Drug Distribution Flashcards
(35 cards)
what are the factors affecting tissue distribution
tissue permeability
plasma protein binding
binding to cellular components
blood flow
discuss BF to liver
more BF despite being small
more drugs go to liver = main organ for metabolism
drugs can be toxic to liver
discuss BF to brain
more BF than muscle tissue
s BBB toxic effects can be felt sa brain kaagad
what is volume of distribution
apparent space in body available to contain drug
amt of drug/concentration in plasm
low plasma volume = lower doses
discuss large volume of distribution
higher tissue concentration and lower in plasma = longer duration
less na mmetabolize sa plasma
discuss small volume of distribution
low in tissue and higher in plasma = more drug is eliminated
purpose of volume of distribution
allows estimate for dosage and recover
determines therapeutic vs toxic dose in normal pt and pt c problems
compares drugs
discuss drug storage
can be stored in
adipose tissue
bones
muscle - minimal
gallbladder and bile - small amount
discuss hang over effect
is puno na plasma sedative will go to fat and once nagamit na sa plasma babalik sha from fat
hence effects will last even p 2-3 days
properties of a pharmacologic active drug
lipophilic
unionized or partially ionized at physio pH
strongly bound to plasma proteins
properties of a drug for renal excretion
hydrophilic
ionized or polar
unbound
discuss biotransformation
enzymatic alteration of drug
parent drug = inactive form becomes active
discuss phase 1 of metabolism
converts parent drug to polar metabolite
oxidation - reduction - oxidation reduction - hydrolysis
goes towards becoming hydrophilic
discuss phase 2 of metabolism
partners c other substance to become polar conjugate
undergoes conjugation
some drugs rekta na phase 2
discuss 1st order kinetics
percent or fraction of drug metabolized p time period
discuss 0 order kinetics
mg of drug metabolized p time period
significance of 1st and 0 order kinetics
can be 1st order or 0
or both; high dose 1st tpos 0 pag low
major organs for metabolism
liver - main
lungs
kidneys
GI
skin
discuss enzyme induction
ability of drugs to metabolize or inc acvtivity ng metabolites
hence in taking drug A and B ta s A is inducer
drug B effect will be less
discuss enzyme inhibition
ability of drugs to inhib acvtivity ng metabolites
hence in taking drug A and B ta s A is inhibitor
drug B effect will more in effect
organs for drug excretion
kidney - main
lungs
GIT
sweat
saliva
breast milk
bile
discuss drug clearance
total rate of elimination in all organs
concentration inside - out/inside
discuss half-life
t1/2
time where concentration at plasma is 50%
BY THIS TIME NEXT DOES NA DAPAT PARA STEADY STATE
discuss dosing schedule and plasma concentration
maintain dose in plasma at therapeutic effect
above - toxic
below - no effect
dose = excreted