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4 patters of drug distribution
1-largely in vascular system-bound to plasma proteins
2-uniformly in water
3-Conc. in 1 or more sites(may not be site of action)
4- 1,2,3-MOST COMMON
What cell makes BBB
endothelial cells
Loratadine vs Diphenhydramine
Loratadine doesnt cross BBB-nondrowsey

Diphen-Does-Drowesy
Memb transporter acts as eflux carriers
P-glycoprotein

Organic Anion Transporter Polypepti
(OATP)
what Increases local permeability
Menigeal inflamm.

Encephalic inflamm.
Placental Drug transfer depends upon?
Lipid Solubility
Degree of plasma binding
Degree of Ionization
What is Fetal pH
What does it cause
7.0-More acidic than mothers
-Ion trapping
Drug transform may render a drug ______, ________, or ____________
Benefical, harmful, or ineffective
Xenobiotics
Foreign subst that enters body
Drug metabolism
biochem rxns alter drug to be excreted or recycled
4 ways drugs are altered into more polar
1-Active Drug--->Inactive drug
2. AD--->Excretable drug
3. Inactive prodrug ---->Active drug
4. Unexcretable drug---> excretable
Major site of Biotransform.
other significant sites
Liver
Kidney, GI tract, skin, and lungs
First Pass effect (Phenomenon)
Orally admin drug is immedi. inactivated

bypass by IV
Phase I rxns
Hydrolytic
Oxidative
Reductive
Phase II rxns
adding Glucoronic acid, sulfate conjugates
MFO
family of Hemes, monooxygenases
adds one O from O2 to group
P450 gets its name from?
P=pigment
450=450 nm in reduced form
What is P450 associated with
NADPH-CYP450-Reductase
Where are CYP's in the cell
Smooth E.R.
Responsable for metabo. of 50% of drugs
CYP 3A4
1A2-what does it metab also?
Activity increased in smokers
-imipramine, warfarin, cipro
2C9
Absent in !% of whites
2C19
what does it metab also?
Absent in 15-20% asians
2-5% whites
-Diazepam to Nordiazepam
2D6
what does it metab also?
Absent in 7% of whites
-Metab. Codeine to morphine
2E1
Increas. by alcohol
Phase II occurs where?
what functional groups?
cytosol
-Glucoronic acid
-Acetate
-Sulfate
-Gluthathione
-Amino Acids
Inducers of P450?
2B1-phenobarb
3A-isoniazid
2E1-ethanol
1A1-pollutants
Inhib of P450?
Cimetidine
Ketoconazole
Secobarbital
(causes toxic levels)
Grapefruit juice inhibits?
chemical name?
3A4
Narangenin
Where is 3A4 found?
which one is inhib by G.F.J
Liver and Intest. wall
-Intest. wall
Inhibitors of 3A4
Ketoconazole, diltiazem, erythromycin, and narangenin(G.F.)
Inducers of 3A4
Carbamazepine
rifampicin
Golmerular filt. filters?
molecules of low mol weight <60,000
most drugs unless bound to proteins
Normal GFR?
110 to 130mL/min (180 L/DAY)
Prox reabsorbs
Requires?
Water
energy and carrier
Distal tubule
passive excretion
reabs. lipid soluble drugs
Excretion pathway that is quantitatively unimportant
sweat
saliva
tears
First Order Kinetics
Most drugs follow
rate is prop to amt of drug in body

half life is constant
Zero Order
Rate is constant and fixed-indep of dosage entering ex ethanol
Half life not constant
Vd
Volum of Distrib
Amt of drug in body to concen. of drug in plasma or blood
high Vd= high lipid solub
low Vd= lipid insolub
Formula for Vd
Vd= dose of drug/ [drug] in plasma
Compartments in L
ICF-25-28
ECF-13-16
Plasma-3-4
CL equation
CL= Rate of Elim/ C plasma
system Cl
Cl sys= Cl renal + Cl hepatic +Cl lungs
Half life formula
T 1/2= .7(Vd)/ CL
Significance of Half Life
-indic first order eliminat mech.
-design dosage regimens
-prolonged half life=disease or alt of mech.
What always gives 100% bioavail.
IV
-used to compare against oral route
Bioavail effected by?
Route of admin
extent of absorp.
First pass effect
criteria to be bioequivalence
-same active ingred.
-identical in strength and conc.
-same rates and extent of bioavail.
Dosing rate formula
DR=CL x Desired plasma C
Steady rate occurs when?
time relationship to dosage
after 4 to 5 half lives
time is independent of dosage
Loading Dose
LD=Vd x desired plasma C
ADME
Absorbed
Distributed
Metab.
Eliminated
Pharmokinetics
dose-circ-distrib-metab or excret
Pharmacodynamics
Therapuetic action
-toxicity
-Efficacy
Absorption
Pass of drug thru cells into gen circul.
Distribution
Blood to ECF of cells
Metab
drugs into hepatic tissues
What determines kinetic prop?
Polarity
Absorption rate and effic depend upon?
route of admin.
what route of admin is erratic and incomplete
rectal 50% bypasses liver
Pharm Equivalents
Same active ingred., strength or conc, dosage form and route of admin