Drug Interactions — Flashcards

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Drug Interactions — Flashcards

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Me-too drugs are chemically related to the prototype or other chemical compounds that have an identical _____

_____ is a drug which prevents the transportation of ADP into, and ATP out of, the mitochondria.

Cytochrome p450 is a _____-oxygenase

Barbiturates are an _____ of cytochrome P450 and thus may have many drug interactions

Time for peak plasma concentration (Tmax) of a drug indicates the rate of _____ from the administered site.

A pharmacologically inert substance used along with active ingredient in a formulation is called as an ____.

_____ is when bioavailability of active ingredient in 2 preparations of drug are not significantly different under identical conditions

Freeze sensitive vaccines are: No answer _____

rubella vaccine(MMR) uses _____ strain

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Td vaccine contains _____ LF units of diptheria content

Drug Interactions Flashcards for NEET-PG

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