Summary: Pharmacokinetics

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  • 1 Introduction: Basic concideration

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  • What graph do we get if we mix pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics together?

    Y = Effect 
    X = Time 

    Concentration falls apart
  • What does the body do to the drugs?

    ADME

    Absorption =  Entrance into the body (systemic circulation)

    Distribution =  Spreading throughout body

    Metabolism = Chemical “transformation”

    Excretion =  Exit from the body
  • Whan do we speak of the right effect after binding and activation of the drug to target?

    When there is sufficient concentration at the right place
  • What are the phases of preclinical testing?

    In Vitro PK/PD
    Animal PK/PD
    Toxicity 
    PK/PD Guided Dose Escalation (Phase | )
    Safety Assesment (Phase | )
  • What are the phases of clinical testing?

    Dose (Conc) Response Trials (Phase ||)
    Efficacy (Phase ||)
    Dosage Selection (Phase ||)
    Patient Variabels   (Phase ||)

    Population PK/PD (Phase |||)
    Characteristics in Large Efficacy Trials(Phase |||)
    PK/PD in Special Populations (Phase |||)

    Postmarketing Surveillance
  • What are the dosage forms for absorption?

    Liquid
    Tablet
    Capsule 
    Suppository 
    Patch
  • What are the administration routes?

    Intravascular 
    Extravascular
    Parenteral 
    Enteral 
    Local/Regional 
    Systemic
  • What is Intravascular administration route? Give examples

    Directly into the blood 

    Examples:
    Intraveneus: Injection/infusion 
    Intra-Arterially
  • What is parenteral administration route? Give examples

    Not via GI tract 

    Intraveneus/Intra-arterial 
    Intramuscular
    Sub/-intracutaneous
    Pulmonary 
    Intranasal 
    Intra-/transdermal 
    Inhalation
  • What is Enteral administration route? Give examples

    Via the GI tract 

    Oral 
    Rectal 
    Sublingual 
    Buccal
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