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What are the two mechanisms through which drug absorption occurs?
What are the two mechanisms through which drug absorption occurs?
- Active diffusion and specialized transport mechanisms
- Passive diffusion and specialized transport mechanisms (correct)
- Active diffusion and passive transport mechanisms
- Active transport and passive transport mechanisms
Which mechanisms does drug absorption occur through?
Which mechanisms does drug absorption occur through?
- Active diffusion and specialized transport
- Passive transport and facilitated diffusion
- Active transport and facilitated diffusion
- Passive diffusion and specialized transport (correct)
What are the two mechanisms through which drug absorption occurs?
What are the two mechanisms through which drug absorption occurs?
- Passive diffusion and specialized transport (correct)
- Active transport and facilitated diffusion
- Active diffusion and specialized transport
- Active diffusion and passive transport
What factor affects dissolution rate and solubility of drugs?
What factor affects dissolution rate and solubility of drugs?
What affects dissolution rate and solubility of a drug?
What affects dissolution rate and solubility of a drug?
What factor affects dissolution rate and solubility?
What factor affects dissolution rate and solubility?
What describes the rate and extent of drug absorption?
What describes the rate and extent of drug absorption?
What describes the rate and extent of drug absorption?
What describes the rate and extent of drug absorption?
What affects solubility and dissolution of drugs?
What affects solubility and dissolution of drugs?
What must generic drugs be in comparison to their brand-name counterparts?
What must generic drugs be in comparison to their brand-name counterparts?
What must generic drugs be in comparison to their brand-name counterparts?
What must generic drugs be in comparison to their brand-name counterparts?
What do bioavailability and bioequivalence describe?
What do bioavailability and bioequivalence describe?
Which of the following is NOT a route of drug administration?
Which of the following is NOT a route of drug administration?
What is required for generic drugs to be approved?
What is required for generic drugs to be approved?
Which of the following is not a route of drug administration?
Which of the following is not a route of drug administration?
Which one of these is not a route of drug administration?
Which one of these is not a route of drug administration?
What process involves chemical changes to drugs within the body?
What process involves chemical changes to drugs within the body?
What does drug metabolism or biotransformation involve?
What does drug metabolism or biotransformation involve?
Through which bodily fluids do drugs get excreted?
Through which bodily fluids do drugs get excreted?
How are drugs excreted from the body?
How are drugs excreted from the body?
What is drug metabolism or biotransformation?
What is drug metabolism or biotransformation?
How are drugs excreted from the body?
How are drugs excreted from the body?
What are some pharmacokinetic principles?
What are some pharmacokinetic principles?
What are some pharmacokinetic principles?
What are some pharmacokinetic principles?
What are some pharmacokinetic principles?
What are some pharmacokinetic principles?
How can dosage regimen considerations be approached?
How can dosage regimen considerations be approached?
How can dosage regimen considerations be approached?
How can dosage regimen considerations be approached?
What factor affects solubility and dissolution?
What factor affects solubility and dissolution?
What affects solubility and dissolution of a drug?
What affects solubility and dissolution of a drug?
How can dosage regimen considerations be approached?
How can dosage regimen considerations be approached?
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Study Notes
- Drug absorption occurs through passive diffusion or specialized transport mechanisms.
- Particle size affects dissolution rate and solubility.
- Crystal or amorphous drug form and salt forms affect solubility and dissolution.
- Bioavailability and bioequivalence describe the rate and extent of drug absorption.
- Generic drugs must be bioequivalent to their brand-name counterparts.
- Different routes of drug administration include oral, rectal, parenteral, epicutaneous, ocular, otic, nasal, and others.
- Drug metabolism or biotransformation involves chemical changes to drugs within the body.
- Excretion of drugs occurs through various bodily fluids.
- Pharmacokinetic principles include half-life, clearance, and dosage regimen considerations.
- Dosage regimen considerations can be approached empirically or kinetically.
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