Pharmacokinetics Flashcards
factors that influence drug absorption
pH, surface area available for absorption, blood flow to the absorption site, contact time at the absorption surface, p-glycoprotein
in the blood stream, what do acidic and basic drugs bind to
acidic bind to plasma albumin
basic bind to alpha 1 acid glycoprotein
what drug given with warfarin can displace warfarin bound to albumin hence leading to an increase in free warfarin
sulfonamides
where are the enzyme systems located for phase I and II reactions
phase I: ER
phase II: cytosol
of the liver
which cytochrome P450 family metabolizes more than 50% of therapeutic drugs
CYP3A4
what pharmacological agents induces CYP3A4
carbamazepine (also metabolized by it too)
what pharmacological agents inhibits CYP3A4 hence leaving active drug in system even longer
CCRAAMF
Cimetidine Chloramphenicol Ritonavir - HIV protease Inhibitor Amiodarone Azole Antifungals Macrolide antibiotics Furanocoumarins (seen in grape fruit)
cytochrome that metabolizes acetaminophen
CYP2E1
explain what happens when someone overdoses on acetaminophen
the glutathione storage is used up causing a build up of NAPQI leading to cell death
what can be given when a person overdoses on acetaminophen
N acetyl cysteine to replenish the storage of glutathione