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Term referring to any chemical foreign to an organism.
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Xenobiotic
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Choose toxic, toxicity, or toxicosis...
...describes the dosage. |
Toxicity
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Choose toxic, toxicity, or toxicosis...
...describes the effect. |
Toxic
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What are two major sites of xenobiotic accumulation?
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Kidney and liver
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Choose Phase I or Phase II reactions...
...involve biotransformation. |
Phase II
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Choose Phase I or Phase II reactions...
...oxidation/reduction. |
Phase I
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Choose Phase I or Phase II reactions...
...convert xenobiotics into metabolites. |
Phase I
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How many grams in one oz?
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28.35g/oz
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How many grams in one pound?
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453.6g/lb
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How many mL in one oz?
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29.6mL
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How many L in one gal?
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3.785L/gal
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What is the estimated daily food intake for a puppy? kitten? cat? dog?
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Puppy/kitten 8%
Cat 4% Dog 6 to 3% (adolecent/adult) |
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What is the estimated daily food intake for beef cattle?
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Yearling 2.5%
Finishing 1.5% |
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What is the estimated daily food intake for a horse?
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Colt 3%
Mature 2% |
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What is the toxic constituent in chocolate? How much of this compound is in each oz of milk, dark, and baker's chocolate?
What is the toxic dosage? |
Theobromine
Milk (44mg) Dark (150mg) Baker's (390mg) Toxic dosage is 100mg/kg |
