PK Optimization and Apps Flashcards

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Factors of PK variability

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Disease, sex, comedication, diet/nutrition, age, genetics, formulation, environment, smoking

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Physiological changes will affect what parameters?

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F, ka, CL, V

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Genetics example: CYP2D6 and nortriptyline

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More functional CYP2D6 genes, smaller plasma concentration of nortriptyline

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Disease example: chlordiazepoxide and cirrhosis

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Chlordiazepoxide’s half-life is increased and total CL is decreased with cirrhosis

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Disease example: cefepime and renal failure

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Patients with worse renal failure had a higher concentration of cefepime and a longer half-life

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Is theophylline a high or low extraction drug

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Low hepatic extraction drug

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7
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Is propranolol a high or low extraction drug

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High

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PK variability is represented with what kind of distribution?

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Bimodal, log-Normal distribution

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Biggest source of PD variability

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Gene(s) encoding for receptor and/or endogenous system affected by a drug

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10
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What kind of variability does warfarin have?

Imagine that one graph that showed up in like every practice exam

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Inter-individual PD variability

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Initiating and managing therapy

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Individualize the dosage regimen and the target concentration is the concentration value with the greatest possibility of therapeutic success

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