Across
- 2. Reduced response to a drug due to prolonged exposure.
- 4. A substance that inhibits or blocks the effect of a receptor.
- 6. kinetics Drug elimination at a constant rate, regardless of concentration.
- 9. state The point at which drug intake equals drug elimination.
- 12. effect The metabolism of a drug before it reaches systemic circulation.
- 14. effects Unintended effects of a drug at therapeutic doses.
- 17. When two drugs have comparable bioavailability and effects.
- 19. Rapid decrease in response to a drug after repeated administration.
- 20. dose The dose required to maintain drug levels within the therapeutic range.
- 22. effect The therapeutic benefit from an inactive substance due to expectation.
- 23. The study of the biochemical and physiological effects of drugs and their mechanisms of action.
- 26. The volume of plasma cleared of a drug per unit time.
- 27. A protein molecule that binds to a drug to mediate its action.
Down
- 1. kinetics Drug elimination proportional to its concentration.
- 3. reaction An unusual or unexpected reaction to a drug in an individual.
- 5. inhibition The decrease of enzyme activity by a drug.
- 7. site A binding site on a receptor different from the active site.
- 8. The time required for the concentration of a drug to reduce by half.
- 10. The ability of a drug to produce the maximum desired effect.
- 11. of distribution A theoretical volume that relates drug dose to plasma concentration.
- 13. The amount of a drug needed to produce a specific effect.
- 15. The proportion of a drug that enters the systemic circulation unchanged.
- 16. dose A higher initial dose of a drug to rapidly achieve therapeutic levels.
- 18. The study of drug absorption, distribution, metabolism, and excretion.
- 19. The harmful effects of a drug at high doses.
- 21. index The ratio of a drug's toxic dose to its effective dose.
- 22. A compound that becomes active only after metabolic conversion.
- 24. A substance that activates a receptor to produce a biological response.
- 25. interaction The modification of a drug's effect by another drug or substance.
- 26. enzymes A group of enzymes involved in drug metabolism.
