pharma Flashcards

1
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define pharmacokinetics

A

what the body does to the drug

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1
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define pharmacodynamics

A

what drug does to body

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2
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list the 4 four pharmacokinetic processes

A

ADME

-absorption
-distribution
-metabolism
-excretion

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3
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what is absorption

A

transfer of drug molecule from site of administration to systemic circulation

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4
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name so local routes of administration

A

topical
intranasal
eye drops
transdermal*
inhaled*

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5
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what are the two routes of systemic administration

A

enteral - GI tract
oral, sublingual, rectal

par-enteral- not GI tract
IV, IM, SC

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6
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3 mechanisms for drug permeation across cell membranes

A
  • passive diffusion via hydrophobic membrane, lipid soluble molecules

-passive diffusion aqueous pores, v. small h20 soluble drugs

-carrier mediated transport

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7
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what needs to happen for an ionised drug to be absorbed into blood

A

must be unionised

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8
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where are weak acids best absorbed

A

stomach

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9
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where are weak bases best absorbed

A

intestine

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10
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name 5 factors the affect oral drug absorption

A
  • gastric enzymes, may digest drug molecule
  • low ph, molecule may be degraded
  • food, full stomach means slower absorption
    -gastric motility
    -previous surgery
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11
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3 factors affecting oral drug absorption in the intestine

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  • drug structure
    -medicine formulation/release time
  • p-glycoprotein
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12
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define first past metabolism

A

metabolism of drugs preventing them from reaching systemic circulation

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13
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how can you avoid first pass metabolism

A

give drugs via routes that avoid splanchnic circulation,, eg rectal

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14
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what is bioavaliability

A

proportion of administered drug that reaches the systemic circulation

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