Renal Pharmacology Flashcards

1
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drug with high therapeutic index and low toxicity?

A

benzylpenicillin

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2
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drugs with narrow therapeutic index? (4)

A

gentamicin
digoxin
lithium
tacrolimus

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3
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pharmacokinetic effects?

A

reduced GFR results in reduced clearance

protein binding is reduced = more free drug

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4
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overcoming pharmacokinetic effects?

A

reduce dosage
increase dosage interval
monitor blood levels

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5
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pharmacodynamic effects, renal disease?

A

BBB becomes more permeable, brain more sensitive
circulatory volume may be reduced causing antihypertensive sensitivity
increased tendency to bleed

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6
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what do we want ideally in renal impairment patients?

A

drugs which have a high therapeutic index and are metabolised by the liver with the production on non-toxic metabolites

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7
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hypertension drugs in renal disease?

A

ACEis recommended

TT diuretics may precipitate gout

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