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PHARMACOLOGYNURS251 MODULE1
2025/2026 EXAM QUESTIONS


Question 17

What is the name of the dosage form that makes drug acid resistant to prevent dissolution in the
stomach?

enteric coating

Question 18

Parenteral administration is a synonym for intravenous.

• True
• False

Question 19

Medications applied topically have a very consistent and reliable absorption into the bloodstream.

• True
• False

False. Medication applied topically in fact have a very inconsistent ad unreliable absorption and
therefore are often used only for their topical effect.

Question 20

The term that refers to the transport of drug by the bloodstream to the site of action is called:

, • Absorption
• Distribution
• Metabolism
• Excretion

Question 21

Give an example of an organ that would generally receive a drug first due to having a
high blood supply.

Acceptable answers: Heart, Liver, Kidney, Brain

Question 22

Name the part of the body that is the primary site of drug metabolism .

liver

Question 23

Which of the following statements regarding drug metabolism is true.

• Drugs cannot act as a substrate of an enzyme within the liver.
• When a drug acts as an enzyme inhibitor this leads to more drug being metabolized.
• When a drug acts as an enzyme inducer this leads to more drug being metabolized.
• Liver enzymes are not a cause of many drug interactions.

Question 24

The liver is the primary organ responsible for the excretion of drugs from the body.

• True
• False

False. The liver is the primary site of metabolism. The kidney is the organ primarily responsible for
excretion.

Question 25

How many half-lives does it take for most drugs to be effectively removed from the body?

• 3
• 5
• 7
• 9

Question 26

Drug A has a 24-hour half-life; drug B has a 3-hour half-life. Based on this information which drug would
take longer to reach steady state?

Drug A

Question 27

Name one of the three main ways in which drugs can exert their action on the body.

Acceptable answers: Acting on receptors, acting on enzymes, and targeting various cell processes.

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