RX523 Pharmacokinetics in Pregnant & Lactating Persons

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How does body composition change during pregnancy?

- Increased total body water

- Increased body fat

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How does the cardiovascular system change during pregnancy?

- Increased cardiac output and stroke volume

- Increased heart rate

- Increased blood volume

- May lead to dilutional anemia (hemodilution)

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How does the GI tract change during pregnancy?

- Decreased gastric acid secretion

- Heartburn, nausea, and vomiting

- Prolonged gastric emptying time

- Decreased intestinal motility

- Altered expression of P-gp

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How does the renal system change during pregnancy?

- Increased renal blood flow

- Decreased serum creatinine

- Increased creatinine clearance and GFR

- Altered expression of renal transporters

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How does the hepatic system change during pregnancy?

- Increased CYP3A4 and CYP2D6 activity

- Decreased CYP1A2 activity

- Increased UGT1A1 and UGT1A4 activity

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How does absorption change during pregnancy?

Reduced rate of oral absorption

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How does increased total body water impact distribution during pregnancy?

- Increased Vd, particularly for hydrophilic drugs

- Decreased Cmax

- Loading dose adjustments may be needed

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How does increased fat tissue impact distribution during pregnancy?

- Increased Vd for lipophilic drugs

- Dosing interval adjustments may be needed

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How does altered protein binding impact distribution during pregnancy?

- Reduced albumin and alpha-1 acid glycoprotein

- Decreased protein binding

- Increased fu

- Potential toxicity and reaching elimination organs more quickly

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How does metabolism change during pregnancy?

- Increased blood flow increases clearance for high ER drugs

- Metabolism may be increased or decreased depending on enzymes

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How does excretion change during pregnancy?

- Increased renal clearance

- Dose adjustment may be needed to prevent subtherapeutic concentrations

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What are the key points of drug movement across the placenta?

- Passive diffusion

- Low molecular weight drugs

- Rate determined by concentration gradient

- Protein-bound drugs do not cross

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What are the key points of drug movement into breast milk?

- Rate determined by concentration gradient

- Passive diffusion or active transport

- Weak bases, lipid-soluble, poorly protein-bound

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Match the drug physicochemical characteristic with the optimal quantifier that would facilitate drug movement across the placenta.

Drug weight

Low

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Match the drug physicochemical characteristic with the optimal quantifier that would facilitate drug movement across the placenta.

Lipid solubility

High

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Match the drug physicochemical characteristic with the optimal quantifier that would facilitate drug movement across the placenta.

Percent ionization

Low

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Match the drug physicochemical characteristic with the optimal quantifier that would facilitate drug movement across the placenta.

Percent protein binding

Low

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The pregnant person's blood supply and fetal blood supply directly mix together to facilitate the functions of the placenta.

False

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Which statement accurately describes a commonly occurring physiological change that may impact oral drug absorption in a pregnant person?

Increased stomach pH

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Match the physiological alteration commonly observed in pregnancy with the predicted impact on pharmacokinetic processes or parameters.

Nausea and vomiting

Decreased F

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Match the physiological alteration commonly observed in pregnancy with the predicted impact on pharmacokinetic processes or parameters.

Decreased albumin concentrations

Increased Vd

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Match the physiological alteration commonly observed in pregnancy with the predicted impact on pharmacokinetic processes or parameters.

Increased total body water

Decreased Cpeak

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Match the physiological alteration commonly observed in pregnancy with the predicted impact on pharmacokinetic processes or parameters.

Increased renal blood flow

Increased Clr

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Which statement accurately describes a commonly occurring physiological change that may impact drug distribution in a pregnant person?

Increased total body water