Condition where the body relies on a drug to function normally

A state of complete withdrawal from a substance

A temporary craving for a substance

An increased tolerance to a drug's effects

When two drugs have the same bioavailability and same effect on the body

When two drugs are chemically identical

When two drugs are manufactured by the same company

When two drugs have different side effects

True

False

Only certain drugs can be excreted through sweat

Drugs are primarily excreted through urine

Study of drugs and their effects on the body

Study of the chemical composition of drugs

Study of the history of medicine

Study of the side effects of drugs

The minimum dose required for a drug to be effective

The maximum effect a drug can produce

The time it takes for a drug to start working

The rate at which a drug is eliminated from the body

The study of how drugs are manufactured

How drugs affect the body

The process of drug absorption

The interaction of drugs with the immune system

True

False

Only prescription drugs are safe

All over-the-counter drugs are safe

Protein molecule that receives and responds to a neurotransmitter or hormone

A type of neurotransmitter that inhibits nerve impulses

A hormone that regulates blood sugar levels

A protein that transports oxygen in the blood

When two drugs work together to produce a greater effect

When two drugs cancel each other's effects

When a drug enhances the effect of another drug

When a drug has no effect on another drug

True

False

Only some drugs are metabolised in the liver

Drugs are not metabolised in the liver

A substance that enhances a biological response by binding to a receptor

A substance that blocks or dampens a biological response by binding to a receptor

A type of enzyme that accelerates chemical reactions

A molecule that transports oxygen in the blood

Ratio of toxic dose to therapeutic dose

Ratio of effective dose to therapeutic dose

Ratio of therapeutic dose to side effects

Ratio of side effects to toxic dose

Initial higher dose of a drug to rapidly achieve therapeutic concentration

A dose given to maintain drug levels in the body

A dose that is given after the initial treatment

A dose that is lower than the therapeutic dose

True

False

Intravenous administration is faster

Sublingual administration is faster

True

False

Sometimes

Only prescription drugs

Increase in enzyme activity that results in greater metabolism of drugs

Decrease in enzyme activity leading to slower metabolism of drugs

No change in enzyme activity affecting drug metabolism

Inhibition of enzyme activity resulting in increased drug levels

The study of how drugs interact with the body

How the body absorbs, distributes, metabolises, and excretes drugs

The process of drug development and testing

The effects of drugs on biological systems

A beneficial outcome from a medication

An undesired harmful effect resulting from a medication or other intervention

A common side effect that is expected

A positive reaction to a treatment

Increase in enzyme activity leading to enhanced metabolism of drugs

Decrease in enzyme activity that results in reduced metabolism of drugs

No effect on enzyme activity or drug metabolism

Increase in drug absorption due to enzyme activity