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What is pharmacokinetics?
What is pharmacokinetics?
- The removal of the drug from the body
- The distribution of the drug into the body tissues
- The study of the effects of drugs and the mechanisms by which those effects are produced
- The movement of the drug throughout the body (correct)
Which process involves the movement of the drug into the bloodstream?
Which process involves the movement of the drug into the bloodstream?
- Protein Binding
- Excretion
- Absorption (correct)
- Distribution
What is the first pass effect?
What is the first pass effect?
- The movement of the drug throughout the body
- The metabolism of drugs into what can be excreted
- The impact of liver metabolism on the concentration of a drug before it reaches systemic circulation (correct)
- The distribution of the drug into the body tissues
What is protein binding in pharmacokinetics?
What is protein binding in pharmacokinetics?
In pharmacokinetics, what is the majority site for drug metabolism?
In pharmacokinetics, what is the majority site for drug metabolism?
What does excretion refer to in pharmacokinetics?
What does excretion refer to in pharmacokinetics?
What is the function of BUN/Cr levels in excretion monitoring?
What is the function of BUN/Cr levels in excretion monitoring?
What is the therapeutic index used for?
What is the therapeutic index used for?
What do peak and trough levels help monitor?
What do peak and trough levels help monitor?
What is the function of non-specific drugs?
What is the function of non-specific drugs?
What does half-life indicate about a drug?
What does half-life indicate about a drug?
What is the focus of pharmacogenetic testing?
What is the focus of pharmacogenetic testing?
What is the role of agonists in receptor theory?
What is the role of agonists in receptor theory?
What is the minimum effective concentration (MEC) of a drug?
What is the minimum effective concentration (MEC) of a drug?
'Titers' or 'serum drug levels' are associated with monitoring of:
'Titers' or 'serum drug levels' are associated with monitoring of:
What do non-selective drugs have?
What do non-selective drugs have?