BIOLl 351/l BIOL351l Modulel 1:l (Latestl
2026/l 2027l Update)l 100%l Verifiedl
Questionsl &l Answersl |l Gradel A
Q:l Namel thel primaryl factorl thatl affectsl howl muchl drugl isl absorbedl intol thel
bloodstream.
Answer:
Routel ofl administration
Q:l Whatl isl thel namel ofl thel dosagel forml thatl makesl drugsl acidl resistantl tol preventl
dissolutionl inl thel stomach?
Answer:
Entericl coating
Q:l T/F:l Parenterall administrationl isl al synonyml forl intraveous.
Answer:
False
Q:l T/F:l Medicationsl appliedl topicallyl havel al veryl consistentl andl reliablel absorptionl
intol thel bloodstream.
Answer:
False
,Q:l T/F:l Medicationsl appliedl topicallyl havel al veryl inconsistentl andl unreliablel
absorption.
Answer:
True
Q:l Thel terml thatl refersl tol thel transportl ofl drugl byl thel bloodstreaml tol thel sitel ofl
actionl isl called:
-Absorption
-Distribution
-Metabolism
-Excretion
Answer:
Distribution
Q:l Givel anl examplel ofl anl organl thatl wouldl generallyl receivel al drugl firstl duel tol
havingl al highl bloodl supply.
Answer:
Heart
Q:l Whichl ofl thel followingl statementsl regardingl drugl metabolisml isl true:
-Drugsl cannotl actl asl al substratel ofl anl enzymel withinl thel liver.
-Whenl al drugl actsl asl anl enzymel inhibitorl thisl leadsl tol morel drugl beingl metabolized.
-Whenl al drugl actsl asl anl enzymel inducerl thisl leadsl tol morel drugl beingl metabolized
-Liverl enzymesl arel notl al causel ofl manyl drugl interactions
, Answer:
Whenl al drugl actsl asl anl enzymel inducerl thisl leadsl tol morel drugl beingl metabolized
Q:l Namel thel partl ofl thel bodyl thatl isl thel primaryl sitel ofl drugl metabolism.
Answer:
Liver
Q:l Namel thel primaryl organl responsiblel forl thel excretionl ofl drugsl froml thel body.
Answer:
Kidney
Q:l T/F:l Thel liverl isl thel primaryl organl responsiblel forl excretionl ofl drugsl froml thel
body.
Answer:
False
Q:l T/F:l Thel liverl isl thel primaryl sitel ofl metabolism.
Answer:
True
Q:l T/F:l Thel kidneyl isl thel primaryl organl responsiblel forl thel excretionl ofl drugsl froml
thel body.
2026/l 2027l Update)l 100%l Verifiedl
Questionsl &l Answersl |l Gradel A
Q:l Namel thel primaryl factorl thatl affectsl howl muchl drugl isl absorbedl intol thel
bloodstream.
Answer:
Routel ofl administration
Q:l Whatl isl thel namel ofl thel dosagel forml thatl makesl drugsl acidl resistantl tol preventl
dissolutionl inl thel stomach?
Answer:
Entericl coating
Q:l T/F:l Parenterall administrationl isl al synonyml forl intraveous.
Answer:
False
Q:l T/F:l Medicationsl appliedl topicallyl havel al veryl consistentl andl reliablel absorptionl
intol thel bloodstream.
Answer:
False
,Q:l T/F:l Medicationsl appliedl topicallyl havel al veryl inconsistentl andl unreliablel
absorption.
Answer:
True
Q:l Thel terml thatl refersl tol thel transportl ofl drugl byl thel bloodstreaml tol thel sitel ofl
actionl isl called:
-Absorption
-Distribution
-Metabolism
-Excretion
Answer:
Distribution
Q:l Givel anl examplel ofl anl organl thatl wouldl generallyl receivel al drugl firstl duel tol
havingl al highl bloodl supply.
Answer:
Heart
Q:l Whichl ofl thel followingl statementsl regardingl drugl metabolisml isl true:
-Drugsl cannotl actl asl al substratel ofl anl enzymel withinl thel liver.
-Whenl al drugl actsl asl anl enzymel inhibitorl thisl leadsl tol morel drugl beingl metabolized.
-Whenl al drugl actsl asl anl enzymel inducerl thisl leadsl tol morel drugl beingl metabolized
-Liverl enzymesl arel notl al causel ofl manyl drugl interactions
, Answer:
Whenl al drugl actsl asl anl enzymel inducerl thisl leadsl tol morel drugl beingl metabolized
Q:l Namel thel partl ofl thel bodyl thatl isl thel primaryl sitel ofl drugl metabolism.
Answer:
Liver
Q:l Namel thel primaryl organl responsiblel forl thel excretionl ofl drugsl froml thel body.
Answer:
Kidney
Q:l T/F:l Thel liverl isl thel primaryl organl responsiblel forl excretionl ofl drugsl froml thel
body.
Answer:
False
Q:l T/F:l Thel liverl isl thel primaryl sitel ofl metabolism.
Answer:
True
Q:l T/F:l Thel kidneyl isl thel primaryl organl responsiblel forl thel excretionl ofl drugsl froml
thel body.
