How can these physiological factors listed below affect drug effect? Explain each. - diurnal rhythm - acid - base balance - hydration - electrolyte balance।
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2. - How can these physiological factors listed below affect drug effect? Explain each.
- diurnal rhythm
- acid - base balance
- hydration
- electrolyte balance।
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- 1.) How can these physiological factors listed below affect drug effect? Explain each. - diurnal rhythm - acid - base balance - hydration - electrolyte balance 2.)1.) How can these pathological factors listed below affect drug effect? Explain each. - Gi disorders - Vascular disorders - Liver dysfunction - Kidney dysfuntion18-Which of the followings is not a Pharmacokinetics parameter a.Distribution of the drugs inside our bodies b.Drug absorption c.Blocking of beta 1 receptor d.Clearance of the drugs15. Describe the terms by giving a drug example and write its onset of action, duration of action and peak of action.
- 1.) How can these physiological factors listed below affect drug effects? Explain each. - diurnal rhythm - acid-base balance - hydration - electrolyte balance 2.)1.) How can these pathological factors listed below affect drug effects? Explain each. - Gi disorders - Vascular disorders - Liver dysfunction - Kidney dysfunction14. Clinical effectiveness of a drug depends on its potency: Group of answer choices True False8. Write the Procainamide introduction, pharmaceutical information, and mechanism of action. Please respond in simple language of your own.
- Write the drug drug interaction between Atenolol and Disopyramide ? Please shortly write at your own words. Answer should include the effects and mechanism2.) How can these pathological factors listed below affect drug effects? Explain each. - Gi disorders - Vascular disorders - Liver dysfunction - Kidney dysfunctionAccording to the diagram attached the therapeutic range of the drug is considered low, this means that the drug is: 120 MTC 100 80 60 40 МЕС 20 10 12 time in hours Select one: Not very safe It is very safe It is very potent It is not very potent concentration
- 1. How many ml of propofol (10 mg/ml) is necessary to induce a patient weighing 30 kg for surgery at a dose of 6 mg/kg? 2.How many mL of Midazolam (5mg/ml) should be given to a patient weighing 3.6 kg at a dose of 0.3mg/kg? 3.1. Which of the following drugs is not a cardioselective beta-blocker? *A. EsmololB. AtenololC. PropranololD. MetoprololE. Bisoprolol 2. It is the ability of a drug to initiate cellular effects.A. AgonistB. AntagonistC. EfficacyD. Intrinsic Activity 3. What type of antagonism is exemplified when the interaction of two (2) drugs whoseopposing actions in the body tend to cancel each other’s effect?A. Physiological antagonismB. Pharmacokinetic antagonismC. Chemical antagonismD. Non-competitive antagonismE. Pharmacological antagonism 4. Which enzyme breaks down the neurotransmitter of the parasympathetic nerve?A. Catechol-O-Methyl TransferaseB. AcetylcholinesteraseC. Monoamine OxidaseD. DecarboxylaseE. CYP isozymes 5. Which drug exhibits similar mechanism of action with Reserpine? *A. VesamicolB. PilocarpineC. Botulinum toxinD. EpinephrineE. Neostigmine 6. Which of the following drugs is not a muscarinic-receptor antagonist used tocounteract cholinergic transmission? *A. UrecholineB.…Write the drug drug interaction between Atenolol and Clonidine ? Please shortly write at your own words. Answer should include the effects and mechanism.