Drugs A and B both reduce depression, but drug A is twice as potent as drug B. This difference in potency is
a. clinically important because one only needs to take half as much of drug A as drug B
b. not clinically important unless drug B's maximal response is less than that of drug A
c. not clinically important unless drug A's side effects are less disturbing than drug B's side effects
d. both b and c
Question 2
Excretion of drugs occurs most commonly through
a. the lungs
b. renal (i.e., involving the kidneys) excretion
c. hepatic (i.e., involving the liver) excretion
d. the feces
Devices used to deliver respiratory drugs: (c) dry powder inhaler
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