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Intro to Pharmacology Flashcards

1
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What is pharmacokinetics?

A

What the body does to the drug.

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What is pharmacodynamics?

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What the drug does to the body.

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What phase of drug testing is the most costly?

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Phase III

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How many patients participate in phase III of drug testing?

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Hundreds to thousands in a large, multi-state sample

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How long does it take to complete phase III?

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3-5 years

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What is established in phase III?

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Safety and efficacy

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What is assessed in phase III?

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Drug-drug interactions

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What information is generated in phase III?

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Risk-benefit information

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What happens if phase III is successful?

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An NDA is filed with the FDA which can take 1-2 years to review.

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What happens if the drug is approved?

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It can be marketed.

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How long does it take to develop a drug?

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12 years

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What range of money has a single drug taken to be developed.

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$186 million to $2.6 billion

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What happens in phase IV of drug testing?

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Additional uses of drugs are discovered and post-marketing surveillance.

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What are black box warnings?

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The warn as to the possibility of a higher frequency of adverse effects in subpopulations (gender, age or ethnic groups)

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What does the FDA use-in-pregnancy rating of A mean?

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Controlled studies in humans show no risk to fetus

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What does the FDA use-in-pregnancy rating of B mean?

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No evidence of risk in humans. No studies on humans; animal studies show not risk to fetus

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What does the FDA use-in-pregnancy rating of C mean?

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Risk cannot be ruled out. No studies on humans and any animal studies may show risk. Benefits may outweigh risks.

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What does the FDA use-in-pregnancy rating of D mean?

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Evidence of risk to fetus in humans exists; benefits may outweigh risks in certain situations (life-threatening)

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What does the FDA use-in-pregnancy rating of X mean?

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Risk outweighs any possible benefit as studies in humans and animals demonstrate fetal abnormality

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