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
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a) Using a soft pillow rather than a hard bolster under the knees will reduce pressure on the back ...
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