Pharmacokinetics & Pharmacodynamics Flashcards
Rapid IV (or oral) bolus:
Vd = F* dose/Cpo (dose over concentration)
Elimination rate constant?
K= (Ln C1 - Ln C2)/ (T2-T1)
Half life equation?
t 1/2 = 0.693/k
What is the bioavailability equation?
Doseiv * AUCev / Doseev * AUCiv
What is p-glycoprotein?
CYP3A4 and p-glycoprotein in GI mucosa work together to decrease absorption. Efflux pump that pumps drugs back into the GI lumen (decrease absorption).
What to know about zero order kinetics with phneytoin?
Non linear elimination
What’s the michaelis menten equation?
Vmax *C/ Km +C
What enzymatic pathways in drug metabolism makes up the greatest contribution in the clearance of drugs?
CYP, phase 1 metabolism
How do you overcome a competitive drug interaction?
increasing dose of drug A
What cytochrome P450 (CYP) enzyme does cyclosporine require for its metabolism?
3A4
What is the volume of distribution?
Amount of drug present in the entire body compared to the amount of drug present in the plasma, it does not tell which tissue that drug distributes to. As a general rule drugs that are more lipophilic have larger Vd and drugs that are hydrophilic reside mainly in plasma.
What is therapeutic index?
LD50/ED50 and the larger the LD50 versus the ED50 the safer the medication. Medications with a TI>10 are generally considered to have a safer profile.
What enzyme is known to be inhibited by diltiazem and verapamil?
CYP3A4.
What are the basic componenets of pharmacokinetics?
ADME (absorption, distribution, metabolism, elimination).
What is the most common phase 2 metabolic pathway?
UGT.