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What is the study of adverse effects of chemicals and physical agents on living organisms called?
What is the study of adverse effects of chemicals and physical agents on living organisms called?
- Toxicokinetics
- Toxicodynamics
- Toxicants
- Toxicology (correct)
Who is trained to examine the nature of a chemical’s adverse effects and assess the probability of their occurrence?
Who is trained to examine the nature of a chemical’s adverse effects and assess the probability of their occurrence?
- The toxicodysnamist
- The toxicantist
- The toxicokineticist
- The toxicologist (correct)
What does toxicokinetics study in relation to poison throughout the body?
What does toxicokinetics study in relation to poison throughout the body?
- What poison does to the body
- The kinetics of poison throughout the body
- What the body does to poison (correct)
- The dynamics of poison
What are artificially produced poisons by-products of anthropogenic activities called?
What are artificially produced poisons by-products of anthropogenic activities called?
What term refers to any substance or agent which may cause serious body injury, disease, or death when applied, introduced into, or developed within the body?
What term refers to any substance or agent which may cause serious body injury, disease, or death when applied, introduced into, or developed within the body?
What is the fatal dose that causes death called?
What is the fatal dose that causes death called?
What is the difference between INTOXICATION and POISONING?
What is the difference between INTOXICATION and POISONING?
Who was known for ingesting 36 ingredients as protection against assassination?
Who was known for ingesting 36 ingredients as protection against assassination?
Who issued the 'Lex Cornelia', the first law against poisoning?
Who issued the 'Lex Cornelia', the first law against poisoning?
Who established the dose-response relationship in toxicology principles?
Who established the dose-response relationship in toxicology principles?
Which historical figure introduced numerous references to poisonous plants in 'De Historia Plantarum'?
Which historical figure introduced numerous references to poisonous plants in 'De Historia Plantarum'?
'De Materia Medica' was a book made by which historical figure?
'De Materia Medica' was a book made by which historical figure?
'Lex Cornelia' became a regulatory statute under which historical figure?
'Lex Cornelia' became a regulatory statute under which historical figure?
'All substances are poisons; there is none that is not a poison. The right dose differentiates a poison from a remedy.' This quote is attributed to:
'All substances are poisons; there is none that is not a poison. The right dose differentiates a poison from a remedy.' This quote is attributed to:
'Mithridatic' refers to:
'Mithridatic' refers to:
'De Historia Plantarum' contained numerous references to:
'De Historia Plantarum' contained numerous references to:
What did Paracelsus establish in toxicology principles?
What did Paracelsus establish in toxicology principles?
Who was known for testing toxic concoctions and noting the rapidity of toxic response, effectiveness of the compound, and degree of response of the body parts?
Who was known for testing toxic concoctions and noting the rapidity of toxic response, effectiveness of the compound, and degree of response of the body parts?
What did Caterina de' Medici note while testing toxic concoctions?
What did Caterina de' Medici note while testing toxic concoctions?
Who issued the 'Lex Cornelia', which became the first law against poisoning?
Who issued the 'Lex Cornelia', which became the first law against poisoning?
What did Ulrich Agricola publish a short treatise on in 1556?
What did Ulrich Agricola publish a short treatise on in 1556?
What was the original purpose of the Alnwick Garden in England?
What was the original purpose of the Alnwick Garden in England?
'Mithridatic' is a term used to refer to:
'Mithridatic' is a term used to refer to:
'De Historia Plantarum' contained numerous references to:
'De Historia Plantarum' contained numerous references to:
'All substances are poisons; there is none that is not a poison. The right dose differentiates a poison from a remedy.' This quote is attributed to:
'All substances are poisons; there is none that is not a poison. The right dose differentiates a poison from a remedy.' This quote is attributed to:
What was the content of EBERS PAPYRUS?
What was the content of EBERS PAPYRUS?
What is the study of the adverse effects of chemicals and physical agents on living organisms called?
What is the study of the adverse effects of chemicals and physical agents on living organisms called?
Who was known for ingesting 36 ingredients as protection against assassination?
Who was known for ingesting 36 ingredients as protection against assassination?
What is the difference between INTOXICATION and POISONING?
What is the difference between INTOXICATION and POISONING?
'De Materia Medica' was a book made by which historical figure?
'De Materia Medica' was a book made by which historical figure?
'Lex Cornelia' became a regulatory statute under which historical figure?
'Lex Cornelia' became a regulatory statute under which historical figure?
'All substances are poisons; there is none that is not a poison. The right dose differentiates a poison from a remedy.' This quote is attributed to:
'All substances are poisons; there is none that is not a poison. The right dose differentiates a poison from a remedy.' This quote is attributed to:
What is the term for a person trained to examine the nature of a chemical’s adverse effects and assess the probability of their occurrence?
What is the term for a person trained to examine the nature of a chemical’s adverse effects and assess the probability of their occurrence?
What is the term for artificially produced poisons by-products of anthropogenic activities?
What is the term for artificially produced poisons by-products of anthropogenic activities?
What does toxicokinetics study in relation to poison throughout the body?
What does toxicokinetics study in relation to poison throughout the body?
What is the term for a naturally produced poison that is fatal?
What is the term for a naturally produced poison that is fatal?
What term refers to any substance or agent which may cause serious body injury, disease, or death when applied, introduced into, or developed within the body?
What term refers to any substance or agent which may cause serious body injury, disease, or death when applied, introduced into, or developed within the body?
What is the study of the adverse effects of chemicals and physical agents on living organisms called?
What is the study of the adverse effects of chemicals and physical agents on living organisms called?
