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Parenteral Administration
This type is better with:
This type is better with:
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3%
illness patients can not tolerate drug orally.
1%
some drug metabolised partially or completely to inactive form products ( first pass effect).
1%
some drug can not orally absorbed
96%
All of the above
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• Place the drug directly into the circulating system
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85%
IV
3%
IM
2%
Orally
10%
All of the above
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Subcutaneous and intramuscular injections
______ distribution of the drug
______ distribution of the drug
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94%
Slow
6%
Rapid
❤2
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• Once in systemic circulation, the drug will undergo the _________ distributive phenomena as orally and intravenously administered agents before reaching the target receptor.
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88%
Same
12%
Different
❤1
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Intra spinal and intracerebral routes will place the drug indirectly into the spinal fluid or brain, respectively.
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44%
T
56%
F
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This bypasses a specialized epithelial tissue, the blood-brain barrier (BBB), which protects the brain from exposure to a large number of metabolites and chemicals.
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96%
T
4%
F
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(مهم حفظ ) Choice the correct answer
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3%
essentially water-insoluble methylprednisolone acetate
1%
slightly water- insoluble methylprednisolone
11%
water-soluble methylprednisolone sodium succinate.
85%
All of the above
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water-soluble sodium hemi succinate salt is used in oral, intravenous and intramuscular
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93%
T
7%
F
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The acetate ester is found in topical ointments and sterile aqueous suspensions
for intramuscular injection.
for intramuscular injection.
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92%
T
8%
F
😱1
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hydrolyzed to the active
methylprednisolone by the patient’s own systemic hydrolytic enzymes (esterases).
methylprednisolone by the patient’s own systemic hydrolytic enzymes (esterases).
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8%
succinate
13%
acetate esters
79%
Both
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Protein may stay in solution, but many drugs will be bound to the serum proteins, albumin.
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97%
T
3%
F
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Protein binding can have a profound effect on
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3%
solubility of drug
1%
Biodistribution
1%
Half-life in the body
1%
drug-drug interactions
94%
All of the above
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The placenta is able to block passage of proteins from maternal to fetal circulation
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92%
T
8%
F
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The drug–protein complex is too ________ to pass through the renal glomerular membranes, preventing rapid excretion of the drug.
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93%
Large
7%
Small
❤1
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_______ the effective concentration of warfarin at the receptor, leading to increase prothrombin time and potential hemorrhage
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96%
Increase
4%
Decrease
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physiochemical properties of drugs, it must understand how drug transported, distributed, metabolised and excreted from the patient
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95%
T
5%
F