Pharmacokinetics Flashcards
Relationship: Vd, Dose, and Co
Vd = Dose/Co
Relationship: Vd, half-life, total clearance
Vd ~ half life ~ 1/Cl
Relationship: total clearance and body weight
Cl = BW^0.7
first order kinetics
rate depends are concentration gradient
drug transporters:
p-glycoprotein 1 (pgp), multidrug resistant protein (MDR 1), ABC transporter : transports emphipathic cationic and neutral subtrates, verapamil sensitive
organic anion transporter, probenecid sensitive
how are proteins/monoclonal antibodies transported?
receptor mediated endocytosis
advantages of topical administration
avoids 1st pass effect
drugs with sufficient lipophilicity and potency
Drug structure with the following %BW:
- 4% BW
- 17% BW
- > 58% BW
- High MW (proteins)
- small MW, polar
- small MW, lipophilic
Inducers of CYP450 (clears drugs faster)
cigarette smoke, barbiturates, steroids
result of Phase II conjugating moieties
product is:
- always greater in MW
- more water soluble
- more readily excreted in urine and bile
- less therapeutic activity than drug
how does congestive heart failure affect clearance
decrease hepatic blood flow, decreasing hepatic clearance by biotransformation
equation: Cl, half life, Vd
Cl = (0.693*Vd)/ half-life
equation: half life and Kel
half-life = 0.693/kel
AUC =?
(bioavailability) * (dose)/ total clearance
Css equation
Css = (k0/clearance)