Week 2 Pharmacokinetics Flashcards

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What is pharmacokinetics

A

Study of what the body does to the drugs

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What is pharmacodynamics

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Study of what the drugs do to the body

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What are the steps in a drugs journal through the body

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Absorbtion, distribution, metabolism then excretion

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During absorption where does the drug enter

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Plasma

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During distribution where does the drug leave to go to

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Leaves the bloodstream and distribute into the interstitial and intracellular fluid

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What part of the body metabolizes

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Kidney and liver

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Water soluble drugs penetrate the cell membrane through?

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Aqueous channels or pores

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What is the function of the carrier protein

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Facilitate the passage of large molecules

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What is facilitated diffusion

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Movement of a molecule from a region on higher concentration to a lower concentration with the help of a transport molecule

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What is active transport

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Movement from a region on low drug conc to the one of higher conc

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What is endocytosis

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This involves engulfment of the drug molecule by the cell membrane and transport into the cell by pinching off the drug filled vesicles

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Exocytosis

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This is used by cells to secrete many substances by a similar vesicle formation process

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13
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Why can uncharged substance be passed easily

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Because of it’s lipid solubility

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14
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What is bioavailability

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This is the fraction of the administered drugs that gain access to the systemic circulation

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What are the factors influencing bioavailability

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First pass hepatic metabolism
Solubility of the drug
Chemical instability
Nature of the drug formulation

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What part of the body is the first pass hepatic metabolism usually associated with

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Liver

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17
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When is a drug bio equivalent

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When two drugs show similar bioavailability and similar times to achieve peak blood conc

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What is therapeutic equivalence

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When two drugs show the same result(efficacy) and safety

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What kind of plasma does acidic drug bind to

20
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What kind of drugs does basic drugs bind to

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Lipoproteins and alpha-1 glycoprotein

21
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Drugs are mostly eliminated by ?

A

Biotransformation and excretion

22
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Metabolism does what

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Transforms lipophilic drugs into more polar excretable drugs

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What part of the body does biotransformation take place

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Kidney and intestines

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Phase 1 metabolism consist of

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Reduction
Oxidation
Hydrolysis reaction

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Drugs that must be metabolized to thier active form are what?
Prodrugs
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The phase 1 reaction of metabolism is catalyzed by ?
The cytochrome p450 system
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Another name for cytochrome p450 system
Microsomal mixed function oxidase
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Function of p450 system
Metabolise endogenous drugs and biotransform exogenous substance
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The most important route for elimination of drug is where?
Kidney
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Renal elimination of a drug
Glomerular filtration, proximal tubular secretion and distal tubular reabsorption
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What elimination kinetic do most drugs in clinical use demonstrate
First order kinetics
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In first order kinetics the rate of elimination of drug is proportional to what
The drug concentration
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What drug shows zero order elimination
Ethanol
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At high toxic concentration what drug shows zero order elimination
Phenytoin and aspirin
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Active transport is driven by what
Hydrolysis of atp
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Which drug is transported through endocytosis
Vitamin b12
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Which neurotransmitter is secreted by exocytosis
Norepinephrine
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other places where the firt pass metabolism can occur
Lungs, gastrointestinal tract and vasculature
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Drug distribution depends on?
Blood flow Capillary permeability Degree of binding of the drug to plasma and tissue proteins Hydrophobicity of the drug
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Function of phase 1 metabolism
Convert lipophilic molecules into more polar molecules by introducing a polar functional group like OH or NH2
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Drugs that increase the synthesis of one or more cyp isozymes are
Phenobarbital, rifampin and carbamazepine