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Prepare for the BIOD 351 Pharmacology Final Exam with this comprehensive study guide featuring practice questions and verified answers. Covers pharmacokinetics, pharmacodynamics, autonomic nervous system drugs, cardiovascular medications, antimicrobials, endocrine agents, central nervous system drugs, adverse drug reactions, medication safety, and therapeutic principles. Ideal for Portage Learning students preparing for the BIOD 351 final exam and course review. Updated for the academic year.

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BIOD 351/ BIOD351 Final Exam Complete:
Pharmacology| Questions and Verified Answers |
Latest Update | | GRADED A+ Portage
Learning.

Question:
What is the cell wall component that members of bacteria have that members of
archaea do not?
Answer:
peptidoglycan




Question:
Long spiral bacteria that form flexible helices and have endoflagella are called
Answer:
Spirochete




Question:
Which of the three main components of flagella crosses the components of the cell
envelope
Answer:
basal body

,Question:
Polysaccharides that compose capsules and slime layers are termed
Answer:
glycocylax




Question:
This group of organisms are largely known to exist in extreme environments such
as such as a cow's rumen or extreme pressures and temperatures such as those
experienced at hydrothermal vents on the bottom of the ocean
Answer:
archaea




Question:
You are examining an unknown micorbial sample in the lab and identify the cell
shape as spirochete. This helps you identify that you must be working with a
Answer:
Bacterial cell




Question:
Viral cell tropism (cell specificity) is determined by
Answer:
Viral glycoproteins (spike proteins)

, Question:
Bacterial spores can survive being run through the autoclave
Answer:
True




Question:
Acellular infectious agent composed of protein, nucleic acid, and potentially lipid
is a
Answer:
virus




Question:
Acellular infectious agents composed only of RNA and can be important plant
pathogens
Answer:
Viroids




Question:
Acellular infectious agents composed only of protein and cause disease called
spongiform encephalophiles (such as Kuru)
Answer:
Prions

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