Exam 2: Drug Action and Handling

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Drugs that are weak electrolytes will cross body membranes best when they are (1)nonionized, (2)ionized, (3)polar, (4)nonpolar, (5)lipid soluble, (6)water soluble.

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Which of the following reactions is considered to be in the category of phase II drug metabolism?

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A prodrug is an example of which type mechanism of metabolism?

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Which of the following statements is true concerning the mechanism of action of drugs?

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Which of the following statements is true regarding the therapeutic index (TI)of a drug?

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When different drugs compete for the same receptor sites,the drug with the stronger affinity for the receptor will bind to

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Which drug is eliminated with zero-order kinetics?

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If redistribution occurs between specific sites and nonspecific sites,a drug's action will be

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When a drug has affinity for a receptor and produces no effect,it is called a(n)

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Drugs,after undergoing phase I drug metabolism,are more likely to be distributed to fat tissue.

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What of the following choices is considered the safest,least expensive,and most convenient route for administering drugs?

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One dose of a drug is administered that has a half-life of 8 hours.Assuming first-order kinetics,how much time is needed for this drug to be over 96% eliminated from the body?

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The route of administration of a drug affects

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If a drug is a weak base that is excreted via the kidneys,then acidifying the urine will enhance its excretion.

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