Role Of GIT In Drug Absorption Flashcards

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The factors that influence the rate and extent of absorption depend upon what

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Route of administration

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2
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Factors affecting the absorption will depend on the what

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3
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Define oral drug absorption

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4
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Define the rate limiting step

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5
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The rate limiting steps could be what

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6
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Explain the physiology of the gastrointestinal tract

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7
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Explain the esophagus

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8
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Explain the two main function of the stomach

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9
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Why little drug absorption in the stomach

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Small surface area
Acidic media
Gastric emptying
Limited blood supply

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10
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What is the main function of small intestine

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11
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What are the main reasons why the small intestine is the main site for absorption

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Large surface area
Long residency
Blood supply

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12
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What are the main functions of the colon

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13
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Why is absorption limited in the colon

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Small surface area
Limited blood supply

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14
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Define gastric emptying

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15
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What is the normal gastric residence time

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16
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What are the factors influencing the gastric emptying

17
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Explain the small intestinal transit

18
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Small intestinal transit is important for what

19
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Explain colonic transition

20
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What are the two types of contractile activity in the colon

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Propulsive and segmental contractions

21
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Explain propulsive contractions

22
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Explain segmental contractions

23
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What is the total transit times