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Tuesday, December 9, 2014

The drug delivery - Pharmacokinetics

After being absorbed into the blood, part of the drug binds to plasma protein (the protein in cells is also associated drug), the drug free is not attached to the protein through a circuit to turn on the model, in which effect (the receptor), on reserve size, or metabolized and excreted. Between free drug concentration (T) and protein complexes - medication (P-T) always have a dynamic balance:
T + P  P - T
The process of drug delivery depends on the circulation area. Depending on the vasculature, thuongchia body into 3 time (H2)

Two types of factors that affect the distribution of drugs in the body:
On the side of the body: the nature of the membrane, the membrane capillaries, the number of binding sites and pHcua environmental medicine.
Towards drugs: molecular weight ratio of lipid and water soluble, acidic or base, of ionization, the affinity of the drug to the receptor.
The drugs linked to plasma proteins
Location attached
Much attached to plasma albumin (the drug is weak acid) and vaoglycoprotein (the drug is weak base) by binding reversibly.
Binding
Depending on the affinity of each drug to plasma proteins (Table 1)

The drugs linked to plasma proteins depends on three factors:
The number of drug binding sites on plasma proteins.
Molar concentrations of the drug-binding proteins.
Constant associated drug or drug affinity constants.
Meaning of drug binding to plasma proteins
How easily absorbed, slow elimination for high blood protein absorption in place, the drug will be pulled quickly to the circuit.
Plasma protein stroma, the drug stockpile, after applying the drug, the drug will be released from the free-form and form new freedom through biological membranes to exert pharmacological effects.
Free drug concentration in plasma and interstitial fluid outside always in equilibrium. When the drug concentration in interstitial fluid reduction in plasma drug will come out, will release the drug binding protein drugs to keep the balance.
Many drugs can be attached to the first position of the plasma proteins, causing the dispute, depending on the affinity of the drug. Drugs were ejected from the protein will increase the effect, can be toxic. For example, on the tolbutamid used to treat diabetes, joint pain now, sharepoint phenylbutazone, phenylbutazone will push tolbutamid a free-form, causing sudden hypoglycemia.
Sometimes both endogenous drug pushing, causing poisoning endogenous: salicylates push bilirubin, sulfamid insulin hypoglycemia push out of position associated with protein.
During treatment, the initial loading dose to saturate the binding site, then the maintenance dose to steady work.
In the case of pathological increase - decrease plasma proteins (such as malnutrition, liver cirrhosis, renal failure, elderly ...), required dose adjustment.
The redistribution
Common to many of the fat soluble drug, which acts on the central nervous and intravenous drug use. One typical example of this phenomenon is anesthetized with thiopental, a fat-soluble drugs. So much brain perfusion, the drug concentration in the brain achieve maximum very quickly. When stopped injection, plasma concentrations of thiopental in rapid decline since the drug diffuses into the tissues, especially adipose tissue. Drug concentrations in the brain decreases with it ng plasma. So rapid induction, but the effects are not long passion. As for the additional dose to maintain anesthesia, drugs accumulate in fatty tissues. Since this drug is released into the blood to the brain when the drug was stopped, making drug effects setups become prolonged.
The special distribution
Transporting drugs into the CNS
Mode of transportation: the drug must pass 3 "fence":
From brain capillaries in nervous tissue (the blood - brain): soluble drug in the lipid permeable, water-soluble drugs are difficult to overcome because of glial cells (astrocytes - astrocytes) is very close together, at the basement membrane, in addition to the capillary endothelium.
From the choroid plexus in the cerebrospinal fluid (BBB - meningitis or reduced blood-CSF) as fence on; strong lipid soluble drug.
From CSF in neural tissue (CSF barrier - the brain), performed by passive diffusion.
The determinants of the speed transport drugs into the cerebrospinal fluid and brain are the same principles permeate biological membranes, such as:
The level of drug linked to plasma proteins.
The degree of ionization of the free drug (depending on pH and pKa).
Distribution coefficient lipid / water free of the drug is not ionized (solubility in lipids).
Drugs from the CSF is done m ot part by active transport mechanisms in the choroid plexus (an active transport system for the weak acid and a different system for the weak base). From the brain, the drug diffusion mechanism passive, dependent mainly on the lipid solubility of the drug.
The blood - brain depends on the age and disease status: in infants and young children, less the amount of myelin structure "fence" is not enough "tight" so easy diffusion drugs in the brain. Penicillin failed the normal meninges, but blocks inflammation, penicillin and other drugs can pass.
BBB nature of a lipid barrier without pipes, so, for the strong of lipid soluble substances, as there is no fence. Some small areas of the brain such as the human side of the hypothalamus, periventricular floor 4, pineal and pituitary lobe after no fence.
As a result of shipping:
The drug can dissolve in fat absorbed very quickly into the brain, but it does not stay long (see "redistribution").
Ionized many drugs, soluble in fat, hard to penetrate into the central nervous: atropine sulfate, bearing amine 3, less ionized, enter the CNS; atropine methyl bromide also bring amine 4, strongly ionized, not to be CNS.
You can change the drug distribution between plasma and brain by changing the pH of the plasma: In the treatment of phenobarbital poisoning, transmission of NaHCO 3 to raise blood pH (7.6) beyond the pH of the cerebrospinal fluid (7.3), making the concentration of ionized plasma concentration of phenobarbital increases nonionic will take the form of reduced non-ionized drugs from CSF
in blood.
Transporting drugs across the placenta
method
Fetal capillaries in the villi are embedded in the mother's blood pool, so blood between mother and fetus "placenta". The permeability of capillaries m antenna increases with gestational age fetus. The absorption and also according to the general rule:
The fat-soluble drugs passive diffusion: anesthetic vapor, (protoxyd nitrogen, halothane, cyclopropan), thiopental.
Active transport: amino acids, ions Ca ++, Mg ++.
Competent cells (pinocytosis) with drops of maternal plasma.
result
Except for the water-soluble drugs have molecular weights larger than 1000 (such as dextran) and the primary amine 4 (galanin, Neostigmine) did not pass the placenta, many drugs can enter the fetal blood, dangerous for pregnant (phenobarbital, sulphonamides, morphine), therefore, should not be taken as "placenta".
The amount of protein- bound drugs in maternal blood plasma drug concentration is high, low free, drug free only new blood to be human, in this part of the drug to attach to human blood plasma proteins, so the concentration free drug in the blood lower. To obtain free drug concentrations similar to maternal blood, need some time to 40 minutes. For example, injection of thiopental to the mother during labor, and after 10 minutes, the mother is blood concentrations of thiopental in children has not achieved the maze, which explains why the mother was sleeping but can lay out child I was still awake.
In addition, the placenta has many as cholinesterase enzyme, monoamine oxidase, hydroxylase may metabolize the drug, to reduce the effect to protect the fetus.
The cumulative drug
Some drugs or poisons have very tight linkage (usually covalent link) with a number of tissues in the body and is retained for a long time, tens monthly nă m after dosing, with the only is 1: DDT linked to fatty tissue, tetracycline attached to bone, tooth germ, As keratinocytes attached to ...
Some drug accumulation in skeletal muscle cells and other tissues with higher concentrations in the blood. If the binding is reversible drug, the drug will be liberated from the "reserves" in the blood (see "redistribution"). Quinacrin concentrations in liver cells when used long-term drug may be higher plasma concentrations several hundred times due to liver cells with active transport processes quinacrin pulled into cells.
Pharmacokinetic parameters of the distribution: the volume of distribution (Vd)
define
The volume of distribution indicates an apparent volume (no really) contains all the medicine has been taken into the body to the concentration of the drug concentration in the same command ết.
Vd = (D / Cp) lit
D: dose of medication into the body (mg) intravenously. If another way to take into account the bioavailability: D x F
Cp: plasma concentrations measured immediately after delivery and before elimination. Eg, there is no real volume, measured by L (liter) or L / kg.
For example, a person weighing 60 kg, there may be water in 36 L (60% of body weight), was taking 0.5 mg (500 g) with F oral digoxin is 0.7. Measurement of plasma digoxin concentrations found Cp = 0.7 ng / mL (0.0007 mg / mL).
So: Vd = (0.5 x 0.7) / 0.0007 = 500L or 8.3 L / kg
Vd = 500L, grew by nearly 14 times the amount of water in the body so that the apparent volume.
Reviews and clinical significance
Vd is the smallest in plasma volume (3L or 0,04L / kg). There is no limit on the Vd. Ie the greater the drug proved much more attached to the model: the treatment of bone and joint infections should choose appropriate antibiotics have large Vd.
Knowing eg drug, calculate the dose needed to achieve hats g desired plasma:

D = Vd x Cp

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