Types of Drug Interactions
Types of Drug Interactions ( 14 Questions)
A client is taking a medication that is metabolized by the liver. The nurse should recognize which of the following factors can affect the metabolism of this medication.
Age can affect metabolism because liver function decreases with age.
Liver function is important for metabolism because many medications are metabolized by liver enzymes.
Genetic factors can affect metabolism because some individuals may have genetic variations that affect how they metabolize certain medications.
The metabolism of a medication can be affected by several factors, including age, liver function, and genetic factors. For example, older adults may have decreased liver function, which can result in a slower metabolism and an increased risk of adverse effects.
The metabolism of a medication can be affected by several factors, including age, liver function, and genetic factors. For example, older adults may have decreased liver function, which can result in a slower metabolism and an increased risk of adverse effects.
a. Age can affect metabolism because liver function decreases with age.
b. Liver function is important for metabolism because many medications are metabolized by liver enzymes.
c. Genetic factors can affect metabolism because some individuals may have genetic variations that affect how they metabolize certain medications.
d. All of these factors can affect metabolism.