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Froggy Jumps Pharmacy Quiz ChallengeVersión en línea Test your knowledge on pharmacy topics with this fun quiz game! por Venezia Martinelli 1 absorption a Conducting surgeries. b Performing medical diagnoses. c Dispensing medications and advising on their safe use. 2 absorption a The process of destroying pathogens with antibiotics b The conversion of a drug into its active form in the kidney c How a drug enters the bloodstream after administration 3 Active Transport a Movement of a drug through urine b A drugs Spontaneous diffusion across cell membranes c Drug movement into a cell using energy and carrier proteins 4 Chemotherapeutic Agents a Natural remedies used in alternative medicine b Agents used to destroy or inhibit the growth of cancer or microbes c Substances used to support kidney function 5 Critical Concentration a The lowest blood level needed to produce a therapeutic effect b The point at which a drug becomes poisonous c The max level of drug the blood can hold 6 Distribution a Elimination of drugs through sweat b How much of a drug is absorbed in the stomach c Spreading of the drug throughout the body’s fluids and tissues 7 Enzyme Induction a Stimulation of liver enzymes that speeds up drug metabolism b Inactivation of kidney enzymes c Destruction of white blood cells 8 What does the term 'pharmacokinetics' refer to? a The study of drug side effects. b The study of drug interactions. c The study of how drugs move through the body. 9 Excretion a Breakdown of drugs in the liver b How the body removes drugs, mainly via urine or feces c The drug’s entry into cells 10 First-Pass Effect a The final phase of drug excretion b The process of taking a drug on an empty stomach c Drug breakdown in the liver before reaching the bloodstream 11 What does 'generic' mean in pharmaceuticals? a A type of medical equipment. b A brand-name drug. c A non-branded version of a medication. 12 Glomerular Filtration a Liver detoxification of drugs b Kidney filtration of blood to form urine c Movement of air in the lungs 13 Half-Life a Time it takes for half of a drug to be eliminated from the body b Amount of time before a drug starts working c How long a drug stays in the stomach 14 Hepatic Microsomal System a Liver enzyme system that metabolizes drugs b Kidney cells responsible for filtration c Muscle fibers in the intestines 15 Dose a Amount of drug given at one time b How long it takes to work c The length of treatment 16 Pharmacodynamics a How the body changes the drug b What the drug does to the body c How the drug is transported through the kidneys 17 Pharmacogenomics a Study of how genes affect a person’s response to drugs b How aging slows down drug absorption c How emotions affect drug use 18 Pharmacokinetics a The study of drug costs b How drugs are named c What the body does to the drug 19 Receptor Sites a Specific locations on cells where drugs bind to cause effects b Areas where drugs are excreted c Blood cells that carry drugs 20 Selective Toxicity a When a drug affects only healthy cells b The side effect of every drug taken on an empty stomach c Drug’s ability to target harmful cells without harming normal cells 21 Which of the following describes one way drugs work in the body? a They replace or act as substitutes for missing chemicals b They destroy all cells, both good and bad c They only treat symptoms, not causes 22 How might a drug increase body function a By stimulating certain cellular activities b By causing dehydration c By increasing water retention 23 What is one way drugs can slow body processes? a By enhancing oxygen uptake b By depressing or slowing cellular activity c By speeding up heart rate 24 What describes the action of chemotherapeutic agents? a They repair damaged tissues b They act as vitamins to boost metabolism c They interfere with the functioning of foreign cells 25 How can drugs be absorbed a passive diffusion, active transport, and filtration b through osmosis c through nothing 26 What factors effect distribution a Protein binding, Blood-brain Barrier, Placenta/breast milk b Protein binding and Age c Nothing 27 What is most Important site for Drug metabolism a Stomach b Kidneys c Liver 28 OTC possible risk? a They always have no side effects b They can interact with prescription medications c They can cure all types of infections 29 How can OTC drugs affect symptoms a They can mask symptoms, making it harder to diagnose the condition b They always provide permanent relief c They can completely cure the underlying condition 30 What is the main concern with improper dosing of OTC medications? a It can lead to serious side effects or toxicity b It will make the drug work faster c It will automatically make the drug more effective 31 What does the FDA do? a Approves the safety, efficacy, and labeling of drugs before they can be sold to the public b Decides how much to charge for prescription medications c Oversees the hiring of healthcare providers 32 What does the DEA do a Regulates the manufacturing and sale of all medications b Decides which drugs are sold over-the-counter c Enforces laws related to controlled substances and prevents drug abuse

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por Venezia Martinelli

absorption

absorption

Active Transport

Chemotherapeutic Agents

Critical Concentration

Distribution

Enzyme Induction

What does the term 'pharmacokinetics' refer to?

Excretion

First-Pass Effect

What does 'generic' mean in pharmaceuticals?

Glomerular Filtration

Half-Life

Hepatic Microsomal System

Dose

Pharmacodynamics

Pharmacogenomics

Pharmacokinetics

Receptor Sites

Selective Toxicity

Which of the following describes one way drugs work in the body?

How might a drug increase body function

What is one way drugs can slow body processes?

What describes the action of chemotherapeutic agents?

How can drugs be absorbed

What factors effect distribution

What is most Important site for Drug metabolism

OTC possible risk?

How can OTC drugs affect symptoms

What is the main concern with improper dosing of OTC medications?

What does the FDA do?

What does the DEA do