When Differentiating Between Enzyme Induction and Enzyme Inhibition,enzyme Induction Can

question 16

Multiple Choice

When differentiating between enzyme induction and enzyme inhibition,enzyme induction can be interpreted as resulting in a(an) :

• A) Increase in the rate of drug metabolism in the liver, leading to a decreased duration of action
• B) Decrease in the rate of drug metabolism in the liver, leading to a decreased duration of action
• C) Unchanged rate of drug metabolism in the liver, leading to an increased duration of action
• D) None of these are correct.

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