Q. Why dopamine cannot be administered for the disease Parkinsonism?

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Q. Which one of these is not an approach to make the drug cross the blood-brain barrier?

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Q. Which drugs can easily pass the Placental barrier?

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Q. What is the function of the blood-testis barrier?

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Q. What is the perfusion rate?

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Q. Placental barrier is more effective than the Blood-Brain Barrier.

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Q. Blood-brain barrier is a lipoidal barrier.

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Q. Lipophilic drugs of molecular weight range 50-600 Dalton can pass the cell membrane to reach intracellular fluid.

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Q. Who has more intracellular and extracellular water more in their body?

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Q. Who has higher fat content?

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Q. Who has poorly developed BBB?

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Q. During pregnancy, drug distribution is more. Which of the following sentences describe the given fact better?

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Q. What happens when an obese person is given with a lipophilic drug?

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Q. What is the consequence of diet high in fats?

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Q. The extent to which a drug is distributed is a tissue depends upon ___________ and _____________

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Q. Which one of the following has a high perfusion rate?

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Q. Which one of the following has very low perfusion rate?

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Q. Infants have high albumin content.

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Q. Disease state of a patient can influence drug distribution across the body.

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Q. In meningitis and encephalitis polar antibiotics gain access to BBB which don’t happen to a healthy person.

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