Pharmacokinetics

Pharmacokinetics

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In general, the study of drugs is known as ​

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Using the drug for its intended medical use is known as ​

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pharmacokinetics

pharmacodynamics

pharmacology

therapeutics

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Match the organs into their correct role in Pharmacokinetics

• Respiratory Tract and Digestive Tract

• Urinary System including Kidneys

• Tissues and Cardiovascular System

• Liver

Absorption and Excretion

Excretion and (sometimes) metabolism

Absorption (parenteral) and Distribution

Metabolism

• Absorption and Excretion

• Excretion and (sometimes) metabolism

• Absorption (parenteral) and Distribution

• Metabolism

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Match the following terms to the meaning

• Bioavailability

• Agonist

• Anatagonist

• Affinity

• Efficacy

Amount of active drug that reaches blood

Agent activating the receptor

Agent inhibiting the receptor

Attraction of drug to receptor

Maximal effect of the drug

• Amount of active drug that reaches blood

• Agent activating the receptor

• Agent inhibiting the receptor

• Attraction of drug to receptor

• Maximal effect of the drug

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Lag

Onset of action

Duration of action

Therapeutic Range

Subtherapeutic (ineffective) range

Peak Effect

Adverse range

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Open Ended

Using previous slides - explain the effects these factors can have on the drug - try to use as much terminology as you have learnt so far:

Age:
Using multiple medications:
First Pass Effect:

Multiple Choice

A drug of 100mg is administered IV at 4:00

At 4:15 75mg of the drug remains in the blood stream

At 4:30 50mg of drug remains in the blood stream

At 5:00 25mg of drug remains in the blood stream

At 6:30 6.25mg drug remains in the blood stream

What is the half life of this drug?

• 15 minutes

• 30 minutes

• 45 minutes

• 1 hour

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Drugs administered subcutaneously will have a longer ​

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if the patient is dehydrated

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of the drug will be increased

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of the drug will be increased

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From 1 to 5 - which routes of administration will have the longest onset and duration. 1 (left) being shortest onset and duration of action, 5 (right) being longest onset and duration.

• IV

• IP

• IM

• SC

• PO

1

2

3

4

5

• 1
• 2
• 3
• 4
• 5