Transfer of Drugs Across Biological Membranes Flashcards

1
Q

mg/mL in 1% Solution

mg/mL in 1:1000 Solution

A

10 mg/mL in 1% Solution

1 mg/mL in 1:1000 Solution

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A patient with COPD is treated with tiotropium with capsules containing 18 micrograms each.
What quantity of drug is contained in 60 capsules?

A

1080mcg/1.08mg

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May be expressed per body weight or a standard adult dose.
Aminophylline is used at 500 micrograms per kg per hour (and then adjusted accorded to monitoring)
How much aminophylline is required for a 76kg man?

A

38mg/hr

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Aminophylline is supplied as 25 mg/mL
1 mL is dissolved in 200 mL
What rate would you infuse it?

(38mg/hr)

A

304 ml/hour

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5
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A patient requires an infusion of a general anaesthetic.
Dose rate = 5 mg/kg/hour
GA supplied as a 50 mg/mL solution

What is the infusion rate for a 76 kg man?

A

7.6ml/hour

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A 76kg man with endocarditis is to receive gentamicin by intra-muscular injection. The recommended dose is 1 mg/kg every 8 hours.

The gentamicin is available at a concentration of 40 mg/ml in a 2ml ampoule.

Q: What volume needs to be administered?

A

1.9ml

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7
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Following a stroke a patient is infused with alteplase.
900 microgram/kg over 60 mins, with 10% of the total dose given initially.
Solution is 10 mg/mL

For a 67kg patient:
What is the initial dose (mg)?

A

6.03mg

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Following a stroke a patient is infused with alteplase.
900 microgram/kg over 60 mins, with 10% of the total dose given initially.
Solution is 10 mg/mL

For a 67kg patient:
Subsequent infusion rate (mL/min)?

A

0.09045mL/min

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9
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Drugs expressed as percentages/ratios

A

Local anaesthetics
Adrenaline
Some eye drops

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Lidocaine: an anti-arrhythmic and local anaesthetic
Supplied as 1 or 2 % solutions
1 % is ? mg/ml
A 2 ml ampoule contains ? Mg
A 10 ml syringe contains ? Mg
2 % is ? mg/ml
A 2 ml ampoule contains ? Mg
A 5 ml ampoule contains ? Mg
A

1 % is ? mg/ml - 10
A 2 ml ampoule contains ? Mg - 20
A 10 ml syringe contains ? Mg - 100

2 % is ? mg/ml - 20
A 2 ml ampoule contains ? Mg - 40
A 5 ml ampoule contains ? Mg - 100

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Bupivacaine: a local anaesthetic
Supplied as 0.25% or 0.5 % solutions
0.25 % is ? mg/ml
A 10 ml ampoule contains ? mg

0.5 % is ? mg/ml
A 5 ml ampoule contains ? mg

A

0.25 % is ? mg/ml – 2.5
A 10 ml ampoule contains ? Mg - 25
0.5 % is ? mg/ml - 5
A 5 ml ampoule contains ? mg - 25

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12
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You need to give 100 mg loading dose of lidocaine (1% solution)
What volume do you inject?

Followed by 4 mg/min infusion for 30 mins
What is the infusion rate (per hour)

A

You need to give 100 mg loading dose of lidocaine (1% solution)
What volume do you inject? – 10ml

Followed by 4 mg/min infusion for 30 mins
What is the infusion rate (per hour)
0.4mL/min – 24mL/hour

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13
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The BNF specifies an intramuscular injection of 250 micrograms to treat anaphylactic shock in children aged 6-12 years. What volume would be needed?
1:1000

A

0.25mL

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