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Do modern scientists agree with Aristotles explanation of an element?
I wouldn't say they disagree, it just has nothing to do with chemical elements. Aristotle is basically separating the world into hot and cold, and wet and dry, whereas these represent temperature and pressure--- he also added a drug, aether, to explain the unexplainable. This view of physics is very rudimentary, but logic. As Aristotle added a drug, modern science makes up hypothetical particles in order to understand what they don't understand yet. Sage.
What is an example of an experiment control group?
An example of a control group in an experiment is when researchers study the effect of a new drug on blood pressure. In this scenario, one group of participants receives the drug (the experimental group), while a separate group receives a placebo, which contains no active ingredients (the control group). Both groups are treated identically in all other aspects, allowing researchers to compare the effects of the drug against the placebo. This helps to ensure that any observed differences in blood pressure can be attributed to the drug itself, rather than other factors.
What type of drug is rohypnol?
Type your answer here... its a caca drug
Definition of novel drug delivery system?
It is advance drug delivery system which improve drug potency, control drug release to give a sustained therapeutic effect, provide greater safety, finally it is to target a drug specifically to a desired tissue
Name the three different factors that increase heart rate?
Increased blood viscosity, increased cardiac output, increased pulse rate, anxiety, fear, physical exercise, Nicotine, and arteriosclerosis
What is difference between pharmacological action and pharmacological effect?
Pharmacological action is the therapeutic action of the drug on the body. For example, how the drug acts on the cells, what the drug does to the cells. Whereas the alteration or changes produced after the drug has acted (the action being; how the drug acted and what action did the drug do) on the cells is pharmacologial effect. Simply, in layman's terms pharmacological action is what action the drug can do and the pharmacological effect is what the action of the drug has done.
What is pharmacological testing?
pharmacological testing relates the aspect of effectable drug against a particular disease.
What is the definition of 'drug specificity'?
Drug specificty is the degree to which the effects of a drug are due to the one pharmacological action.
What is a pro-drug?
A pro-drug is a pharmacological inactive compound which becomes active through metabolism.
What is pharmacological dose?
A pharmacological dose is the amount of a drug that treats illness effectively. It is the smallest dose needed to provide the wanted effect.
What is the pharmacological reward potential?
the anticipation that a drug/substance will have pleasurable effects.
What is a biophase?
A biophase refers to the distribution of a drug within the body after it has been absorbed into the bloodstream. It is the phase where the drug interacts with its target tissues or cells to produce a pharmacological effect. Understanding the biophase is important for determining the effectiveness and duration of action of a drug.
Which drug shows the most widely reported incidence of pharmacological violence?
Alcohol.
What is the Difference between pharmacological action and therapeutic action?
Pharmacological action refers to how a drug interacts with the body at a molecular level, while therapeutic action refers to the beneficial effects the drug has on treating a specific condition or symptom in a patient. In other words, pharmacological action is the mechanism of action, while therapeutic action is the desired outcome of the drug in terms of treating a disease or condition.
What does a drug do?
All drugs do different things. And there's a difference between pharmacological drugs and illegal mind altering drugs.
What class of drug is Cleocin?
Pharmacological Class: Lincosamide.It is not a scheduled narcotic and thus is not on the FDA schedule as thus, instituted in 1934.
What is meant by pharmacological specificity?
Pharmacological specificity refers to the ability of a drug to interact selectively with a particular target site or receptor in the body, leading to specific biological effects. It allows for the drug to produce desired therapeutic effects while minimizing unwanted side effects by targeting specific pathways or molecules. This specificity is important for the effectiveness and safety of the drug in treating specific medical conditions.
