Across
- 4. Percentage of drug that reaches systemic circulation after administration
- 9. Drug administration via the gastrointestinal tract
- 10. Movement of a drug across a membrane without energy use or transport protein
- 15. Theoretical amount describing drug dispersion in the body
- 16. Substance that increases the rate of drug metabolism
- 19. Substance that decreases the rate of drug metabolism
- 20. Active product of drug metabolism
- 22. Movement of a drug from the site of administration to the bloodstream
- 24. Route for which there is 100% bioavailability
- 25. Removal of drug from the body
Down
- 1. The point where the drug concentration remains stable with repeated doses
- 2. Dose to continue therapeutic levels after steady state is reached
- 3. Actions of the drug on the body
- 5. Most prevalent protein in plasma and the most important of proteins to which drugs bind
- 6. Ionization state increasing a drug’s ability to cross membranes
- 7. Large initial dose to reach therapeutic levels more quickly
- 8. Most important organ for drug excretion
- 11. character allowing easier membrane crossing
- 12. Breakdown of drugs
- 13. Time it takes for the drug concentration to decrease by 50%
- 14. Movement of a drug from the bloodstream to various body tissues
- 17. Actions of the body on the drug
- 18. Organ responsible for first pass metabolism
- 21. Drug administration under the tongue for rapid absorption
- 23. Decreased response to a drug requiring higher doses over time
