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Faktor Fisiologis
dan
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What will we learn??
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Macam bentuk sediaan dan Cara pemberian
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Proses Obat dalam tubuh
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Mekanisme Transport Obat
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Faktor Fisiologi yang mempengaruhi Respon Obat
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Faktor Patologis yang mempengaruhi Respon Obat
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Kesimpulan
Macam Bentuk Sediaan dan
Cara Pemberian
Route Bioaviabilitas Advantages Disadvantages
IV Bolus 1. Complete (100%) systemic drug Drug is given for immediate effect. Increased chance for adverse
absorption. reaction. (Anaphylaxis)
2. Rate of bioavailability considered
instantaneous
IV infusion 1. Complete (100%) systemic drug 1. Plasma drug levels more 1. Requires skill in insertion
absorption precisely controlled. of infusion set
2. Rate of drug absorption 2. May inject large fluid volumes 2. Tissue damage at site of
controlled by infusion rate. 3. May use drugs with poor lipid injection (infiltration,
solubility and/or irritating necrosis, or sterile
drugs. abscess).
IM Rapid from aqueous solution. 1. Easier to inject than 1. Irritating drugs may be
Slow absorption from non intravenous injection. very painful.
aqueous (oil) solutions. 2. Larger volumes may be used 2. Different rates of
compared to subcutaneous absorption depending
solutions. on muscle group
injected and blood flow.
SC Prompt from aqueous solution. Generally, used for insulin injection. Rate of drug absorption
Slow absorption from repository depends on blood flow and
formulations. injection volume.
Route Bioaviability Advantages Disadvantages
SL Rapid absorption from lipid- No "first-pass" effects. Not for most drugs or drugs
soluble drugs. with high doses.
PO 1. Absorption may vary. 1. Safest and easiest route Some drugs may have erratic
2. Generally, slower absorption of drug administration. absorption, be unstable in
rate compared to IV bolus or 2. May use immediate- the gastointestinal tract, or
IM injection. release and modified- be metabolized by liver prior
release drug products. to systemic absorption.
Route Bioavailability Advantages Disadvantages
Rectal Absorption may vary from Useful when patient cannot Absorption may be erratic.
suppository. swallow medication. Suppository may migrate to
More reliable absorption from Used for local and systemic different position.
enema (solution). effects Discomfort
Transdermal 1. Slow absorption, rate may 1. Transdermal delivery Some irritation by patch or
vary. system (patch) is easy to drug.
2. Increased absorption with use. Permeability of skin
occlusive dressing. 2. Used for lipid-soluble drugs variable with condition,
with low dose and low MW. anatomic site, age, and
gender
Inhalasi Rapid absorption May be used for local or Particle size of drug
Total dose absorbed is variable. systemic effects. determines anatomic
placement in respiratory
tract.
May stimulate cough
reflex.
Some drug may be
swallowed.
Drug Process in Body
Dose administered
Drug in tissue of
IB USI distribution
ABSORPSI DI S TR
Concentration in
systemic circulation Metabolism and/or
excretion
ELIMINASI
Concentration at
site of action
Pharmacologic
Effect
Toxicity
Clinical Response
Efficacy
Drug Process in Body
Transport Mechanism
Factors Related to Drug Response
FISIOLOGIS : UMUR
Based on International Conference on Harmonization (ICH)
1. Preterm newborn
2. Newborn (0–28 days)
3. Infant (>28 days–12 months)
4. Toddler (>12 months–23 months)
5. Preschool child (2–5 years)
6. School age child (6–11 years)
7. Adolescents (12–18 years)
8. Geriatric (Based on WHO)
Women : 45 – 55 years
Men : 55 – 75 years
Children Not a Small Adult
POLIMORFISME
variasi genetic yang muncul paling sedikit
1 % atau lebih dalam sebuah populasi.
DRUG
METABOLISME
Sitokrom
Hematology Gastrointestinal
System System
GFR dan Aliran darah Clearance Ginjal
ke Ginjal NAIK NAIK
Eliminasi MENINGKAT
shorter half-lives
Progresteron, Waktu Pengosongan
MENINGKAT Lambung TERHAMBAT
GIVE INDIVIDUAL
PRESCRIPTION