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ph of weak acid
where do weak acids get absorbed
-ph 1-3
-stomach
ph of weak base
where do weak bases get absorbed
- ph 6-8
- small intestine
how do antacids alter the gastric and intestinal ph
- inc the ph of the gi tract
antacids have what effect on acidic drugs
- bc they inc the ph of the gi tract, dec absorption of acidic drugs
antacids have what effect on basic drugs
- bc they inc the solubility of basic drugs, they inc absorption of basic drugs
antacids may chelate drug molecules to form soluble or insoluble complex, how does this affect F
inc or dec F
name some drugs with drug interaction with antacid
-chlorpromazine
-isoniazid
-quinine
- tetracycline
- indomethacin
- chlorpromazine
- digoxin
patient counseling/education for antacids
- stagger doses of antacids and drugs by 2 hrs
drug interactions with resins
- resins bind to drugs in the gi tract
-cholestryaine reduced the absorption
cholestryamine is what kind of drug
-resin
eg of resins
- chephalexin
- sulphamethoxazole
-thyroxine
- warfarin
factors that effect on distribution on absorption
-lipid solubility
-binding to plasma protein and tissues
in order for drug to effect distribution, does the drug need to have low or high protein binding
- high protein binding will affect vd
t/f drugs with high cl , will get cl faster
drugs with high cl, means they have a high extraction ration, cl is not dependent on protein binding, cl is unaltered
warfarin more potent isomer is
s isomer
inducer or inhib
- rifampin
inducer
ind or inhib
-barbiturates
- nonselective inducer
ind or ihbit
phenytoin
ind or inhib
carbamazepine
inducer
ind or inhib
st. johns wort
inducer
name of all of the factors that cause enzyme induction
-rifampin
-barbiturates
- phenytoin
-carbamazepine
- st. johns wort
cyp 1a2 is induced by
- smoking, omeprazole
cyp 2 c9 is induced by
- phenytoin
cyp 2c19 is induced by
rifampin
cyp 2d 6 is induced by
nothing
cyp 3a4 is induced by
rifampin
what cyps are induced during a enzyme induction
- cyp 1a2
- cyp 2c19
-cyp 2c9
-cyp 2d6
- cyp 3a4
what is the interaction b/t phenobarbital and warfarin
- phenobarb potent inducer
- inc cl
- dec css
- dec plasma conc
- dec effect
phenobarb effect on contraceptives
- dec effect of contraceptives
- need back up method of contraception
rafampin ind or inhibt
potent inducer of cyp 3a4
name the drugs that have a interaction with rafampin- 2
oral contraceptives
warfarin
warfarin and rifampin effect
- dec auc
warfarin and contraceptives
- dec t1/2
inhibt or inducer
carbamezapine
autoinducer
wht is the effect of taking carbamezpine and clonazepm
- since carb is a potent inducer, it causes the inc in enzymes
- inc enzymes , inc cl of clonazepam
-dec cp of clonazepam
st johns wort induced what cyps
cyp 3a4
cyp 2 c9
cyp 1a2
- pgp
what are the active components of st johns wort
-hypericin
- hyperforin
main st john interactions
- cyclosporin
- warfarin
- digoxin
induc or inhbit
cipro
- inhibits cyp 1a2
- inhibitor
induc or inhib
sulfaphenzole, sulfinpyrazone
- inhibit 2c19
-inhib
induc or inhib
- ketoconzaole, itraconazole
-inhib
- inhib cyp 3a4
inhib or induc
cimetedine
- inhib
-cyp 1a2, 2c9, 2c19, 3a4
chloramphenicol inducer or inhib
inhibitor
what happens when you take chloramphenicol with phenytoin
t1/2 inc longer half life
alcohol and disulfiram rxn
- inhibits acetaldehyde dehydrogenase
- severe nausea
- treatment for chronic alcoholism
disulfiram and warfarin
- inhibit the metabolism of warfarin
- inc anticoag effect of warfarin
name two main benzodiazepines that disfulfiram reactions with
- chlordiazepoxide
- diazepam
drug interactions with sulfinyrazone
- inhibits
- displaces from plasma protein binding
- inhibits hepatic metab
- inc plasma concen
metonidazole and warfarin
- t1/2 inc of warfarin
- inc in anticoag effect
- inc in s warfarin, inc more potent effect
- no effect on r warfarin
what is cimetidine
- h2 antagonist
- non selective inhibitor
other h2 antagonists that do not inhibit drug metabolism
- ranitidine
- famotidine
cimetidine and warfarin
- cim is a ihibit
- inc in in cp of warfarin
-
cimetidiene affects the metabolism of 3 main drugs
- warfarin
- theophylline
- phenytoin
cimetidine affects benzodiapepines
- inc t1/2
- dec cl
- inc in plasma con

exception (LOT)-
lorazepam, oxazepam, temazepam
okay to give bc no drug interactions
drug interactions with cipro-2
- inhibit 1a2
- responsible for the metabolism of theophylline
- inc t 1/2 of theophy
- inc se of theophylline
cipro inhib or induc
- inhibitor of cyp 1a2
se of theophylline
- nausea
- vommiting
- dizzines
- tachy
- seizure
if you cant have cipro and theophylinne together , what is in alternative
- give other quinone antibiotics
- levofloxacin
- gatifoxacin
- moxifloxacin
- sparfloxacin
amiodarone inhibts or induces what cyps
- inhibits cyp 2c9
- inhibits cyp 2d6
what is the drug interaction with grapefruit
- grapefruit juice has been shown to inc F and cp of many drug with low oral F
grapefruit is metabolized by what cyp
- cyp 3a4
grapefruit has the most potent interactions with what 2 drugs
- cyclosporine, inc and cp
- amiodarone
active ingredient in grapefruit juice
- naringin
- inhibits cyp 3a4
what is a cheaper and more expensive way or reducing cyclorporine con
- cheap, take grapefruit juice
- expensive: ketoconazole and diltiazem
what drug reduc hepatic blood flow
- phenobarb
what drugs inc hepatic blood flow
- propranolol
- cimetidine
- indomethacin
phenob barb and blood flow
-inc blood flow
propranolol and blood flow
dec in Qh
phenobarb and blood flow
inc in Qh
cimetididine and qh
- dec in qh
indometh and qh
- dec in qh
what happens when you take lidocaine and propanolol together
- prop dec in qh
- dec cl of lidocaine
- inc in CP of lidocaine
explain the lithium and indomethacin rxn
- indometh has been shown to dec cl of li by dec gfr
- inc con of li
- have to monitor lithium dosages
why is it imp to monitor the li and indomethacin
- b/c li is only excreted renally and when you take indometh, it dec cl
- can cause tox
probenicid inhib or inducer
inhibitor
probenicid inhibts what drugs -4
ms. i
m methotrexate
s sulfinpyraone
i indomethacin
clinically effect of probenicid
to inc concentration of ms. i
m methotrexate
s sulfinpyraone
i indomethacin
mw of biliary excretion
- mw > 300-500
enterohepatic circulation plays an important role in inc or dec excretion of ddrugs
delays excretion of drug, dec cl
drugs that undego enterhepatic circulation
- phenobarbital
- carbamazepine
- pbz
- dapsone
- rifampin
- digitoxin
- indomethacin
probenicid has what effect on renal and bile
- inhibits renal tubular secretion
- dec biliary excretion
probenicid has what effect of rifampin and indomethain cl
-dec both biliary excretion of rifam and indometh
does activated charcoal inc or dec enterohepatic circ
dec enterohepatic circulation
based on pgp
digoxin induces
-rifampin
- st johns wort
based on pgp
dixogin inhibts
- quinidine
- verapamil
- eryhromycin
- itraconazole
- ritonavir
- clarithromycin