pkchp06
Across
- 2. Portion of administered dose that contributes to plasma concentration
- 4. Tissues with delayed drug uptake such as fat and muscle
- 10. Parameter ka describing speed of drug absorption
- 14. Fraction of dose entering systemic circulation (F)
- 17. Relationship between dose and resulting plasma concentration profile
- 18. Delay before measurable absorption begins
- 19. Combining absorption, distribution, metabolism, and elimination in modeling
- 20. Tissues with fast drug uptake such as liver, kidney, and heart
Down
- 1. Model adding a second slowly equilibrating tissue group
- 3. Slowly perfused tissues that equilibrate more gradually
- 5. Early steep decline in Cp as drug enters poorly perfused tissues
- 6. Single straight line on ln(Cp) vs time plot characteristic of 1-cpt models
- 7. Curve with multiple phases reflecting distribution and elimination
- 8. Rapidly perfused tissues including plasma and eliminating organs
- 9. Model representing each tissue separately via mechanistic structure
- 11. Time required for 50% of drug in GI tract to be absorbed
- 12. Model assuming instantaneous distribution throughout body
- 13. Simplified representation grouping tissues by similar drug uptake rates
- 15. Later decline in Cp governed by drug elimination processes
- 16. Model with rapid central and slower peripheral distribution phases