Key Skills Exam 0.0 / 5 ? BiologyNeuropharmacologyUniversityAll boards Created by: JoyezinwaCreated on: 25-03-24 00:45 What is Avogadro's Constant? A mole is 6.02 x 10^23 atoms or molecules 1 of 18 What is molar mass? The molar mass (molecular weight) of a substance determines its weight in grams per mole (g/mol). 2 of 18 What is a 1 Molar solution (1M) 1 mole of a substance in 1 L of water 3 of 18 How do you convert mM to M? To convert mM to M, divide by 1000. For the inverse, multiply by 1000 4 of 18 How do you convert micromolar to M? Divide by 1000000. For inverse multiply by 1000000 5 of 18 How do you convert nM to M Divide by 10^9. multiply for inverse. 6 of 18 How to convert picomolar(pM) to M? Divide by 10^12 and multiply for inverse. 7 of 18 What is Neuropharmacology? Neuropharmacology focuses on understanding how drugs affect the nervous system It aims to develop safer, more effective treatments and preventive measures for nervous system abnormalities 8 of 18 What is psychopharmacology? The study of the effect of drugs on psychological parameters. 9 of 18 What is parenteral administration? This describes all routes of administration excluding oral 10 of 18 subcutaneous administration under the skin 11 of 18 Intraperitoneal into the e peritoneal–abdominal cavity 12 of 18 intravenous into the venous system 13 of 18 Intracerebroventricular into the cerebral ventricular system 14 of 18 intracerebral into the brain parenchyma 15 of 18 Brain parenchyma Functional tissue in the brain which consists of neurons and glial cells 16 of 18 intramuscular into the muscle 17 of 18 Prodrugs Drugs that must be converted into active metabolites before they can exert their biological effects 18 of 18
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