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Case Study:Drug Dosage
CS 170:Computing for the Sciences
and Mathematics
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Administrivia
Last time (in P265) Constrained Growth
Today Case Study: Drug Dosage HW3 Due HW4 Assigned
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Pharmacokinetics
Scenario:Your company is developing a drug to help with something. You’ve been tasked with determining what the dosage instructions are going to be.
What you know: A little biology Minimum effective (and Minimum toxic) drug
concentrations Half-life of the drug
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One-Compartment Model of Single Dose
Concentration of drug in system = amount of
drug/volume of blood
MEC = minimum effective concentration
MTC = maximum therapeutic concentration
or minimum toxic concentration
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Example: Aspirin
Blood in an adult's body ≈ 5 litersAmount of plasma ≈ 3 litersTwo 325 mg tablets: 2(325)1000 µg
Plasma half-life (t1/2) of dose ~ 3.1 to 3.2 hr
Q = aspirin_in_plasma
dQ/dt = -KQ with K = -ln(0.5)/t1/2
Therapeutic range 150-300 µg/ml
Consider only a single dose
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Example: Dilantin
Amount of plasma ≈ 3 litersOne 100 mg tablet: 100,000 µg
Plasma half-life (t1/2) of dose ~ 22 hrs
Q = dilantin_in_plasma
dQ/dt = -KQ with K = -ln(0.5)/t1/2
Therapeutic range 10-20 µg/ml Toxicity only occurs at > 20,000 µg/ml
Consider repeated doses. What is a good range?
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Mathematics of Repeated Doses
Absorption level ≈ 0.12
Elimination rate of –ln(0.5)/22 ≈ 0.0315
Amount of drug in the system after 8 hr is Q
= Q0e-0.0315(8) ≈ (12)(0.7772) = 9.3264 mg
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HOMEWORK!
READ Module 3.5 in the textbook
Homework 4 READ Module 7.4 in the textbook COMPLETE Projects 1 and 2 (page 276) Due next Monday, October 4th