Pharmocokinetics Flashcards

1
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Absorption is

A

Process by which the drug enters the systemic circulation
Is the passage of a drug from its site of administraiton into the plasma

Via – passive diffusion, diffusion through aqueous pores, carrier mediated transport or pinocytosis
Drugs need to be LIPID SOLUBLE

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2
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the fraction of an administered dose that reaches systemic circulation as the parent drug- definition of what

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Bioavailability

fro oral r<1

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3
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Distribution is

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process by which drug is transferred reversibly between plasma and tissues

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4
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which way of administration of drug means most goes from the blood to vessel rich tissues?

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IV administration

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5
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what administration technique to the blood is taken up slowly oral or IV

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oral

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6
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what administration technique is very much like eq

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oral

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7
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in metabolism what is added to the drug to make the primary product

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expose or add functional groups

oxidation reduction hydrolysis

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8
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volume of plasma in the vascular compartment cleared of drug per unit time by the processes of metabolism and excretion - defining

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clearance

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9
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CL=

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rate of elimination from the body/ drug concentration in plasma

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10
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mathematically clearance is the product of the first order elimination rate constant k and the apparent volume of distribution Vd

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Cl=kxVd

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11
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difference between zero order and first order elimination

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frist order elimination kinetics -elimination of a constant fraction per time sit of drug present in O. Elimination is proportional to the drug conc

zero order kinetics - elimination of a constant quantity per time unit of O

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12
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what does the therapeutic index =

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dose resulting in toxicity/ dose giving therapeutic response

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13
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what does a high TI indicate

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low risk of toxicity

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14
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when might harmful drug-drug interactions occur

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with narrow TI drugs as small increase in plasma conc can cause toxic effects

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15
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Pharmacokinetics definition

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  • what the body does to the drug
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16
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advantages of oral administration

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easy
preferred by patient
slow release

17
Q

advantages of intravenous administration

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dependable and reproducible effect

entire dose reaches systemic circulation immediately

18
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disadvantages of oral

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unpredicted amount of absorption

19
Q

disadvantages of IV

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expensive

require cannula

20
Q

time to reach EQ in distribution is quicker or slower in well perfused organs

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quicker as better blood supply

21
Q

what Is the theoretical volume that would be necessary to contain the total amount of an administered drug (Q) at the same conc that it is observed in the blood plasma (Cp)

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Volume of distribution (Vd)

22
Q

Low Vd drugs

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large, water soluble

Stay within plasma and well perfused organs

23
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High Vd drugs

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Small, lipid soluble

Distribute into all compartments