Pharmacokinetics II Flashcards

1
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Define rectilinear plot

A

Both axis are normal

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2
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Define semi log plot

A

One axis is log

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3
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What is the alpha phase of first order elimination?

A

Drug is distributed from the central compartment to the peripheral compartment while also being eliminated

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4
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What is the beta phase of first order elimination?

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Central and peripheral compartments are at equilibrium and elimination is only seen from central compartment

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5
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Name THREE mechanisms of elimination

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Metabolism by liver
Excretion by kidneys
Excretion by biliary to faeces

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6
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Define clearance

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Removal of the drug irreversibly from the systemic circulation

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7
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How do you calculate CL(total)?

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CL (renal) + CL (non renal)

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8
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How do you calculate first order clearance?

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CL(s) = Ke.Vd

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9
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What is the formula for elimination half life?

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t(0.5) = 0.693/Ke

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10
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What is the salt factor?

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The fraction of the administered dose that is the active drug

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11
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How do you calculate the single dose and name the components?

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Cp = SFD / Vd

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12
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What is steady state?

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Where the amount of drug administered is equal to the amount of drug eliminated

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13
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How do you calculate the Cp at steady state?

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Cp = SFD / CL x τ

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14
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What is the time to steady state?

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Roughly 5 times half life

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15
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How can you reach steady state faster?

A

Using a loading dose

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16
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What is the Cp steady state of IV infusions?

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R / Ke.Vd where R = rate of infusion