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Drug solubility to cross membranes: when the drug is in stomach acid, it will pass through the stomach walls best if it is an acidic drug, neutral drug, or alkaline drug?
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Most drugs cross cell membranes by which means of transport:
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The definition of absorption tells us that the drug is absorbed when it reaches:
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What is it when free drugs enter the kidney in Bowmans space?
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What requires active transport systems with low specificity?
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What is it when lipid-soluble, uncharged drug diffuse back into systemic circulation?
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Which of the following are parenteral methods of administration (the others being enteral)?
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Which of the following can be absorbed dermally?
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The partition coefficient logP=____
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Removal of part of the intestine
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Does removal of part of the intestine increase or decrease absorption?
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Kidney failure
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Sample QuestionWhich does the term pharmacokinetics not include? (what the body does to the drug or how the drug gets in, around and out of the body)
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Sample QuestionIn a _______________, all drug administration occurs directly into the central compartment and distribution of drug is instantaneous throughout the volume.
The last part of the Pharmacokinetics powerpoint
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Sample QuestionWhat is the process of expelling or removing, especially of waste products from the body?
About slides 32-65
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Sample QuestionWhy can't we give insulin orally?
General Questions inculding: Functional Class, Mechanism of Action, Indiations, Contraindications, Precautions, Side Effects, Interactions, Doses, Routes, Pharmacokinetics & Notes.
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Sample QuestionThe Functional Class of Asprin includes?
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Sample QuestionWhich of the following are true. Select all that apply.
Quiz about the factors affecting pharmacokinetics
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Sample QuestionRemoval of part of the intestine
