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What is Pharmacokinetics?
Describes the relationship between drug dosage and time-course of drug concentration in the body usually as reflected in plasma drug concentrations
WHAT THE BODY DOES TO THE DRUG
What is Pharmacodynamics?
Concerning the mech. of drug action to include the relation between drug conc. and the magnitude of effect
WHat the drug does to the body
Describe drug specific effects of drug
dose-response relationship
site of biological effect
disposition of drug
potency
dosage form
Describe patient specific effects of drug
environmental/dietary exposures
psych condition
genetic constitution
enzyme act.
age/sex
disposition of drug
What are routes of drug administration?
Topical
Enteral
Parenteral
Specific sites/Cavities
What are advantages of IV route?
potential immediate onset, emergency uses, permits titration, may be only suitable route, larger volumes can be used
What are disadvantages of IV route?
Once given, cannot obviously take back. Not suitable for oily or insoluble substances
What are special uses for SQ route?
May be used for suspensions or slow-releas implants
What are limitations of SQ route?
Not suitable for large volumes, irritating substances
What are special uses of IM route?
Can accept larger volumes and some irritating substances
What are GI factors with drug absorption and distribution?
Emptying time, intestinal transit, presence of food, local blood flow and local pH
What does the degree of ionization of a drug depend on?
pKa and the local pH
Where is drug absorption PO route fastest?
In the small intestine- has to do with the increase in surface area of absorption
At what sites is absorption best?
At sites where drug is unionized.
In regards to stomach what has significant effect on rate of drug absorption?
The rate at which it empties
What is the absorption of weak bases dependent on?
Its arrival in the small intestine
Drug accumulation in tissues is dependant on what?
On sites where the degree of ionization is greatest
What are the fluid compartments of drug distribution?
Vascular
Interstitial
Intracellular
What is the volume of distribution?
Vd relates the amount of drug in the body compared to the plasma concentration.