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What is the route of absorption for primary amides of estrone?
What is the route of absorption for primary amides of estrone?
- Through the skin
- Through injection
- Through inhalation
- Through the oral route (correct)
What is the chemical structure that primary amides of estrone are absorbed through?
What is the chemical structure that primary amides of estrone are absorbed through?
- R-COOH
- R-OH
- R-Cl
- R-NH-C (correct)
What is the comparison being made in the text?
What is the comparison being made in the text?
- Between two types of medication
- Between two absorption routes
- Between two hormone structures
- Between primary amides of estrone and carboxylic acid (correct)
What is the focus of the text?
What is the focus of the text?
What is the other compound being compared to primary amides of estrone?
What is the other compound being compared to primary amides of estrone?
What is a characteristic of primary medications?
What is a characteristic of primary medications?
What is the purpose of using primary medications?
What is the purpose of using primary medications?
Which of the following is an example of a primary medication?
Which of the following is an example of a primary medication?
What happens to primary medications in the body?
What happens to primary medications in the body?
What is the result of breaking down primary medications?
What is the result of breaking down primary medications?
What is the purpose of the drug if it doesn't act locally in the gastrointestinal tract?
What is the purpose of the drug if it doesn't act locally in the gastrointestinal tract?
What is the barrier that the drug needs to pass through to reach the bloodstream?
What is the barrier that the drug needs to pass through to reach the bloodstream?
What is the acid that the drug, enalapril, is converted to?
What is the acid that the drug, enalapril, is converted to?
Why does the drug need to pass through the gastrointestinal mucosal membrane?
Why does the drug need to pass through the gastrointestinal mucosal membrane?
What is the chemical name of the drug?
What is the chemical name of the drug?
What is the chemical formula for the medication chloramphenicol?
What is the chemical formula for the medication chloramphenicol?
What is the name of the medication that is an example of a primary amide?
What is the name of the medication that is an example of a primary amide?
What is the chemical structure of chloramphenicol?
What is the chemical structure of chloramphenicol?
What is the name of the medication that is a palmitate?
What is the name of the medication that is a palmitate?
What is the chemical functional group found in chloramphenicol?
What is the chemical functional group found in chloramphenicol?
What is the status of some features?
What is the status of some features?
What action is being performed?
What action is being performed?
What is the name of the translation service?
What is the name of the translation service?
What time is mentioned in the text?
What time is mentioned in the text?
What question is being asked?
What question is being asked?
Flashcards
Route of absorption for primary amides of estrone
Route of absorption for primary amides of estrone
Primary amides of estrone are absorbed orally.
Chemical structure for oral absorption
Chemical structure for oral absorption
R-NH-C
Comparison in the text
Comparison in the text
Comparison between primary amides of estrone and carboxylic acids.
Focus of the text
Focus of the text
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Compound compared to primary amides
Compound compared to primary amides
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Characteristic of primary medications
Characteristic of primary medications
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Purpose of primary medications
Purpose of primary medications
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Example of a primary medication
Example of a primary medication
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Fate of primary medications in body
Fate of primary medications in body
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Result of breaking down primary medications
Result of breaking down primary medications
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Drug purpose (non-local action)
Drug purpose (non-local action)
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Barrier for drug to bloodstream
Barrier for drug to bloodstream
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Enalapril conversion acid
Enalapril conversion acid
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Reason for mucosal membrane crossing
Reason for mucosal membrane crossing
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Chemical name of enalapril
Chemical name of enalapril
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Chloramphenicol chemical formula
Chloramphenicol chemical formula
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Primary amide example
Primary amide example
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Chloramphenicol chemical structure
Chloramphenicol chemical structure
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Chloramphenicol palmitate
Chloramphenicol palmitate
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Chloramphenicol functional group
Chloramphenicol functional group
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Status of features
Status of features
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Action performed
Action performed
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Translation service name
Translation service name
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Time mentioned
Time mentioned
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Question asked
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Study Notes
Primary Drugs
- Primary drugs, such as prodrugs, are converted into smaller compounds, one of which is the active drug.
- Prodrugs are used to enhance the absorption of poorly absorbed drugs from the gastrointestinal system.
Absorption of Primary Drugs
- Primary drugs, such as esters, are absorbed orally more than carboxylic acid forms, e.g., enalapril: R = CH3, enalaprilic acid: R = H, OH.
- Unless the purpose of the drug is to act locally in the gastrointestinal system, it must cross the gastric mucosal barrier to reach the bloodstream and then the target site.
Examples of Primary Drugs
- Osalazine and chloramphenicol palmitate are examples of primary drugs.
- Chloramphenicol has a molecular weight of 143.
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