Module 4 Flashcards

Pharmacokinetics 2: Drug Absorption, Distribution, Metabolism, and Elimination (43 cards)

1
Q

Volume of fluid in which the drug distribute itself
throughout the body at the same concentration as in
the plasma.

A

Volume of distribution

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2
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The range between the MEC and the MTC is called the

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Therapuetic range or therapeutic window

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3
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Is the pH at which half the drug (weak electrolyte) is in its ionized form

A

pKa

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4
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Henderson-Hasselbach Equation

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log [protonated] / [unprotonated] = pKa - pH

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5
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The time required for the drug [plasma] to fall by 50%.

A

Plasma half-life

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6
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Accounts for the rate of drugs eliminated or disposed by all routes in relation to the drug concentration in plasma.

A

Drug clearance

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7
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A weak basic drug will be easily absorbed in a ___________ environment

A

Alkaline

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8
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The drug’s initial distributive /bioavailability state is called

A

Onset

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9
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Which drug has very limited dissolution

A

Tablets

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10
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P coefficient <1

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Has a lower partition coefficient and highly distributed in hydrophilic compartments

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11
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Which drug has the best dissolution

A

Small particles

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12
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True or false. Weak acid drugs will be charged at neutral pH

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False. It needs to be in an acidic environment to be charged.

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13
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The ratio of non-ionized to ionized form at each pH is known by

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Henderson-Hasselbach Equation

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14
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Volume of distribution formula

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Vd=Dose /Initial plasma concentration

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15
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Bioavailability whereinn enteral and paranteral forms of the same drug can be compared

A

Absolute

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16
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The drug has a narrow and steep AUC is considered to be a drug with

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Narrow margin of safety

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17
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A less affinity drug to plasma protein means they are

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Easily unbound and has higher tissue distribution

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18
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These are agents that can rapidly be absorbed

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Particle size and wetting agents

19
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Plasma half-life formula

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T1/2 = log of 2 (Vd)/ Cl

20
Q

Is the ratio of concentrations of a compound in a mixture of two immiscible solvents at equilibrium.

A

Partition coefficient

21
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Describes the absorptive nature of the drug depends on their chemical nature, either acidic (weak acidic drugs) or alkalinic (weak basic drugs)

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Distributive (D) coefficient

22
Q

Formula of drug clearance

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Cl = coefficient for CLCr of drug (creaCL/pt.weight) + units of Clcr

23
Q

The AUC of the drug will also reflect the drug activity which is called

A

Duration of area

24
Q

Rate and extent of entry of the drug
substance from the administration site until
it reaches the systemic circulation (blood).

25
Are able to form conjugates with drugs or hydrolyze and oxidize drugs
Hepatic enzymes
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The drug concentration at which is expected to give it therapeutic effect or drug benefit
Minimum effective concentration
27
Which phase is the metabolic phase for xenobiotic drugs
Phase 2
28
These agents increases absorption in terms of its form
Salt
29
P coefficient of >1
Has higher partition coefficient and prefers to be distributed in lipid bi-layered cell membrane
30
Indicates the rate and extent of the absorbed active drug that reaches the systemic circulation
Bioavailability
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The type of drug kinetics that depends on drug concentration and the rate of elimination is directly proportinal to the concentration of the drug
Linear kinetics
32
Drugs that are considered as bound drugs and has high bioavailability
Drugs that bind with plasma protein
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What kind of drug has a P coefficient of >1
Lipophilic drug
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These are agents which delay dispersion of drug and promote binding during drug absorption
Excipients
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What kind of drug has a P coefficient <1
Hydrophilic drugs
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The type of drug kinetics that is independent from drug dose-plasma concentration and rate of drug elimination is unpredictable
Non-linear kinetics
37
A weak acid will be uncharged and a weak alkaline will be charged in the stomach due to
The stomach mucous having an acidic environment
38
The drug concentration at which beyond the upper limit can cause drug over dosaging and form toxic effect
Maximum tolerated concentration
39
Is a gathered plasma data of a given population, when the drug has a tested value or concentration versus the reference concentration.
Relative availability
40
Which phase is the metabolic phase primarily for renal elimination route
Phase 1
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Which drug has limited dissolution
Granules
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A weak acid drug will be easily absorbed in a ___________ environment
Acidic
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A wide margin of safety drug is said to have
A wider AUC and a longer therapuetic window