RX523 Pharmacokinetics in Older Adults

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How does oral absorption change in older adults?

- Decreased gastric acid secretion

- Delayed gastric emptying

- Decreased GI motility

- Decreased bioavailability for drugs requiring acidic pH

- Increased bioavailability for high ER drugs

- Decreased first-pass metabolism

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How does absorption change through other routes in older adults?

- Increased transdermal

- Decreased subcutaneous

- Decreased intramuscular

- Decreased pulmonary

- Decreased ocular

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How does distribution change in older adults?

- Decreased lean body mass, decreased Vd for those drugs

- Increased total body fat mass, increased Vd and half-life for those drugs

- Decreased Vd for hydrophilic drugs, decrease dose

- Albumin may decrease

- Increased alpha-1 acid glycoprotein

- Decreased P-glycoprotein

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How does metabolism change in older adults?

- Decreased hepatic blood flow

- Decreased metabolism of high ER drugs, decrease dose

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How does renal excretion change in older adults?

- Decreased GFR and tubular secretion

- Function declines with age

- Cockcroft-Gault overestimates function

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Which statement accurately describes a commonly occurring physiological characteristic that may impact drug distribution or protein binding in an older adult?

Decreased muscle mass

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Match the route of drug administration with the predicted absorption effect on bioavailability for an older adult patient.

Intramuscular

Decreased

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Match the route of drug administration with the predicted absorption effect on bioavailability for an older adult patient.

Subcutaneous

Decreased

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Match the route of drug administration with the predicted absorption effect on bioavailability for an older adult patient.

Transdermal

Increased

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Which statement accurately describes a commonly occurring physiological characteristic that may impact drug metabolism in an older adult?

Reduced hepatic clearance for high ER drugs

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Which statement accurately describes a commonly occurring physiological characteristic that may impact drug excretion in an older adult?

Increased estimated CrCl with reduced Scr with reduced muscle mass

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Which statement accurately describes a commonly occurring physiological characteristic that may impact oral drug absorption in an older adult?

Decreased GI motility