Pharmacokinetics Flashcards

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What is Pharmacokinetics?

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  • what the body does to the drug
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What is Pharmacodynamics?

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  • what drug does to the body
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3
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What is the Process that Pharmacokinetics occurs?

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  • ADME
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What is Absorption?

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  • The way drugs are absorbed
  • IV = NO absorptiong [already in blood]
  • NON-IV = needs absorption
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What is the way that a drug is Absorbed

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  • Passes through stomach into small intestine [where it occurs the most]
  • after gut goes to the hepatic portal vein and into liver [1st pass metabolism]
  • Back through bile duct to the gut where it is reaborbed [entero hepatic recycling]
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What are the two processes of absorption?

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  • Passive: High to low conc [i.e blood]
  • Active: transport proteins move the drug
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What is Disintegration within absorption?

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  • drug gets broken down in the GI tract into smaller piece
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What is dissolution within absorption/

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  • those smaller piece [from disintergration] are dissolved into the active form
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9
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What is the rate of absorption based on the doseages forms? [fastest to slowest]

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  • IV –> SL –> ODT –> Immediate Release –> Extended Release
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10
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How are drugs made to increase the absorption rate?

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  • increase dissolution by reducing particle size = increase surface area
  • This is called micronized
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What is solubilty within absorption?

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  • the rate and extent the active drug [after dissolution] is absorbed
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What is Bioavailability?

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  • extent of the drug absorption into the systemic circulation
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How is Bioavailability reported?

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  • the % [0 to 100] of the drug absorbed from oral vs iv
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what does it mean to have a high or low Bioavailability?

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  • HIGH: good absorption [> 70%]
  • LOW: bad absorption [< 10%]
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16
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What is distribution?

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  • How the drug move from the systemic circulation to the tissues and organs
17
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What are some of the factors that favor distribution?

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  • High Lipophilicity
  • Low moleculer weight
  • unionized status
  • low portein binding
18
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What is the equation for the corrected calcium?

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  • Ca(reported) + [(4.0 - Albumin) x (0.8)]
19
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What is metabolism?

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  • drug is converted from its orginial from to another form to get ready for elimination
20
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What is Excretion

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  • irreverible removal of drugs from the body
21
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What is clearence?

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  • the rate of the drug being remove in a certain plasma volume over a certain time period
  • the efficacy of drug removal from the body
22
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What is the equation for clearence?

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  • Cl = [(Rate of elimination)/(Drug conc.)]
23
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What is the difference between first-order & zero-order elimination

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  • 1st: precentage eliminated is the same
  • 0: the amount eliminated is the same
24
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What are the three drugs that exhibit michaelis-mentin kinetics

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  • Phenytoin, Theophyille, Voriconazole
25
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What is important to know about the Michaekus-Mentin Constant

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  • Km is when conc. is half the rate
  • Less than Km = 1st
  • More than Km= 0
26
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What is the rate elimination constant

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  • fraction of the drug that is elminated per unit of time
27
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What is the elimination rate constant equation

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  • Ke = [(Cl)/(Vd)]