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Question #1
The existence of a dose-response relationship may be used to establish which of the following kinds of information?
A.
Causal association between a toxin and biological effects
B.
All of these are correct.
C.
Minimum dosages needed to produce a biological effect
D.
Both causal association between a toxin and biological effects and minimum dosages needed to produce a biological effect
E.
Rate of accumulation of harmful effects
Question #2
Of the following routes of exposure, which one has the most rapid effect?
A.
Dermal
B.
Intramuscular
C.
Intravenous
D.
Inhalation
E.
Ingestion
Question #3
The poisonous substance in Amanita phalloides (“death cap” mushroom) is an example of a(n):
A.
poison caused by bacterial activity.
B.
toxin.
C.
toxicant.
D.
None of these is correct.
E.
anthropogenic form of poison
Question #4
Subacute exposures are those that last for:
A.
1 to 3 months.
B.
more than 3 months.
C.
1 month or less.
D.
less than 24 hours and occur more than once.
E.
less than 24 hours and occur once.
Question #5
One of the founders of toxicology was:
A.
Da Vinci.
B.
Claudius.
C.
Paracelsus.
D.
Socrates.
E.
Theophrastus.
Question #6
The concentration and toxicity of a chemical in the body are affected by:
A.
individual sensitivity.
B.
route of entry into the body.
C.
duration of exposure.
D.
received dose of the chemical.
E.
All of these are correct.
Question #7
An internal dose refers to the:
A.
None of these is correct.
B.
quantity of a substance that is administered
C.
dose acquired by contact with contaminated environmental sources.
D.
amount of a substance that is available to the internal organs of the body.
E.
portion of a substance that becomes internalized in the body.
Question #8
Which of the following is an example of in vitro testing for toxicology?
A.
Studies of animals exposed to toxins
B.
Experiments with cells derived from human sources
C.
Experiments with volunteers who have had unintentional exposures
D.
Experiments with normal volunteers
E.
Dose-response assessments in human populations
Question #9
When highly controlled and standardized conditions are desired, human subjects are used in toxicologic testing.
A.
TRUE
B.
FALSE
Question #10
Which term indicates that the combined effect of exposures to two or more chemicals that is greater than the sum of their individual effects?
A.
Additive
B.
Antagonistic
C.
Coalitive
D.
Synergistic
Question #11
All of the following statements about thalidomide are true, except:
A.
it was associated with heart problems among adults.
B.
it was a potent teratogen.
C.
it was developed before the advent of rigorous clinical trials.
D.
it was used to treat morning sickness during pregnancy.
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