3 STEPS:
1. PHARMACEUTICAL
3. PHARMACODYNAMICS
Interaction:
drug - receptor EFFECT
C2 MTC
Cm
D MEC
C1
A P B Q
Time
FACTORS THAT AFFECTED BOAVAILABILITY
1. PATIENT CONDITION
Age, sex, pregnancy
Food, diet etc
PER ORAL:
Solution > suspension > capsule > tablet > coated tablet
AMINOPHYLLINE
i.v
Concentration
1.50 enema
1.25 tablet
Suppository
1.00
0.75
0.50
0.25
1 2 3 4 5 6
Time
Incompatibility
Caused by:
1. Two or more drugs given at the same time
2. Drug – food absorption
Therapeutic incompatibility
Pharmaceutical incompatibility
- Physical
- Chemical
THERAPEUTIC INCOMPATIBILITY
e.g.
Over dosage
Contraindicated drugs,
Synergistic effects
Antagonistic effects
Other drug interactions related to pharmacokinetic
and pharmacodynamic interactions
Pharmacist has to consult/give suggestion to the prescriber
PHARMACEUTICAL INCOMPATIILITY
PHYSICAL INCOMPATIBILITY:
Insolubility
Liquefaction
Physical complexion
CHEMICAL INCOMPATIBILITY:
Oxidation – reduction
Acid base
Hydrolysis
Combination reaction
FORMULAS IN THE PRESCRIPTION
BENEFIT RISK
F.MAGISTRALIS -Not all drugs available in raw
-dose/drug can be determined material, if available in trade name
suitable with patient costly
- Drug in raw material -Not all dosage form can be
not costly composed in pharmacy
2. REMEDIA ADJUVANTIA
Function: symptomatic
3. REMEDIA CORRIGENTIA
R. Corr. Actionis = improving drug action
R. Corr. Saporis = making more palatable
R. Corr. Odoris = covering drug smell
R. Corr. Coloris = improving drug colour
4. REMEDIA CONSTITUENT
Function: vehicle, filler