BIOD102 / BIOD 102 Module 5:
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Essential Biology II with Lab |
Questions & Answers | Grade A
100% Correct - Portage Learning
Question:
Tenormin (atenolol) is a commonly prescribed drug for the treatment of
hypertension and angina that is known as a beta-blocker.
Answer:
treat heart failure, atrial fibrillation, and the prevention of a second
myocardial infraction.
Question:
Clearance
Answer:
occurs when no level of the drug or metabolites can be detected in the blood.
,Question:
Enterohepatic recirculation
Answer:
occurs as drugs (or drug metabolites) are contained within the bile, which is
produced by the liver.
Question:
Excretion
Answer:
the process of removing substances from the body via urination, defecation,
exhalation, or sweating.
Question:
Distribution
Answer:
the process of transporting drugs through the bloodstream after absorption in
the small intestine has occurred.
, Question:
Absorption
Answer:
The process of a drug moving from the site of administration to the target
area, crossing one or more body membranes and reaching the target
destination.
Question:
pharmacokinetics
Answer:
the field of pharmacology concerned with the movement of a drug through
the body.
Question:
justice
Answer:
the burdens and benefits of research must be distributed equally among the
population. This is an important principle because seeking out the poor and
offering compensation to incentivize participation shifts the harms of trials to
those in the lowest economic tiers.
(Latest Update )
Essential Biology II with Lab |
Questions & Answers | Grade A
100% Correct - Portage Learning
Question:
Tenormin (atenolol) is a commonly prescribed drug for the treatment of
hypertension and angina that is known as a beta-blocker.
Answer:
treat heart failure, atrial fibrillation, and the prevention of a second
myocardial infraction.
Question:
Clearance
Answer:
occurs when no level of the drug or metabolites can be detected in the blood.
,Question:
Enterohepatic recirculation
Answer:
occurs as drugs (or drug metabolites) are contained within the bile, which is
produced by the liver.
Question:
Excretion
Answer:
the process of removing substances from the body via urination, defecation,
exhalation, or sweating.
Question:
Distribution
Answer:
the process of transporting drugs through the bloodstream after absorption in
the small intestine has occurred.
, Question:
Absorption
Answer:
The process of a drug moving from the site of administration to the target
area, crossing one or more body membranes and reaching the target
destination.
Question:
pharmacokinetics
Answer:
the field of pharmacology concerned with the movement of a drug through
the body.
Question:
justice
Answer:
the burdens and benefits of research must be distributed equally among the
population. This is an important principle because seeking out the poor and
offering compensation to incentivize participation shifts the harms of trials to
those in the lowest economic tiers.
