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What is the common structural feature in all ACE inhibitors?
What is the common structural feature in all ACE inhibitors?
- NH2 group attached to N-ring
- Halogen substituent
- Fused aromatic rings
- COOH attached to N-ring (correct)
At what pH range are carboxylic acids primarily ionized?
At what pH range are carboxylic acids primarily ionized?
- 2.5 to 3.5 (correct)
- 7.4
- 8.5
- 5.0 to 6.0
What is the primary function of kidneys in maintaining homeostasis?
What is the primary function of kidneys in maintaining homeostasis?
- Balancing lipid levels
- Excreting lipophilic substances
- Excreting water-soluble end products of metabolism (correct)
- Maintaining blood sugar levels
Which drug exhibits hypersensitivity reactions and is a sulfonamide-based drug?
Which drug exhibits hypersensitivity reactions and is a sulfonamide-based drug?
Why is acetazolamide said to have limited use?
Why is acetazolamide said to have limited use?
Which drug is likely to cause hypersensitivity reactions in individuals who have exhibited sensitivity to one thiazide?
Which drug is likely to cause hypersensitivity reactions in individuals who have exhibited sensitivity to one thiazide?
What is the common feature shared by all ACE inhibitors?
What is the common feature shared by all ACE inhibitors?
What factor contributes to the limited use of acetazolamide?
What factor contributes to the limited use of acetazolamide?
Why are carboxylic acids primarily ionized?
Why are carboxylic acids primarily ionized?
What is the main function of the kidneys related to electrolytes and water balance?
What is the main function of the kidneys related to electrolytes and water balance?
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