Pharmacotherapeutics Flashcards

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Absorption

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Movement of drugs into the bloodstream after administration

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Distribution

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Transportation of medications to sites of action by bodily fluids

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Metabolism (bio transformation)

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Changes medications into active or inactive forms by enzyme action
Primary in liver

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4
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First pass effect

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Liver inactivating some medication on their first pass through the liver

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5
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Excretion

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Elimination from the body primary through kidneys

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6
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When should you obtain trough levels?

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immediately before the next medication dose

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7
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Half life

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The time for the medication in the body to drop by 50%

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Pharmacodynamics

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the interactions between medications and target cells,body systems and organs to produce effect

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9
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Agonist

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Drugs that activate receptors and produce desired response

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10
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Antagonist

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Drugs that prevent receptor activation and block a response

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11
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Sublingual

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Under the tongue

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12
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Bucal

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Between cheek and gum

Directly enters bloodstream and bypass the liver

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13
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Transdermal

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Medication in a skin path for absorption through the skin

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14
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Eye drops

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Drop medication into conjunctival sac

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15
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Ear drops

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For adults: pull ear up and out

Children: down and back

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16
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Z tract

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For IM injections to prevent medication from leaving back into subcutaneous tissue

17
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Category

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Therapeutic purpose of drug (most general)

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Class

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Can be used for one or more purpose based on method of action

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Pharmacokinetic phases

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Absorption
Distribution
Metabolism
Excretion

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Pharmacokinetic phase

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The study of the movement of drugs into, within, and out of the body

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Enteric coated drugs

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Resist sonaba hace gastric acid but disintegrate in Amal images tones (alkaline environment)

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Passive

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Active

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Needs carrier (enzyme protein) to move across concentration gradient

24
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Pinocytosis

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Engulfing the drug particles

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What type of drugs pass easily through GI membrane
Mostly like and protein
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How can water soluble drugs pass through membrane
Need a carrier
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Absorb fastest as what
Lipid soluble and non ionized
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Nonionized
Large particles pass through membrane
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Bioavailability
% administered drug dose available for activity IV=100% PO=<100%
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Steady state
Amount of drug being administered in the same as the amount eliminated
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Loading dose
Large initial dose
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Affinity
Amount of attraction between med and site
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Potency
Power of med to create a response
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Peak
Highest concentration of drug at specific time Indicate the rate of absorption of drug Blood sample should be drawn at peak time
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Trough
Lowest plasma concentration | Measures rage at which drug is eliminated
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Adverse reactions
More severe than side effects and are always unintentional