中国医科大学2013年7月考试《药物代谢动力学》考查课试题（China Medical University in July 2013 pharmacokinetics exam test questions）.docVIP

中国医科大学2013年7月考试《药物代谢动力学》考查课试题（China Medical University in July 2013 pharmacokinetics exam test questions） Subject: pharmacokinetics, test paper name: July 2013, pharmacokinetics, make-up, full marks: 100 The answer is different from the students homework sequence of the platform, so you should pay attention to copying. If you need our copy, you can download the purchase, and then find our customer service to help you write Radio examination 1., the plasma protein binding site of a drug is replaced by another drug, and its action is c: (): (score: 1 points) A. invariant B. decrease C. enhancement D. disappeared E. does not change or disappear 2. the following biotransformation methods are not phase I reactions (a) (score: 1 points) Hydroxylation of A. aromatic groups Dehydrogenation of B. aldehydes Reduction reaction of C. chloral hydrate D. glucuronide binding E. hydrolysis reaction 3. the correct description of the drug excreted from the kidneys is a (): (score: 1 points) A. changes urine pH, can change the rate of excretion of drugs B. is a drug that binds to plasma proteins and is easily filtered from the glomerulus C. dissociation of the drug is easily reabsorbed from the renal tubules The excretion of D. drugs was independent of urine pH The plasma concentrations of E. drugs are equal to those in urine 4., about the simple diffusion of drugs, the error is: (c) (points: 1 points) A. is affected by the relative molecular weight, lipid solubility and polarity of the drug B. concentration gradient transport C. is not affected by saturation speed limits and competitive inhibition D. when the concentration of drugs on both sides of the cell membrane is balanced, the transport is balanced E. does not consume energy and requires a carrier 5. alkaline drugs in alkaline urine: C (): (score: 1 points) A. less dissociation, less absorption, fast excretion B. dissociation more, less absorption, slow excretion C. less dissociation, more absorption, slow excretion The rate of