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Name: Class: Date: TB15 Chapter 1 Page 1 1.The pharmacokinetic process that breaks down a drug is known as _____.
- elimination
- absorption
- distribution
- metabolism
ANSWER: d
2.The pharmacokinetic process that would get rid of a drug from the body is known as _____.
- elimination
- withdrawal
- rejection
- metabolism
ANSWER: a
3.The body eliminates drugs usually through _____.
- exhaling
- the urine
- the feces
- sweating
ANSWER: b
4.The four basic processes of pharmacokinetics are:
- absorption, distribution, metabolism, and elimination.
- inhalation, absorption, elimination, and thermoregulation.
- inhalation, metabolism, monitoring, and accumulation.
- elimination, acceptance, distribution, and metabolism.
ANSWER: a
5.Which term is NOT a pharmacokinetic process?
- distribution
- accumulation
- absorption
- metabolism
ANSWER: b
6.Which term is NOT a pharmacokinetic process?
- elimination
- absorption
- distribution
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- regulation
ANSWER: d
7.Which term is NOT a pharmacokinetic process?
- absorption
- elimination
- maintenance
- metabolism
ANSWER: c
8.The quantity of drug that reaches its target is determined by its:
- absorption.
- distribution and metabolism.
- absorption, distribution, and metabolism.
- absorption, distribution, metabolism, and elimination.
ANSWER: d
9.The study of the movement of drugs through the body over time is termed:
- pharmacology.
- physiology.
- pharmacodynamics.
- pharmacokinetics.
ANSWER: d
10.The study of how the body processes drugs is termed:
- pharmacology.
- physiology.
- pharmacodynamics.
- pharmacokinetics.
ANSWER: d
11.Pharmacokinetics is defined as the study of:
- the movement of drugs through the body.
- drug mechanisms of action within the body.
- drugs and neuroscience.
- drugs and behavior.
ANSWER: a
12.Kinetics refers to:
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Class:
Date:
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- dependence and tolerance.
- speed and dose.
- movement and time.
- absorption and distribution.
ANSWER: c
13. In its simplest form, pharmacokinetics describes a drug's:
- strength.
- time course.
- main effects.
- toxicity levels.
ANSWER: b
- The term kinetics implies _____ and time.
- place
- direction
- space
- movement
ANSWER: d
- The main difference between the two antianxiety drugs, lorazepam (Ativan) and triazolam (Halcion), can
best be described as:
- psychological.
- pharmacodynamic.
- homeostatic.
- pharmacokinetic.
ANSWER: d
- The main difference between the two antianxiety drugs, lorazepam (Ativan) and triazolam (Halcion), is
related to:
- side effects.
- pharmacokinetics.
- efficacy.
- cost.
ANSWER: b
- Lorazepam (Ativan) persists in the body for at least _____ hours, which is _____ than the time course for
- 8; shorter
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triazolam (Halcion).
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