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Oral Drug Absorption and Dosing Differences

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Which route of administration requires a higher dose of Dolasetron?

IV (correct)

Oral

SC/IM

None of the above

What is the equivalent dose of oral morphine for 10 mg of SC/IM/IV morphine?

3 mg

20 mg

30 mg (correct)

None of the above

Which route of administration requires a higher dose of Salbutamol?

Oral (correct)

Both require the same dose

None of the above

What is the physiological role of P-glycoprotein?

<p>Reducing drug absorption</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the impact of P-glycoprotein and cytochrome P450 on drug absorption?

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Oral Drug Absorption and Dosing Differences

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Questions and Answers

Which route of administration requires a higher dose of Dolasetron?

What is the equivalent dose of oral morphine for 10 mg of SC/IM/IV morphine?

Which route of administration requires a higher dose of Salbutamol?

What is the physiological role of P-glycoprotein?

What is the impact of P-glycoprotein and cytochrome P450 on drug absorption?

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