Pharmacokinetics Flashcards

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what is the sequence of pharmacokinetics? (4)

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  1. drug absortion
  2. drug distribution
  3. metabolism
  4. drug elimination
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What is pharmacokinetics?

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the movement and proceess of a drug in the body

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what are the concepts of pharmacology? (5)

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  1. Therapeutic range
  2. Dosage regimen
  3. Route of administration
  4. Pharmacokinetics
  5. Drug effect
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Drug absortion is…

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the movement of the drug from the administration site into systemic circulation

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how is drug absorption affected? (6)

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  1. route
  2. hydrophilic/lipophilic
  3. drug form
  4. GIT condition
  5. liver metabolism
  6. blood perfusion
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which routes allow for systemic distribution? (5)

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  1. IV
  2. IM
  3. SQ
  4. IP
  5. intramedulary
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what affects the route of administration?

how is drug affected?

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physical barriers

onset of effect is slower

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what can effect drug distribution?

how?

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protein binding

makes molecule to large to pass through tissue

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drug distribution is…

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drug being transported to systemic circulation

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once in systemic circulation where is drug distributed?

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target tissue

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where is the main area of drug metabolism?

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liver

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what is drug metabolism?

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drug is metabolised by the liver before it can have an effect on the body

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what are some drug interaction during metabolism? (2)

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  1. competative inhibition

2. enzyme induction

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what happens during drug metabolism?

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enzymes in the body transform drugs into secondary compounds

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what happens during the first step of drug metabolism?

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origional drug is transformed into metabolite 1

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what happens during the second step of drug metabolism?

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metabolite 1 is transformed into metabolite 2

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what are secondary compounds

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metabolites

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18
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what polarity are metabolites?

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hydrophilics

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19
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where are metalolite excreted?

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urine

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what chemicals does metabolite 1 combine with? (3)

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  1. glucuronic acid
  2. sulfate
  3. glycine
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drug elimination is…

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removal of drugs from the body

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where does drug elimination occur? (2)

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kidney
and
liver

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what can poor renal flow cause with drug elimination lead to?

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toxicity

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where are drugs primarily transformed?

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what factors determine route of administration? (2)
drug form and route
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what are some administration routes?
1. topical 2. oral 3. inhalant 4. parenteral
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dosage interval is...
length of time between doses
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dose is...
amount given at one time
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blood perfusion is...
alteration of blood flow affecting absorption rate
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what determines dosage regimen? (2)
dose and dosage interval
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dose regimen is...
the amount, frequency, and duration of a drug administration
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how is a theraputic range maintained?
if amount entering = amount leaving
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what part of theraputic range can be controlled?
amount entering
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what part of theraputic range CAN NOT be controlled?
amount leaving
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theraputic range is...
plasma concentration at which a drug exerts its desired affect
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what GI conditon can affect absorption? (3)
1. abnormal motility 2. mucosal inflammation 3. loss of epithelial cells
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what determins the process of pharmacokinetics? (2)
nature of drug and bodys response to drug
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what is the polarity affect of drugs?
molecules ability to move across physical barriers
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how does solid drug form affect absorption?
must be broken down before absorpiton
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what is the lipophilic drugs effect?
diffuse across cellular membranes
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which drug route is for lipophilc drugs?
oral
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what is the hydrophilic drugs effect?
diffuse through fluids between cells
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which drug route is for hydrophilic drugs?
parenteral
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what is bioavailability?
the portion of drug that makes it to systemic circulation
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what van affect the concentration reached by a drug in the blood stream? (2)
1. the fluid volume into which it will be distributed | 2. The extent to which it will be distributed throughout the body
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non-receptor mediated drugs are...
drugs that exert therin effect with/out binding to a receptor
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what cellular effects are observed after drug bind to receptor? (3)
1. secretion of a substance 2. contraction of muscle cells 3. cell death
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what is the action of an agonist drug?
has affinity and efficacy
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what is the action of an partial agonist drug?
has affinity but poor efficacy
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what is the action of antagonist drug?
NO action
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what are the different types of drug effects?
1. agonist 2. partial agonist 3. antagonist
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what is drug effect?
when a drug combines with cellular receptors to exert their effect
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what is the componet to drug effect?
cellular receptors
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what are some possible drug residue effects? (3)
1. allergies 2. carcinogens 3. bacterial resistance
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why are withdrawal time so important?
drug residues can be dangerous for people
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what is a drugs half life?
the amount of time it take for drugs in the blood to decrease by 1/2
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what is drug half life used to determine? (2)
dosage interval and withdrawal time
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what does drug elimination depend on?
drugs half life