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Clinical Pharmacology
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Pharmacokinetics - Pharmacodynamics
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USES OF PHARMACOKINETICS
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Dose-Response Relationship
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"Target concentration" strategy
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FIRST DESCRIPTION OF THERAPEUTIC DRUG MONITORING
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DRUG CANDIDATES FOR TDM
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TARGET CONCENTRATION STRATEGY
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TRADITIONAL Guidelines for DIGOXIN Levels
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SURVIVAL as a function of DIGOXIN LEVEL measured after 1 Month Rx
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3 DISTRIBUTION VOLUMES
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INITIAL DIGITALIZATION
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DISTRIBUTION DELAYS ONSET of DIGOXIN Chronotropic Action
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ELIMINATION HALF-LIFE
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ELIMINATION PARAMETERS
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MAINTENANCE DIGOXIN THERAPY
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CUMULATION FACTOR
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ELIMINATION RATE CONSTANT
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LOADING & MAINTENANCE DOSES
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CREATININE CLEARANCE EQUATION
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MDRD Study Equation
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CKD-EPI Collaboration Equation
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STEADY STATE CONCENTRATION
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PHENYTOIN KINETICS in Normal Subjects
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STEADY STATE EQUATIONS
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RELATIONSHIP OF PLASMA LEVEL TO PHENYTOIN DOSE
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PATIENT WHO BECAME TOXIC ON A PHENYTOIN DOSE OF 300 mg/day
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BASIS OF APPARENT FIRST-ORDER KINETICS
Description:
Explore pharmacokinetic concepts in this comprehensive lecture from the NIH Principles of Clinical Pharmacology Course. Delve into the fundamentals of clinical pharmacology, focusing on rational drug development and therapeutic utilization. Learn about dose-response relationships, therapeutic drug monitoring, and target concentration strategies. Examine distribution volumes, elimination half-life, and maintenance therapy using digoxin as a case study. Understand creatinine clearance equations and their importance in drug dosing. Investigate steady-state concentrations and the complexities of phenytoin kinetics. Gain insights into apparent first-order kinetics and their clinical implications. This 54-minute presentation by Dr. Juan J.L. Lertora offers a deep dive into essential pharmacokinetic principles for healthcare professionals and researchers in the field of clinical pharmacology.

Introduction to Clinical Pharmacology and Therapeutics - Pharmacokinetic Concepts - Part 2

NIH Clinical Center
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