Pharma 2 Flashcards

1
Q

For which of Routes of drug administration we use glyceryl trinitrate and nifedipine ?

A

Sublingual

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2
Q

We use glyceryl trinitrate for what ?

A

used in cases of acute angina(chest pain)

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3
Q

We use nifedipine for what ?

A

used for severe hypertension).

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4
Q

What are The most common muscle that is used in drug administration

A

1-gluteus maximus 2- deltoid muscle 3- rectus femoris 4-triceps

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5
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The most common sites that are used in drug administration ( subcutaneous)

A

1- Abdomen 2- thigh muscle

E.g. insulin injection

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6
Q

Intradermal it mainly used for what ?

A

hypersensitivity tests.

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7
Q

What are The most common vein that is used in drug administration ?

A

cubital fossa region in the elbow: Median antecubital, cephalic and basilic veins

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8
Q

Routes by which drug molecules cross cell membranes

A

Drug Absorption

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9
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Fraction of a dose of drug that is absorbed from its site of administration and reaches the systemic circulation in an unchanged form

A

Bioavailability

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10
Q

Only In intravenously inserted drugs the Bioavailability would be 100% (Why) ?

A

because we are going to administer the drug to the systemic circulation directly

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11
Q

A drug given by i.v.(intravenous) will have an bioavailability كم ؟

A

100% 🥳🥳🥳🥳

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12
Q

while drugs given by other routes have Bioavailability كم ؟

A

<100 %.

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13
Q

􏰀 gave me E.g.s for High 1st pass effect

A

‏􏰀 Propranolol 􏰀 Morphine
‏􏰀 Diazepam
‏􏰀 Lidocaine

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14
Q

Some amount of drug will be affected (why) ?

A

Because of the :
1- acidic environment and digestive
2-enzymes

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15
Q

Reversible transfer of a drug between what ?

A

1- the blood

2- the extra-vascular fluids & tissues of the body”

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16
Q

Acidic drugs have strong affinity toward ……

A

albumin protein

17
Q

Basic drugs have strong affinity toward …..

And gave me an e.x ?

A

acid 1 alpha glycoprotein

E.x Propranolol

18
Q

aqueous channel mainly seen in ….

A

1Epithelial cells ( they have very tight junctions )

2- glomerular filtration ( filtration of blood in kidneys)

3-Jejunal part of small intestine

19
Q

Because of the pharmacokinetics , drugs are administered …..

A

differently

20
Q

Study of the time course of drug absorption, distribution, metabolism, and excretion…..

A

Pharmacokinetics

21
Q

What are the 5 Routes of Drug Administration ?

A
1-Oral Route 
2- Inhalation Route 
3- Topical Route 
4- Rectal Route
5- Parenteral Route
22
Q

Oral route It is the most common route which is used for drug administration. Why ?

A
  1. easy to administer

2. painless

23
Q

Some of it’s characterises are:

  • Irritant drugs(e.g. anti cancer drugs) can be administered
  • The accurate dose can be monitored
A

Intravenous route

24
Q

TOW ROUTES, commonly used in emergency cases. ?

A

1- Intravenous route

2- Sublingual

25
Q

Which of parenteral routes charcuterie which this ⬇️⬇️ :

The answer of action is much faster ( not equivalent to intravenous but much faster than the oral route )

A

Intramuscular

26
Q
  • 90 degree needs to be maintained
A

Intramuscular

27
Q

10 - 15 degree needs to be maintained

A

Intradermal

28
Q

45 degree needs to be maintained

A

Subcutaneous

29
Q

25 degree needs to be maintained in order to inject the drug into the veins

A

Intravenous

30
Q

doesn’t require energy (ATP)

A

passive transport

31
Q

required energy

A

active transport

32
Q

can’t be inhabited by any other substance ….

A

simple diffusion

33
Q

by carrier mediated (they are protein mediated transport system), only some selected drugs such as …..

A

(e.g. levodopa)

34
Q

drugs absorbed better in stomach

A

Acidic

35
Q

Which of drugs absorbed better in intestine ?

A

basic

36
Q

Another important things in drug absorption , they affect the rate and amount of absorption?

A

are PH and ionization

37
Q

If the the molecule undergo ionization

What will happen ?

A

will lose lipid solubility and they become not able to diffuse easily in cell membrane (they may need channels)

38
Q

Gave me E.g.s of High 1st pass effect ?

A

1-Propranolol
2-Morphine
3-Diazepam
4-Lidocaine