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Answer: (D) Liver
( Most of the drugs are metabolised in the hepatic phase I and II)
Answer: (D) All of the above
( Due to decreased absorption and diseased conditions in the older adult and people with renal impairment have issue in drug metabolism.)
Answer: Large intestine and kidney
( The most of the water soluble drugs are excreted through kidney)
Answer: Absorption and placental membrane.
( The major consideration for the medication is that the drug should not harm the fetus.)
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