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Bioavailability
Extent and rate of a drug into the systemic circulation
Drug Distribution
Degree to which a drug distributes beyond serum or plasma
Calculate Drug Distribution (Vd)
Dose X F / Cpo
Do all drugs have fixed half life?
No about 90% do
What is the usual determination of peak concentration?
It is in serum or plasma (Cp) not whole blood
Dont know conc. of drug at the site of action
Should relate plasma conc. (Cp) to pharmacological response
Bioavailability Value (F)
Fraction of drug absorbed
(F) Between 0-1 X 100 = %
IV is 100%
F = AUC PO / AUC IV
Acutal Amount of Drug Absorbed
Dose X F (bioavailability)
Plasma Concentration
Cp
Extend line of graph to Y axis and that is plasma conc. at time 0
Volume of Distribution
Amt. of drug in body (Dosage X F)/Cp0 (Plasma Conc at time 0)
150 ug = mg
0.15 mg
Loading Dose
Volume of distribution X Cp/F
If Vd is given in l/kg then need to multiply by body weight
First Order
Change in pharmacokinetic reate reaction PROPORTIONAL to dosage
FIXED half life
Zero Order
Change in Pharmacokinetic reate reactions NOT PROPORTIONAL to dosage
Ex: alcohol
NO fixed half life
Steady State
Only applies to drugs in first order kinetics
One Compartment Model
No curve to the graph
Body viewed as single comparment (water compartment) based on drug distribution
Usually water soluble drug low Vd
Two compartment Model
Body viewed as 2 compartments based on distribution, blood flow, lipid solubility
Lipid Soluble Drugs
1st phase/alpha distribution when it is in central compartment
2nd phase/beta elimination use this for calculating Cpo
Half Life Percentages
Time 0: 100% & 0 %
Time 1: 50% & 50%
Time 2: 25% & 75%
Time 3 12.5% & 87.5%
Time 4: 6.25% & 93.75%
Time 5: 3.12% & 96.88%
Drug Clearance
Volume of biologic fluid from which a drug is removed per unit of time
t 1/2 = 0.693 X Vd / CL total
Creatine clearance is proportional to what?
Glomerular filtration