The Primary Organs Involved in the Removal of Drugs from the Body

question 5

Multiple Choice

The primary organs involved in the removal of drugs from the body are

• A)the heart and lungs.
• B)the lungs and liver.
• C)the liver and kidneys.
• D)the kidneys and spleen.

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Definitions:

Conditioning

The process of training or developing physical fitness through exercises that improve strength, endurance, flexibility, or coordination.

Warm-up

A series of low-intensity exercises performed before engaging in physical activity to prepare the body and reduce the risk of injury.

Cool-down

A set of low-intensity exercises performed after more intense activity to help the body transition to a resting or near-resting state.

Progressive Overload

A principle of physical training that involves progressively increasing the amount of stress on the body to stimulate muscle growth, strength, and endurance.