Pharmacokinetics flashcards
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This GoConqr page gathers pharmacokinetics flashcards on drug absorption, distribution, metabolism and excretion. It offers university students a way to practise these topics and teachers material to use in their teaching. There are over 160 flashcard resources made by more than 110 users, mostly at university level. Choose a deck to get started.
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- Pharmacokinetic and Pharmacodynamic Relationships13
- Routes of Drug Administration40
- Drug Absorption and Distribution55
- Drug Metabolism55
- Drug Elimination and Excretion5
- Drug Clearance and Half-Life14
- Pharmacokinetic Models and Calculations8
- Drug Interactions12
- Variability in Drug Response14
- Drug Dosing and Therapeutic Monitoring17
Flashcards
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189 cardsPharmacokinetics and Pharmacodynamics What is Pharmacology?
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68 cardsDrug absorption, distribution, metabolism and excretion Why is it important to know about ADME of a drug?
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102 cardsaug 24
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121 cardsPHARMACOLOGY Post Test (Phases of Drug Action)
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68 cardsDrug absorption, distribution, metabolism and excretion Why is it important to know about ADME of a drug?
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68 cardsDrug absorption, distribution, metabolism and excretion Why is it important to know about ADME of a drug?
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41 cardsPharmacology Introduction (3) How does the medicine know where to go?
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38 cardsTransdermal Drug Delivery 1 Topical drug delivery
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58 cardsDrug receptor interactions and distribution If a X amount of a drug is absorbed what % ends up in the: 1) Plasma 2) Fat 3) Plasma protein (bound drug) ...
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65 cardsPharma 2 What are the essentials for effective drug therapy?
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14 cardsDrug metabolism What are the four regions of drug metabolism?
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62 cardsPharmacokinetics
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44 cardsPharmacokinetics What is pharmacokinetics?
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51 cardsModule 2- Pharmacokinetics and Drug Metabolism
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36 cardsADME - METABOLISM OF DRUG + FIRST-PASS METABOLISM Body organs responsible for detoxification
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45 cardsModule 2- Pharmacokinetics and Drug Metabolism
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26 cardsPharmacokinetics: Excretion & Drug Interactions How are the following excreted from the body: a) Volatile drugs b) Hydrophilic drugs c) Lipophilic drugs d)...
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35 cardspharm 2060 MT 1 - 2
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48 cards1_Factors influencing drug clearnace, half life, bioavailability, volume of distribution, first pass Essentials of optimal drug therapy
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43 cardsPharmacokinetics & Pharmacodynamics 5 What is an alternative term for metabolism?
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29 cardsPrinciples of Individualisation of Drug Therapy: Drug Dosing and Disease and Patient Factors (How and When to Change Dosing): Age, Disease, Genetics Interindividual variations in drug response in humans
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46 cardsPharmacokinetics 2
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53 cardsPharmacokinetics What relationship does PK have?
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37 cardsPharmacokinetics & Pharmacodynamics 4 What happens when drug administration by IV, IM, SC and orally is plotted on a concentration time graph?
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34 cardsPharm I - Pharmacokinetics Volume of Distribution Vd
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30 cardspharmacokinetics what are the 4 stages of pharmacokinetics?
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28 cardsBrain penetration why do we need a blood brian barrier
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36 cardsPharmacology
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30 cardsDrug Transporters where is OATP found and what does it interact with
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21 cardsPharmacokinetics: Distribution & Metabolism Define: Drug Distribution
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39 cardsCytochrome P450 (CYP) Enzymes What are the seven major cytochrome p450 (CYP) enzymes that are important to know?
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21 cardsLecture 2 cards Oral med pathway
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14 cardsLiver What are xenobiotics?
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20 cardsPharmacokinetics 2 What is volume of distribution
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9 cardsDrug Administration What are the 2 main routes of administration?
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103 cardsPharmacology What is the definition of pharmokinetics and what are the 5 stages. Define each.
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148 cardsaug 25 PRIMARY organ of drug metabolism.
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75 cardsINTRO TO ADME Four phases of PK (pharmacokinetics)
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200 cardsPharmacology 2 What is P-gp
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96 cardsSeen Q day 2 optimise treatment, selecting, maximises, desired effects whilst minimizing the risk of toxicity. C conc, b...
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Start with Drug absorption, distribution, metabolism and excretion for questions across those topics. The deck asks why it is useful to know how a drug is distributed in the body, making it a useful starting point for recall.
For a closer look at a particular topic, try the deck on volume of distribution or Pharmacology, which includes questions on bioavailability and first-pass metabolism. Other decks cover drug transporters, brain penetration and drug metabolism.
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Which flashcard deck should I start with?
The deck called Drug absorption, distribution, metabolism and excretion is a useful starting point because its questions cover several parts of the topic. It asks about the importance of ADME and drug distribution. You can then move to a deck focused on an area you want to revisit.
What topics do the flashcards cover?
The decks cover absorption, distribution, metabolism and excretion, with some focusing on particular parts of pharmacokinetics. The listed topics include bioavailability, volume of distribution, drug transporters and brain penetration. There are also decks on drug administration and cytochrome P450 enzymes.
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