Between a 5 year-old child, a 15 year-old teenager, a 35 year-old man and a 75 year-old grandpa, who will experience the most, the toxic effects of a specific dose of a given substance and why? If your answer is more than one, please elaborate.
Between a 5 year-old child, a 15 year-old teenager, a 35 year-old man and a 75 year- old grandpa, who will experience the most, the toxic effects of a specific dose of a given substance and why? If your answer is more than one, please elaborate.
Answer:- Between a 5 year-old child and 75 year- old grandpa will experience the most, the toxic effects of a specific dose of a given substance.
Explanation- Due to decreased body size, altered body
composition (more fat, less water), and decreased liver and kidney
function along with high cholesterol, coronary artery disease, high
blood pressure, type 2 diabetes, arthritis etc causes many drugs to
accumulate in older people's bodies at a higher levels and for
longer times than younger adults.
Where as younger children tend to absorb medicine more slowly from
the stomach but have faster intramuscular absorption rates. Lower
rate may be odue to the larger liver size. Liver enzymes are
immature as well as their kidney function too. So young children
seem to be less sensitive to acute intoxication than adults.
Between a 5 year-old child, a 15 year-old teenager, a 35 year-old man and a 75...
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