When a drug causes a change in the cell membrane, preventing additional stimulation of the cell no matter how much stimulation is offered, that drug is called a:
A) competitive agonist.
B) competitive antagonist.
C) noncompetitive antagonist.
D) noncompetitive agonist.
Question 2
You are evaluating a patient who was a restrained driver of a motor vehicle that crashed into the median barrier at 40 mph. He is awake, alert, and oriented, complaining of neck and back pain. There is a bruise across his upper abdomen in the shape of the seat belt. Based on this information, you should assume he is a ________ trauma patient, and transport him to ________.
A) major; the closest hospital
B) minor; the closest hospital
C) minor; the patient's hospital of choice
D) major; a trauma center
cell structure
Cell
Membrane Synthesis, lipid Bilayers, Enzymes function
Establishing a steady-state resting membrane potential.
Some mechanisms of agonistic and antagonistic drug effects.
Cytotoxic T Cell Killing a Cancer Cell