Theophylline
Warfarin

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12
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Measurement of clinical drug safety is called?

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Therapeutic window

Range of minimum effective dose to minimum toxic dose

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