HYDROPHILIC AND LIPOPHILIC DRUGS Flashcards
HYDROPHILIC AGENTS
Beta-lactams Aminoglycosides Glycopeptides Daptomycin Polymyxins
HYDROPHILIC AGENTS
1) Small volume of distribution -»
Poor tissue penetration
HYDROPHILIC AGENTS
2) Renal elittiination
Drug accumulation and side effects (e.g„ nephrotoxicity, seizures) can occur if not dose adjusted
HYDROPHILIC AGENTS
3) Low/ Intracellular concentrations -»
Not active against atypical (intracellular) pathogens
HYDROPHILIC AGENTS
4) increased clearance and/or distribution In sepsis - »
Consider loading doses and aggressive dosing in sepsis
HYDROPHILIC AGENTS
5) Poor-moderate bioavailabilitv ->
Not used PO or IV:PO ratio is not 1:1
LIPOPHILIC AGENTS
Quinolone Macrolides Rifampin Linezolid Tetracyclines
LIPOPHILIC AGENTS
Large volume of distribution
Poor tissue penetration
LIPOPHILIC AGENTS
Hepatic metabolism
potential for hepatotoxicity and drug-drug Interactions
LIPOPHILIC AGENTS
Achieve intracellular concentration
active against atypical
LIPOPHILIC AGENTS
clearance and distribution Is changed minimally in sepsis
Dose adjustments generally not needed in sepsis
LIPOPHILIC AGENTS
excellent bioavailability
IV:PO is often 1:1