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A nurse is preparing to administer a medication that has high intrinsic efficacy.What does this mean?
Intrinsic efficacy refers to how well a drug activates receptors once bound.A drug with high intrinsic efficacy produces maximal response when bound and can activate receptors fully.
A drug with high intrinsic efficacy produces maximal response when bound and can activate receptors fully.
A drug with high intrinsic efficacy produces maximal response when bound and can activate receptors fully.
Intrinsic efficacy affects pharmacodynamics by determining how well a drug activates receptors once bound.
Intrinsic efficacy refers to how well a drug activates receptors once bound.A drug with high intrinsic efficacy produces maximal response when bound and can activate receptors fully.
b.A drug with high intrinsic efficacy produces maximal response when bound and can activate receptors fully
c.A drug with high intrinsic efficacy produces maximal response when bound and can activate receptors fully
d.Intrinsic efficacy affects pharmacodynamics by determining how well a drug activates receptors once bound