BASIC AND CLINICAL PHARMACOLOGY
14TH EDITION KATZUNG TREVOR
CONCLUDING REVIEW SHEET PRACTICE
SOLUTION BUNDLED FULLY VERIFIED
ONE HUNDRED PERCENT PASS
GUARANTEED
⩥ Bioavailability.
Answer: the portion of the drug that reaches the bloodstream
⩥ Lipid diffusion.
Answer: non-charged molecules can pass through lipid membranes
⩥ Passive aqueous diffusion.
Answer: moves from high concentration towards low; can be via spaces
between cells or in large liquid volumes (blood stream)
⩥ Active transport.
Answer: carriers grab the drug and use energy to move it across the
membrane
⩥ Antacids.
, Answer: affects pH (gastric)
⩥ Laxatives.
Answer: gastric emptying
⩥ Factors influencing distribution.
Answer: tissue permeability, blood flow, binding to proteins
⩥ Biotransformation.
Answer: the chemical changes that occur to a drug following
administration
⩥ Liver.
Answer: the primary organ for biotransformation
⩥ Kidney.
Answer: the primary organ for elimination
⩥ Half-life.
Answer: the time is takes to reduce the concentration of a drug by half
⩥ Dosing frequency.
14TH EDITION KATZUNG TREVOR
CONCLUDING REVIEW SHEET PRACTICE
SOLUTION BUNDLED FULLY VERIFIED
ONE HUNDRED PERCENT PASS
GUARANTEED
⩥ Bioavailability.
Answer: the portion of the drug that reaches the bloodstream
⩥ Lipid diffusion.
Answer: non-charged molecules can pass through lipid membranes
⩥ Passive aqueous diffusion.
Answer: moves from high concentration towards low; can be via spaces
between cells or in large liquid volumes (blood stream)
⩥ Active transport.
Answer: carriers grab the drug and use energy to move it across the
membrane
⩥ Antacids.
, Answer: affects pH (gastric)
⩥ Laxatives.
Answer: gastric emptying
⩥ Factors influencing distribution.
Answer: tissue permeability, blood flow, binding to proteins
⩥ Biotransformation.
Answer: the chemical changes that occur to a drug following
administration
⩥ Liver.
Answer: the primary organ for biotransformation
⩥ Kidney.
Answer: the primary organ for elimination
⩥ Half-life.
Answer: the time is takes to reduce the concentration of a drug by half
⩥ Dosing frequency.