Definition of pKa of a Drug
pKa of a drug is the pH at which:
Topic: Veterinary Science
Alternative Name for Competitive Antagonism
Competitive antagonism is also called:
Mechanism of Castor Oil as a Purgative
Castor oil exerts its purgative action through:
Primary Site of Drug Biotransformation
The primary site of drug biotransformation in the body is:
Microbial Source of Penicillin
Penicillin is produced from:
Mechanism of Lactulose in Hepatic Encephalopathy
Lactulose reduces blood ammonia levels in hepatic encephalopathy by:
Biotransformation Deficiency in Cats
Cats are deficient in which phase-II biotransformation reaction?
Route for Parturition Anaesthesia in Cattle
The route of administration used to anaesthetize animals for parturition surgery in cattle is:
GI Pharmacology Drug-Mechanism Match
Match the column: TABLE-I (Drug) TABLE-II (Mechanism/Use) 1. Apomorphine (a) 5HT3 antagonist 2. Ondansetron (b) D2 agonist emetic 3. Metoclopramide (c) Proton pump inhibitor 4. Omeprazole (d) D2 antagonist/prokinetic 5. Sucralfate (e) Gastric protectant, acidic
Most Important Phase-II Reaction
The most important phase-II biotransformation reaction applicable to most drugs is: