MSAT 6350 END OF COURSE EXAM QUESTIONS WITH
ANSWERS 2025/2026 GRADED A+
Drugs that stimulate opiate receptors causing analgesia, sedation, euphoria are known
as:
antifungal,
antibiotics,
NSAIDs,
narcotic analgesics - Narcotic analgesics
How many days are sutures placed on the scalp, back, feet, hands, and over joints
typically left in place?
12 to 18 days,
3 to 5 days,
5 to 7 days,
10 to 14 days - 10 to 14 days
This route of administration involves injection of a drug/medication through tissue
intravenous
subcutaneous
topical
sublingual - subcutaneous
A drug intended effect is known as its _______ and may include relieving pain, fighting
infection or controlling blood sugar levels
local
systemic
side effect
therapeutic effect - Therapeutic effect
A bronchodilator altering the sympathetic nervous system and causing jitters is an
example of what drug effect?
local
systemic
side effect
therapeutic effect - systemic
A bronchodilator acting on the lungs to open bronchioles is an example of what drug
effect?
local
, systemic
side effect
therapeutic effect - local
Advantage(s) of iontophoresis over injection drug administration routes include
less invasive
more systemic effect
more painful due to size of ions
all of the above - less invasive
The measured response of the bodies reaction to a drug, involving the absorption,
distribution and excretion of drug is known as
pharmacodynamics
pharmacokinetics
toxicology
dose - pharmacokinetics
The ______ refers to the capability of the body to absorb a drug?
pharmacodynamics
bioavailability
pharmacokinetics
emptying - bioavailability
The _____ organ acts to metabolize the drugs but the _____ acts in exercise of the
drug
stomach, kidney
kidney, liver
liver, kidney
colon, kidney - liver, kidney
The study of the actions a drug takes in the body is known as
pharmacodynamics
pharmacokinetics
toxicology
dose - pharmacodynamics
T/F An agonist acts by blocking the activity of receptor site and inhibiting the actions of
other hormones or chemicals - False
An unintended consequence of a drug that may be detrimental such as increasing risk
for bleeding due to thinning of the blood is known as
ANSWERS 2025/2026 GRADED A+
Drugs that stimulate opiate receptors causing analgesia, sedation, euphoria are known
as:
antifungal,
antibiotics,
NSAIDs,
narcotic analgesics - Narcotic analgesics
How many days are sutures placed on the scalp, back, feet, hands, and over joints
typically left in place?
12 to 18 days,
3 to 5 days,
5 to 7 days,
10 to 14 days - 10 to 14 days
This route of administration involves injection of a drug/medication through tissue
intravenous
subcutaneous
topical
sublingual - subcutaneous
A drug intended effect is known as its _______ and may include relieving pain, fighting
infection or controlling blood sugar levels
local
systemic
side effect
therapeutic effect - Therapeutic effect
A bronchodilator altering the sympathetic nervous system and causing jitters is an
example of what drug effect?
local
systemic
side effect
therapeutic effect - systemic
A bronchodilator acting on the lungs to open bronchioles is an example of what drug
effect?
local
, systemic
side effect
therapeutic effect - local
Advantage(s) of iontophoresis over injection drug administration routes include
less invasive
more systemic effect
more painful due to size of ions
all of the above - less invasive
The measured response of the bodies reaction to a drug, involving the absorption,
distribution and excretion of drug is known as
pharmacodynamics
pharmacokinetics
toxicology
dose - pharmacokinetics
The ______ refers to the capability of the body to absorb a drug?
pharmacodynamics
bioavailability
pharmacokinetics
emptying - bioavailability
The _____ organ acts to metabolize the drugs but the _____ acts in exercise of the
drug
stomach, kidney
kidney, liver
liver, kidney
colon, kidney - liver, kidney
The study of the actions a drug takes in the body is known as
pharmacodynamics
pharmacokinetics
toxicology
dose - pharmacodynamics
T/F An agonist acts by blocking the activity of receptor site and inhibiting the actions of
other hormones or chemicals - False
An unintended consequence of a drug that may be detrimental such as increasing risk
for bleeding due to thinning of the blood is known as
