Q. Only unbound or free drug is capable of being eliminated.

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Q. In the equation X= Vd C, what does X stands for?

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Q. The extent of drug-protein binding can change with both changes in protein and drug concentration.

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Q. Which drug easily bind to AAG?

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Q. Which drugs easily bind to adipose tissue?

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Q. Which drugs bind to HSA easily?

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Q. Which of the following factors for protein drug binding is a drug interaction factor?

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Q. Which one of the following factor related to protein-drug binding is not related to drug interactions with the binding site?

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Q. Which one of the following factors related to protein-drug binding is not related to drugs?

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Q. Which drugs results in distortion of double stranded DNA structure?

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Q. Which drug accumulate in adipose tissue?

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Q. Which drug causes brown yellow discoloration of infant’s teeth?

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Q. Which drugs deposit in hair shafts?

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Q. Which of the following drugs are responsible for retinopathy?

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Q. Which of the following drugs accumulate in skin?

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Q. Which metals get accumulated in the kidney?

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Q. Which drugs accumulate in liver?

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Q. What is the relation between halogenated hydrocarbon and liver?

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Q. Following is the order in decreasing order of drug binding to the extravascular tissue. Which one is the correct order?

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Q. What reasons make tissue-drug binding important for drug distribution?

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