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19 notecards = 5 pages (4 cards per page)

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Pharmacology

front 1

Area under curve

back 1

Dose range that is effective

front 2

Primary pharmacokinetic paramaters

back 2

Clearance
Volume of distribution

front 3

Clearance

back 3

volume of lood completely cleared of drug per unit time

front 4

Volume of distribution

back 4

volume and extent of distribution

front 5

volume of distribution is measured as

back 5

bigger the number the greater the distribution

front 6

Change in clearance does not impact

back 6

volume

front 7

half life

back 7

time it takes the drug concentration to be reduced by half

front 8

secondary parameters are

back 8

impacted by primary parameters

front 9

bioavailability

back 9

measured as a fraction or percentage of drug that reaches systemic circulation

front 10

the only route of drug administration that has a bioavailability of 100%

back 10

Intravenous

front 11

What is CL

back 11

clearance

front 12

What is Vd

back 12

Volume of distribution

front 13

What is t1/2

back 13

half life

front 14

What is F

back 14

Bioavailability

front 15

What is Cp

back 15

concentration- total drug

front 16

What is Cu

back 16

Unbound drug Concentration

front 17

Absorption does not equal

back 17

Accumulation

front 18

What is Absorption

back 18

Your body doing something that moves the drug from where you gave it, to the blood stream. Consider oral tablets that need to go to the brain.

front 19

What is Accumulation

back 19

Adding drug to the blood stream (IV)