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Body Fluid Distribution and Pharmacokinetics Quiz

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What is the approximate percentage of total body water in men?

70% (correct)

50%

80%

60%

Where do lipophilic drug molecules mainly accumulate in the body?

In membranes and triglyceride oil in adipocytes (correct)

In interstitial water

In blood capillaries

In bone tissue

What is the approximate percentage of total body water in women?

50% (correct)

60%

70%

80%

Which body component has a high water content that decreases with age?

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What is the approximate volume of blood that circulates in adults?

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Body Fluid Distribution and Pharmacokinetics Quiz

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Questions and Answers

What is the approximate percentage of total body water in men?

Where do lipophilic drug molecules mainly accumulate in the body?

What is the approximate percentage of total body water in women?

Which body component has a high water content that decreases with age?

What is the approximate volume of blood that circulates in adults?

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