Question 1

Why would a double-blind study be beneficial in studying the effects of a person's drug response?

Accepted Answer

A) Strengthens the bias toward the active drug being studied 
B) Increases the likelihood that participants will report accurate information 
C) Reduces the risk of information being reported based on the placebo effect 
D) Increases the chances of participants to receive the active drug during the study 
A) Strengthens the bias toward the active drug being studied 
B) Increases the likelihood that participants will report accurate information 
C) Reduces the risk of information being reported based on the placebo effect 
D) Increases the chances of participants to receive the active drug during the study

Question 2

Repeated exposures to a drug may result in a(n)_____ response to the drug.

Accepted Answer

A) increased 
B) normal 
C) decreased 
D) adverse 
A) increased 
B) normal 
C) decreased 
D) adverse

Question 3

MATCHING
Match the following terms and causes.
-Can be caused by isoniazid

Accepted Answer

A) Adverse reaction 
B) Hepatotoxicity 
C) Nephrotoxicity 
D) Teratogen 
E) Carcinogen 
A) Adverse reaction 
B) Hepatotoxicity 
C) Nephrotoxicity 
D) Teratogen 
E) Carcinogen

Question 4

When is efficacy not more important than potency when determining usefulness of drug?

Accepted Answer

A) Efficacy and potency are not related 
B) When side effects are not tolerable 
C) When an available dose form is not available 
D) When the dose required is too large to administer 
A) Efficacy and potency are not related 
B) When side effects are not tolerable 
C) When an available dose form is not available 
D) When the dose required is too large to administer

Question 5

Which of the following would be able to occupy a receptor site to prevent the receptor's natural reaction?

Accepted Answer

A) Antagonist 
B) Agonist 
C) Inverse antagonist 
D) Partial agonist 
A) Antagonist 
B) Agonist 
C) Inverse antagonist 
D) Partial agonist

Exam 3: Pharmacodynamics

Why would a double-blind study be beneficial in studying the effects of a person's drug response?

Repeated exposures to a drug may result in a(n)_____ response to the drug.

MATCHING Match the following terms and causes. -Can be caused by isoniazid

When is efficacy not more important than potency when determining usefulness of drug?

Which of the following would be able to occupy a receptor site to prevent the receptor's natural reaction?

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