4 Pharmacokinetics/dynamics Flashcards

1
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Vd of a drug that is lipophilic v hydrophobic

A

Lipophilic= exceeds TBW >0.6L/kg. Hydrophilic= <0.6 L/kg

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2
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Clearance is directly related to 3

A

Bf to clearing organ, extraction ratio, drug dose

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3
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Clearance is inversely proportional to 2

A

Bf to clearing organ and drug conc in central compartment

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4
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When is steady state achieved

A

5 half times

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5
Q

Alpha phase

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Central compartment (plasma) to peripheral (tissues).steep pt of slope, distribution,

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6
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Beta phase

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Elimination from central compartment

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7
Q

Elim half life

A

Time for half of drug to be removed from body after IV injection

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8
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Elim half time

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Time for half of drug to be removed from plasma during elim phase

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9
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Ionized: solubility, hepatic v renal elim, diff thru bbb/gi tract/placenta

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Hydrophilic/lipophobic, renal elim, no diffusion

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10
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Non ionized: solubility, hepatic v renal elim, diffusion

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Lipophilic/hydrophobic, more hepatic, diffusion across bbb/gi/placenta

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11
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How to tell if a drug is a weak acid

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Usually w a positive ion like na, ca, or mg

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12
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How to tell if a drug is a weak base

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Usually with a neg ion like cl or so4

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13
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When unionized fraction predominates

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If molecule weak base and ph of sol > pka of drug. Or if its a weak acid and ph sol is

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14
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How to calc % change w drugs

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(New value - old value) / old value. X 100

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15
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Albumin: carries ___ charge, binds ___ drugs mainly

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Negative, acidic

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16
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A1 glycoprotein binds ___ drugs, beta globulin binds ___ drugs

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Basic, basic

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17
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Conditions w dec albumin, effect

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Decreased binding of acidic drugs: liver/renal disease, elderly, malnutrition, preg

18
Q

A1 glycoprotein effect when inc, cond, effect when dec, cond

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Inc= more basic drug binding: stress, mi, pain, RA, elderly. Dec= less basic drug binding, preg and neonates

19
Q

Zero v first order kinetics

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Zero= linear, constant amt per time. First order= log, constant fraction per time

20
Q

Drugs that follow zero order kinetics

A

Asa, phenytoin, alcohol, warfarin, heparin, theophylline

21
Q

Phase 1 reactions

A

Oxidation, reduction, hydrolysis

22
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Phase 2 rxn.

A

Conjugation, adding on a polar/h20 soluble substrate to molecule to allow it to be excreted

23
Q

Phase 3 metab

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Elimination. ATP dep carrier proteins transport drugs across membranes in kidney, liver, and gi tract

24
Q

Drugs w low hepatic Er 7

A

Roc, valium, Ativan, methadone, tpl, theophylline, phenytoin

25
Q

Drugs w intermediate hepatic Er

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Versed, vec, alfent, methohexital

26
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Drugs w high hepatic Er

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Fent, sufent, morphine, demerol, narcan, ketamine, prop, lido, bup, metop/propranolol/Alpren, nifedipine, dilt, verap

27
Q

CYP 3A4: drug substrates affected by it

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Opioids (fent, methadone), benzos, locals

28
Q

Cyp 3a4 inducers

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Etoh, rifampin, barbs, tamoxifen, carbamazepine, john wort

29
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Cyp 3a4 inhib

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Grapefruit juice, cimetidine, emycin, antifungals, ssris

30
Q

Cyp 2d6 substrates

A

Codeine to morphine, oxycodone, hydrocodone

31
Q

Cyp 2d6 inducers and inhib

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Induce: disulfiram. Inhib: isoniazid, ssris, quinidine

32
Q

Dynamics v kinetics

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Dynamics= effect site conc and clinical effect. Kinetics= drug dose and plasma conc

33
Q

Pharmacobiophasics

A

Plasma conc and effect site conc

34
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Dose response curve: x axis, y axis, slope

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X= potency, y= efficacy, slope= receptors occupied to elicit a clinical effect

35
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Synergism v potentiation

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Syn= 1+1= 3. Potentiation= 0+1=3. Pot= has one drug that enhances another drug that would’ve had no effect on its own

36
Q

How to calculate therapeutic index

A

LD50 / ED50

37
Q

Chirality

A

Carbon bonded to 4 diff atoms. 2 enantiomers

38
Q

Enantiomer

A

Chiral molecules that are mirror images

39
Q

Site with lowest bioavailability

A

Intrathecal

40
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Vessel rich: % co, % total body mass

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