Nonlinear Pharmacokinetics, PHT, and CBZ- Krysiak

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When the rate of drug admin= rate of drug metabolism and excretion that is known as…

steady state

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Nonlinear pharmacokinetics can apply to which of the following processes? SATA

a. absorption

b. distribution

c. renal elimination

d. hepatic elimination

a,b,c,d

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What is nonlinear pharmacokinetics?

  • concentration and dose are NOT PROPORTIONAL

  • conc either increases/decreases more/less than expected

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What are some examples of drugs that exhibit saturable metabolism also known as michaelis-menten kinetics?

  • PHENYTOIN

  • theophylline

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What is Michaelis-Menten kinetics?

  • also known as Saturable Pharmacokinetics

  • occurs when the number of drug molecules overwhelms the enzymes' ability to metabolize the drug

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How does doubling the dose affect serum drug concentrations in Michaelis-Menten kinetics?

It will yield much higher than expected serum drug concentrations

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In Michaelis-Menten kinetics, what parameters are not constant?

  • Clearance of the drug

  • t ½

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In Michaelis-Menten kinetics, what parameters are constant?

Vd

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What is Vmax in Michaelis-Menten kinetics?

Maximum metabolic capacity when the enzyme is saturated

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What is Km in Michaelis-Menten kinetics?

Substrate concentration at which V = ½ Vm

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In Michaelis-Menten kinetics, clearance, elim rate, and time to steady state changes so what cannot be calculated in a traditional manner?

t ½

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What is the indication for fosphenytoin?

short-term parenteral admin

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100mg of phenytoin would be ______mg fosphenytoin PE.

100

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Why does fosphenytoin have less risk of CV collapse or CNS depression than IV phenytoin?

does not contain propylene glycol

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What is the salt factor of phenytoin sodium?

What is the salt factor of phenytoin acid?

  • Na= 0.92

  • acid= 1

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Phenytoin acid is not to be used for what?

once daily dosing

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What amount of phenytoin is toxic? lethal?

>30 mcg/ml = toxic

>100mcg/ml= lethal

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What are the max IV rates for phenytoin and fosphenytoin?

  • phenytoin—> do not exceed rate of 50mg/min

  • fosphenytoin—> do not exceed rate of 150mg PE/min

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Does hypoalbuminemia lead to a higher or lesser chance of phenytoin toxicity?

What value is considered hypoalbuminemia?

  • more (phenytoin 92% protein bound—> hypoalbuminemia would lead to more free drug= toxicity)

  • alb < 3 gm/dL

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<p>recognize this is the equation used if you have to calculate a corrected phenytoin level!!!</p><p>(equation given on exam)</p>

recognize this is the equation used if you have to calculate a corrected phenytoin level!!!

(equation given on exam)

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How do you calculate phenytoin Vd?

  • Vd= phenytoin Vd x weight

  • phenytoin Vd= 0.7L/kg

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To calculate Vd, what weight do we use?

a. ideal body weight

b. adjusted body weight

c. actual body weight

d. corrected body weight

c.

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When do you administer a phenytoin loading dose?

  • newly diagnosed and phenytoin naive

  • pt. on phenytoin but has low level

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How frequently should you administer oral phenytoin?

  • in 3 divided doses of IR

  • 1-2 divided doses of ER

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<p>Recognize this is the equation for calculating a loading dose of phenytoin.</p>

Recognize this is the equation for calculating a loading dose of phenytoin.

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<p>In the michaelis-menten equation, what do we assume for Km and Vm?</p>

In the michaelis-menten equation, what do we assume for Km and Vm?

  • Km= 4mg/L

  • Vm= 7mg/kg/day

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What is t90%?

minimum time a pt. must have received a maintenance dose before assuming the pt. is at steady state

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What is the therapeutic range for total phenytoin in general?

  • 10-20 mcg/ml

    • 5-10 mcg/ml may be good for some pts.

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BBW of carbamazepine?

  • thrombocytopenia, aplastic anemia or agranulocytosis

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What is the Vd for Carbamazepine?

  • adults: 1.2 L/kg

  • children: 1.9L/kg

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What’s unique about carbamazepine metabolism? How does that relate to dosing?

  • AUTOINDUCTION!!!

  • pts. can’t be initially placed on dose of CBZ that will result in safe/effective outcomes

    • star with 1/4- 1/3 of usual dose

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About how many days does it take to titrate up the dose of carbamazepine to the desired dose?

21-28 days

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Is dose reduction of CBZ required in renal failure?

no

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CBZ is an inducer and substrate of what enzymes?

  • CYP3A4, 1A2, 2C9 inducer

  • CYP3A4 substrate

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What disease state effects the dosing of CBZ?

hepatotoxicity

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When is the pseudolinear pharmacokinetic method indicated?

only indicated to determine estimate of CBZ concentration after dose change