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Disorders of Metals and Metalloids Quiz

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How is arsenic primarily cleared from the body?

Elimination through the skin

Renal filtration of the free, ionized state (correct)

Excretion through the lungs

Metabolism by the liver

Which symptoms are associated with chronic or acute ingestion of low levels of arsenic?

Vascular disease leading to death

Fever, anorexia, and gastrointestinal distress (correct)

Renal effects and hemopoietic effects

Peripheral and central damage to the nervous system

What is the most common method for analyzing arsenic?

Mass spectrometry

Flame photometry

Atomic absorption spectrophotometry (correct)

Chromatography

How is organic arsenic-containing compounds absorbed in comparison to other forms?

<p>Rapidly absorbed by passive diffusion (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the specimen used to evaluate short-term exposure to arsenic?

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Disorders of Metals and Metalloids Quiz

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Questions and Answers

How is arsenic primarily cleared from the body?

Which symptoms are associated with chronic or acute ingestion of low levels of arsenic?

What is the most common method for analyzing arsenic?

How is organic arsenic-containing compounds absorbed in comparison to other forms?

What is the specimen used to evaluate short-term exposure to arsenic?

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