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NU 214-1 PHARMACOKINETICS EXAM
QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT ANSWERS


What is Pharmacokinetics? - ANSWER The study of drug movement throughout
the body

What does 'pharmakon' mean? - ANSWER Medicine (drug) or poison

What does 'kinesis' mean? - ANSWER Motion

Pharmacokinetics is the motion of the medicine/drug ie. what the (body/drug) does
to the (body/drug). - ANSWER What the *body* does to the *drug*

What are 4 stages of Pharmacokinetics? - ANSWER 1. Absorption

2. Distribution

3. Metabolism

4. Excretion

*Absorption* - ANSWER

Absorption is when... - ANSWER The drug enters the blood stream

Bioavailability describes what? - ANSWER The degree to which the drug is
absorbed and transported to the blood

The percent of a drug that is available to produce the effect

Note: - ANSWER Bioavailability is important because a drug that is absorbed in
the intestine must pass through the liver before it reaches systemic circulation.
Therefore when the liver filters it, it's important there is still enough of a percentage
left to produce the desired affect

*the more that is broken down, the less we have to use

, What is a bioequivalent? - ANSWER 2 drugs with the same bioavailability

The initial metabolism in the liver of the drug is called? - ANSWER The hepatic
First Pass Effect

Drug with a *high* first pass effect are given by routes other than... - ANSWER
Oral

So oral drugs and IV drugs are going to be (smaller/larger) because why? -
ANSWER Smaller because they bypass the hepatic first pass effect

*its a lower dosage because nothing is going to have been broken down

Name routes that are used for First-Pass drugs. - ANSWER -Hepatic arterial

-Oral

-Portal venous

-Rectal

Name some of the routes that are used for Non-First Pass drugs. - ANSWER -Aural
(instilled into the ear)

-Buccal

-Inhaled

-Intraarterial

-Intramuscular

-Intranasal

-Intraocular

-Intravaginal

-Intravenous

-Subcutaneous

-Sublingual

-Transdermal

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