Pharmacology Flashcards

1
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Pharmacology

A

Study of substances that interact with the living system through chemicals

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2
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Pharmakinetics

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Action of the body on the drugs

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3
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Governed by pharmacokinetics(4)

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Absorption
Distribution
Metabolism
Elimination of drugs

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4
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Absorption: 2 primary routes

A
  1. Enteral

2. Parenteral

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5
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Enteral administration

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Through the alimentary canal

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6
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3 types of enteral administration

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  1. Oral
  2. Sublingual
  3. Rectal
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7
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Parenteral administration

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Not through alimentary canal

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8
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2 types of parenteral administration

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Inhilation and injection

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9
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Intravenous

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Fast absorption

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10
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Intramuscular

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Deltoid
Vastus lateralis
Gmax

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11
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Intra arterial

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Dx procedure

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12
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Subcutaneous

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Local response

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13
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Distribution

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Drug will bind to a protein (ie albumin)

Then it will attach to the receptor and is synthesized in the liver

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14
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Warfarin (coumadin)

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99% protein bound

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15
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Albumin

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Synthesized in the liver

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16
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Bioavailability

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Percent of drug molecules that reaches the bloodstream

i.e. 100g Aspirin = 50 g = 50%

17
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Metabolism

A

Process of breaking down drig molecules

18
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First pass metabolism

A

Liver (before it mix in the circulation it should pass first in the liver)

  • has enzyme that decreases the effect of the drug
  • from inactive to active form
19
Q

Main site of elimination

A

KIDNEYS

20
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Half-life

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Amount of time for the remaining 50% of drug molecule to be eliminated

21
Q

Half-life of antibiotics

A

3 hours

22
Q

Half life of biogesic

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2 hours

23
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Pharmacodynamics

A

Action of drugs in the body

24
Q

2 drug receptors (pharmacodynamics)

A

AGONIST DRUG

ANTAGONIST DRUG

25
Q

Agonist drug

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Bind to a specific receptor that activate/stimulate

26
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Antagonist drug

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Will bind then block/deactivate