Pharma Flashcards
strongest acid/alkali
is always found
In
ionised form
Eg: heparin
Forced alkalisation done using
Na bicarb
Aceto zolami de
urine acidification done by
ascorbic acid Ammonium Chloride
Absorption -…… form
excretion …… form
nonionised
Ionised
Henderson hesselback equation
pka= ps+ log (Ionised A / unionised A )
PKA =pH H H equation
50%
P.glycoprotein inhibitors
VAQCINE
Nera pamil
amiodarone Cyclosporine Itraconazole Nifedipine erythromycin Quinidine
Most potent p glyco
inhibitor
Verapamil
Eg: ofa drug affected ey p-glycoprotein
digoxin
BA dec
P. glycoprotein induces
Rifampicin St. John’s wort
Phenytoin
carbamazepine
Bioequivalent drugs
BA diff <20%.
Rear for passive transport
lipid soluble
Non ionised
uptake of AA by brain
is a form of
facilitated
diffusion
heast canon method
of drug transport
with eg
Pinocytosis
insulin
any 4 orphan
drugs
Fomi pizole
Leothysonine
Digi band
Protamine sulfate
active form of
thyroxine? used in?
mynedema coma
essential drugs must be
affordable
available
single compound
Dang distr i b ution in
3 components
42=4+10+28
chloroquine digoxin TCA low/high vd
Large Vd
Avoid dialy sis in poison oning
of what kind of drugs
Large Vd
AVOID Dialysis
Amphetamine Verapamil OPC opioids Imipramine (TCA) D igoxin Diazepam
Eg: of adrug swith strong plasma
protein binding
Diazepam
Vd formula
total dose / Plasma concentration
Loading dose =
Vd x target plasma
concentration
T1/2=
0:693 x Vd /clearance
Clearance =
rate of elimination /plasma concentration
Maintenance dose
=
cLx plasma conc
Acidic drugs usually
bind
basic.
Albumin
x-1 acid glycoprotein
aI acid glycoprotein increased in
MI,
Burns Trauma
Aspirin displaces …… from protein
binding site
Tolbutamide
Warfarin