SM44_DrugElimination Flashcards

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What has a longer half-life in plasma (ie. what is not as readily excreted) = water-soluble, polar drugs or lipid soluble drugs

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lipid soluble drugs

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Why is albumin not filtered through glomerular filtration

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Larged, negatively charged plasma proteins are not filtered because of a three-layer membrane that is rich in negatively charged glycoproteins

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layers of the glomerular filtration barrier

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  1. glomerular capillary endothelium (fenestrated)
  2. Porous glomerular basement membrane
  3. Podocytes with interdigitating foot processes
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Transporters involved in tubular secretion

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Basolateral side (facing capillaries): SLC22 perform major uptake of ionized drugs from plasma

Apical side (lumen facing): SLC family and ABC transporters

OCTs responsible for weak bases

OATs transport weak acids

p-glycoprotein mediates secretion of amphipathic anions

MRP2 mediates secretion of conjugated metabolites

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Factors affecting passive tubular reabsorption

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same as the usual requirements for passive diffusion: lipid solubility, pKa of a drug, pH of tubular fluid

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Hepatic Clearance Calculation

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Product of hepatic blood flow (Qh) and drug extraction ratio (E). E is the proportional difference between drug concentration in blood in the portal vein (entering liver) and hepatic veins (leaving liver)

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For _____ _____ drugs, the metabolic capacity of the liver is in excess. These drugs have high E values

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high extraction

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For low extract drugs, hepatic clearance is dictated by ___

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intrinsic hepatic metabolic capacity, fraction of free drug (not protein bound) in blood

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Excretion in the bile is especially important for what kind of drugs?

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drugs of high molecular weight (>300)

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Genetic defect in ABCG5/8

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causes sitosterolemia – elevated plasma levels of cholesterol and phytosterol. Clinical manifestation of xanthomas, joint pain, premature atherosclerosis

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Genetic defect in OAT protein SLCO1B1

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associated with myotoxicity risk

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Drugs secreted in bile leave the body through the ____

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gut –> feces

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______ _______ is an intestinal bacteria responsible for cleavage of _______ from drug conjugates

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beta-glucuronidase, glucuronide

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If treated with a broad spectrum _________, enterohepatic recirculation of a drug may be disrupted

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Antibiotic

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