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UnitAll units 1. Pharmacokinetics and drug absorption 2. Drug distribution 3. Drug metabolism 4. Drug excretion and clearance 5. Pharmacodynamics: mechanisms and receptors 6. Dose–response, interactions and variability SectionAll sections 1.1 What pharmacokinetics studies 1.2 Crossing biological membranes 1.3 What controls absorption: the drug and its form 1.4 What controls absorption: the patient and the route 1.5 Bioavailability and bioequivalence 2.1 Distribution and the volume of distribution 2.2 Reading the volume of distribution 2.3 Plasma protein binding 2.4 Barriers, reservoirs and patient factors 3.1 Why the body metabolises drugs 3.2 Phase I reactions 3.3 Phase II conjugation 3.4 What changes drug metabolism 4.1 How the kidney excretes drugs 4.2 What changes renal excretion 4.3 Non-renal routes of excretion 4.4 Clearance and half-life 5.1 What pharmacodynamics studies 5.2 Drugs that act without receptors 5.3 The four main drug targets 5.4 Drug–receptor binding 5.5 Agonists and antagonists 6.1 Graded dose–response curves 6.2 Quantal dose–response curves 6.3 Reading dose–response curves 6.4 Types of antagonism 6.5 Combined effects and variability DifficultyAny difficulty Easy Medium Hard Search Clear filters
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Which list gives the four pharmacokinetic processes in the correct order? Absorption, distribution, metabolism, excretion Distribution, absorption, excretion, metabolism Metabolism, distribution, absorption, excretion Excretion, metabolism, absorption, distributionCheck answer ← Previous Next →