SAS 4

Question 1

Haloporidol

Answer 1

Glycine conjugation

Question 2

Chloramphenicol

Answer 2

Glucuronidation

Question 3

Propranolol

Answer 3

Glucuronidation

Question 4

Methyldopa

Answer 4

Sulfate conjugation

Question 5

Salbutamol

Answer 5

Sulfate conjugation

Question 6

Isoniazid

Answer 6

Acetylation

Question 7

Hydralazine

Answer 7

Acetylation

Question 8

Acetaminophen

Answer 8

Glucuronidation

Question 9

Sulfamethoxazole

Answer 9

Acetylation

Question 10

Mescaline

Answer 10

Glycine conjugation

Question 11

Nitroglycerine

Answer 11

Gluta

Question 12

Isosorbide Dinitrate

Answer 12

Gluta

Question 13

Catechols

Answer 13

Methylation

Question 14

Phenols

Answer 14

Methylation

Question 15

Amines

Answer 15

Methylation

Question 16

Heterocyclic compounds

Answer 16

Methylation

Question 17

Thiol compounds

Answer 17

Methylation

Question 18

Terbutaline

Answer 18

Sulfate

Question 19

what are the major metabolite of acetaminophen

Answer 19

O-glucuronide conjugate
O-sulfate conjugate

Question 20

what is the only present metabolite in infants?

Answer 20

O-sulfate conjugate

Question 21

this is common to mammals

Answer 21

Glycine conjugation

Question 22

this is common to man and primates

Answer 22

Glutamine conjugation

Question 23

Ornithine

Answer 23

Glutamine conjugation

Question 24

PABA

Answer 24

Acetylation

Question 25

Clonazepam

Answer 25

Acetylation

Question 26

Constitutes an important metabolic route for drugs containing PRIMARY AMINO GROUPS.

Answer 26

Acetylation

Question 27

Plays an important role in the biosynthesis of many endogenous compound

Answer 27

Methylation