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CSFA SFA MOCK EXAM 2025(Graded A!!) 100% CORRECT ANSWERS Epinephrine causes local _________, which decreases systemic absorption - Hemostasis Benzodiazepines are very lipophilic and readily cross the gut wall, capillary wall and blood-brain barrier - True Adrenalin is another name for? - Epinephrine Most drugs, toxins, and metabolites are excreted in ___________ - Urine Therapeutic levels of a drug can be obtained more rapidly by delivering a loading dose followed by maintenance doses - True Nonspecific beta-clockers have been used as first step anti-hypertensive agents? - True Clark's Receptor Theory of Drug Action states a "Drug response is proportional to the number of receptors occupied" - True The drug interaction that inhibits the effect of another drug and usually has not inherent activity - Anatoginsm Stephenson's modified Theory of Drug Action states "Drug response depends on both the affinity of a drug for its receptors and the drug's efficacy - True

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CSFA SFA MOCK EXAM 2025(Graded A!!)
100% CORRECT ANSWERS
Epinephrine causes local _________, which decreases systemic absorption - Hemostasis



Benzodiazepines are very lipophilic and readily cross the gut wall, capillary wall and blood-brain
barrier - True



Adrenalin is another name for? - Epinephrine



Most drugs, toxins, and metabolites are excreted in ___________ - Urine



Therapeutic levels of a drug can be obtained more rapidly by delivering a loading dose followed by
maintenance doses - True



Nonspecific beta-clockers have been used as first step anti-hypertensive agents? - True



Clark's Receptor Theory of Drug Action states a "Drug response is proportional to the number of
receptors occupied" - True



The drug interaction that inhibits the effect of another drug and usually has not inherent activity -
Anatoginsm



Stephenson's modified Theory of Drug Action states "Drug response depends on both the affinity of
a drug for its receptors and the drug's efficacy - True



Clinically useful agents which enhance neurotransmission include receptor agonists and drugs which
prevent transmitter degradation - True



The response elicited by combined drugs is greater than the combined responses of the individual
drug is called: - Synergism



The last thing to do when forming a story about a drug is to associate, ask, and - Predict

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