Drug Distribution Flashcards

(35 cards)

1
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what are the factors affecting tissue distribution

A

tissue permeability

plasma protein binding

binding to cellular components

blood flow

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2
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discuss BF to liver

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more BF despite being small

more drugs go to liver = main organ for metabolism

drugs can be toxic to liver

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3
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discuss BF to brain

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more BF than muscle tissue

s BBB toxic effects can be felt sa brain kaagad

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4
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what is volume of distribution

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apparent space in body available to contain drug

amt of drug/concentration in plasm

low plasma volume = lower doses

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5
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discuss large volume of distribution

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higher tissue concentration and lower in plasma = longer duration

less na mmetabolize sa plasma

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6
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discuss small volume of distribution

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low in tissue and higher in plasma = more drug is eliminated

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7
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purpose of volume of distribution

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allows estimate for dosage and recover

determines therapeutic vs toxic dose in normal pt and pt c problems

compares drugs

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8
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discuss drug storage

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can be stored in

adipose tissue

bones

muscle - minimal

gallbladder and bile - small amount

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9
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discuss hang over effect

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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

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10
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properties of a pharmacologic active drug

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lipophilic

unionized or partially ionized at physio pH

strongly bound to plasma proteins

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properties of a drug for renal excretion

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hydrophilic

ionized or polar

unbound

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12
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discuss biotransformation

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enzymatic alteration of drug

parent drug = inactive form becomes active

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discuss phase 1 of metabolism

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converts parent drug to polar metabolite

oxidation - reduction - oxidation reduction - hydrolysis

goes towards becoming hydrophilic

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14
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discuss phase 2 of metabolism

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partners c other substance to become polar conjugate

undergoes conjugation

some drugs rekta na phase 2

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15
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discuss 1st order kinetics

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percent or fraction of drug metabolized p time period

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16
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discuss 0 order kinetics

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mg of drug metabolized p time period

17
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significance of 1st and 0 order kinetics

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can be 1st order or 0

or both; high dose 1st tpos 0 pag low

18
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major organs for metabolism

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liver - main

lungs

kidneys

GI

skin

19
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discuss enzyme induction

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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

20
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discuss enzyme inhibition

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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

21
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organs for drug excretion

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kidney - main

lungs

GIT

sweat

saliva

breast milk

bile

22
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discuss drug clearance

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total rate of elimination in all organs

concentration inside - out/inside

23
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discuss half-life

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t1/2

time where concentration at plasma is 50%

BY THIS TIME NEXT DOES NA DAPAT PARA STEADY STATE

24
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discuss dosing schedule and plasma concentration

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maintain dose in plasma at therapeutic effect

above - toxic
below - no effect

dose = excreted

25
discuss intermittent IV and cont infusion
intermittent - IV bolus, applied as neededh and maintains therapeutic range cont - more smoot
26
discuss drug receptors
where drug binds to take effect fits only the shape of receptor
27
discuss drug-receptor interaction
type specific law of mass action - inc dose of drug more binding kaya nag bibigay ng bolus
28
discuss types of receptor binding
reversibel covalent - strongest ionic - electrostatic attraction hydrogen van der walls - weakest
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what is affinity
low - low attraction pag high edi mataas bet drug and receptor
30
what are the 2 states a drug goes to upon binding
activated or inactivated
31
drug classifications
agonist - classic effect upon binding antagonist/blocker - binds to receptor but no effect and blocks others from binding partial agonist - binds to receptor and gives lesser than real effect; for wanting to inc effect
32
discuss types of antagonist
competitive - binds and can displace if dose is higher than drug non-compet - kahit taasan mo di ma ddisplace wait lang to be excreted
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what is receptor down regulation
dec concentration of receptors can be tolerance or insensitivity or tachyphylaxis - shorter duration ng drug effect
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discuss receptor up regualtion
inc sensitiyivy or supersensitivity ng receptos more toxic na sa usual dose
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variations that causes drug response and metabolism
genetics comorbidities diet