Toxicology M2 - Types of Doses

What is the Maximum Tolerated Dose (MTD) in the context of toxicology?

At what level does the term 'response' in toxicology refer to observable symptoms or health effects?

Which primary route of entry involves breathing in toxic substances?

What does it mean when receptors in the body become saturated in the context of toxicology?

What is the Threshold (No Observable Effect Level - NOEL) in the context of toxicology?

Which type of dose response is characterized by no observable effect below a certain dose threshold?

In which type of dose response does the response increase at a rate greater than the increase in dose, often exhibiting a curve on a graph?

Which type of dose response is directly proportional to the dose, with the response increasing at a consistent rate as the dose increases?

What type of dose response exhibits a plateau where further increases in dose do not lead to additional effects?

Which type of dose response may have no impact until a minimum amount is reached?

Which type of dose response is characterized by the response increasing at a rate greater than the increase in dose, often exhibiting a curve on a graph?

In toxicology, what is the significance of the Threshold Effect?

What type of effect is observed when the response plateaus after reaching a certain dose, and further increases in dose do not lead to additional effects?

Which type of dose response may have no impact until a minimum amount is reached?

What characteristic defines the Linear Effect in toxicology?

In the context of toxicology, what does the term 'saturated receptors' refer to?

What biological reaction or effect does the term 'response' in toxicology refer to?

Which primary route of entry involves absorption through the skin in toxicology?

What is the maximum dose at which no adverse effects are observed in toxicology?

What type of dose-response is characterized by no observable effect below a certain dose threshold?