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Physicochemical Properties Of Drugs Flashcards

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What are the two types of antagonists ?

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Competitive
Non-competitive

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Explain the competitive antagonist

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What does level of antagonism depend on

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Strength of antagonist binding and concentration

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What are type of non-competitive antagonists

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Non-competitive
Umbrella effect

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Explain the non-competitive antagonist

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Explain the antagonist umbrella effect

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Explain the irreversible antagonists

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Explain tolerance and dependence

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What is OMA

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What are the most influential physicochemical properties of OMA

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Solubility characteristics are of importance to

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12
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How does the drug reach general circulation

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13
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Explain the solubility of OMAs

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14
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What are the most important intermolecular attractive forces that are involved in the solubilization process

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15
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Explain dipole-dipole bonding

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16
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Explain hydrogen binding in terms of solubility

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17
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Explain the ion-dipole bonding

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18
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Explain the ion-ion bonding

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19
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How to overcome problems with solubility

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20
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How can we determine solubility

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Partition coefficient

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What is the partition coefficient equation

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22
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What does a higher partition coefficient value mean ?

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Lipophilic

23
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How to mathematically estimate relative solubility

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24
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Explain the acidity and basicity physicochemical property

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25
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Explain acidity

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Explain the basicity

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27
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Explain neutrals

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28
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Give examples of neutrals

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Ethers, ester, aldehyde, ketones

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Explain multifunctional molecules

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30
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Explain ionization

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31
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Explain ionization in zwitter ions

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32
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Explain the ionization of a multiple functional molecule

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33
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How to predict the degree of ionization of the molecule

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34
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pH =pKa

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The functional group 50% ionized and 50% unionized

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pH>pKa

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Acidic groups are primarily ionized
Basic groups are primarily unionized

36
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pH<pKa

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Acidic groups are primarily unionized
Basic groups are primarily ionized

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