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GG: Chapter 2-4
Enzyme kinetics (FA12 p258) (FA13 p226) (SU13 p22)
Pharmacokinetics (FA12 p259) (FA13 p227) (SU13 p25) (GG p28)
Dosage calculations (FA12 p259) (FA13 p227) (SU13 p328) (GG p28)
3 QUESTION WARM-UP
1. What is the classic clinical presentation of a thyroglossal duct cyst? (FA12 p138)
asymptomatic mass in the midline of the neck
moves with swallowing
2. What conditions are associated with an elevated ESR (erythrocyte sedimentation rate)?
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(FA12 p248) (FA13 p349)
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4. Label the following graphs of enzyme kinetics:
1= Vmax
2= .5 vmax
1st order velocity
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Km
1/Vmax
1/-km
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5. Label the following plots as either competitive or noncompetitive inhibition:
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competitive inhib
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3= noncomp inhib
4= comp. inhib.
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6. What 4 pharmacokinetics equations are most important to know for Step 1?
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END OF SESSION QUIZ
A 60 kg man with status asthmaticus is being given an IV infusion of drug X at 60 mg/hr.
The clearance of drug X is 2L/h, and the volume of distribution is approximately 0.5 L/
kg. 48 hours after administration has begun, the asthma attack is under control. At this
time, the concentration of drug X in his plasma is 20 mg/L.
9. What loading dose could have been used to reach the target concentration of 20
mg/L?
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10. If the patient begins to show signs of toxicity, and the target dose is decreased to
10 mg/L, what would you do to get to this level?
11. Assuming 100% bioavailability, what oral dose of drug X would be necessary to
maintain the new target level?
12. If the patient has a kidney disease, and the clearance is reduced to 1 L/h, but Vd is
unchanged, what effect will this have on loading dose and maintenance dose?
decrease maintenance dose and dont change loading dose
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