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Basics of Pharmacokinetics

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Basics of Pharmacokinetics
 

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Basics of PharmacokineticsOnline version

Learn key terms related to drug movement in the body.

by Focused Academy
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The process by which a substance enters the bloodstream.

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The dispersion of a substance throughout body tissues.

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The chemical transformation of a substance within the body.

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The removal of substances from the body, mainly via urine.

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The proportion of a drug that reaches systemic circulation.

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The time required for a substance's concentration to reduce by half.

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The study of how drugs move and are processed in the body.

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The process of removing substances from the body.

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The harmful or dangerous effects of a drug, often caused by excessive dosage or impaired elimination.

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A condition where the body becomes less responsive to a drug over time, requiring higher doses to achieve the same effect.

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When two drugs work together to produce a stronger effect than either drug alone.

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When one drug has no effect on its own but increases the effect of another drug when given together.

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When one drug reduces or blocks the effect of another drug.

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___________effect occurs when a drug builds up in the body due to repeated doses being given faster than the body can metabolize and excrete it.

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