Pharmaceutical factors affecting drug bioavailability

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What is pharmacokinetics?

What body does to drug - ADME
Absorption

Distribution

Metabolism

Excretion

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What is bioavailability (F)?

Fraction of orally administered drug absorbed into systemic circulation

F = (AUC oral)/(AUC IV)

<p>Fraction of orally administered drug absorbed into systemic circulation</p><p><span>F = (AUC oral)/(AUC IV)</span></p>
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Name 3 drugs that shouldn’t be swapped because of pharmacokinetics

Carbamazepine - antiepileptic

Lithium - bipolar

Ciclosporin - immunosuppressant

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What are MR/SR drugs used for? (2)

Reduce rate of absorption

Deliver drug to specific region of GI tract

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What are the 2 types of morphine for different pain relief?

Oramorph- oral suspension for immediate pain relief

Morphogesic SR - SR tablet for 12 hourly pain relief

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What is nifedipine?

DHP calcium channel blocker used in HT and angina

Rapid onset, short duration

<p>DHP calcium channel blocker used in HT and angina</p><p>Rapid onset, short duration</p>
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Why is omeprazole mostly given as enteric coated?

It’s acid labile

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What is omeprazole used for? (4)

  1. Indigestion

  2. Heartburn

  3. Stomach ulcers

  4. Zollinger-Ellison syndrome

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How does omeprazole work?

Activates at acidic pH

Inhibits PPs in parietal cells

Degrades at pH 5-6

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Why are skin patches used and name 2 types?

For SR

Glyceryl trinitrate and fentanyl(replace oral morphine)

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Give 3 reasons a patient might not be able to swallow

Stroke - administer via NG-tube/IV line

Severe infection - IV antibiotics

Palliative care - fentanyl patches, diamorphine via syringe driver

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What are depot injections?

Deep IM

  • used to aid compliance with injections weekly/ monthly

  • absorption by use of thick oils that slow down rate of diffusion from injection site

  • avoids first pass metabolism

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Name 2 examples of depot injections

Norethisterone enanthate in oil (contraception) every 8 weeks

Fluphenazine decanoate in oil (schizophrenia)

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Percentage solutions

100% = 100 g per 100 mL or 10 g per 10 mL or 1g per mL

 10% = 10 g per 100 ml or 1 g per 10 mL or 100 mg per mL

  1% = 1 g per 100 mL or 100 mg per 10 mL or 10 mg per mL

  0.1% = 100 mg per 100 mL or 10 mg per 10 mL or 1 mg per mL

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What is 0.1mg in mcg?

100mcg