What does the term ADME refer to?, How drugs are prescribed, How the body absorbs, distributes, metabolises, and excretes drugs, How drugs bind to receptors, How drugs cause side effects, Which route of administration results in no absorption phase?, Intramuscular, Oral, Subcutaneous, Intravenous, Why do highly perfused organs receive drugs more quickly?, They have larger surface areas, They break down drugs faster, They have greater blood flow, They store drugs in fat, Which organ is the main site of drug metabolism?, Liver, Intestines, Lungs, Kidneys, Why may patients with liver disease require lower drug doses?, Drugs are absorbed too quickly, Distribution is reduced, Metabolism may be impaired, causing drug accumulation, Excretion occurs faster, What is the primary organ responsible for drug excretion?, Lungs, Kidneys, Skin, Liver, Why is renal impairment a concern in pharmacology?, Drugs may accumulate and increase toxicity risk, Drugs are not distributed, Drugs cannot bind receptors, Drugs become inactive
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The ADME Framework
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