As a pharmacologist developing a drug to reduce the effect of PCP, yout most likely candidate is an acetycholine agonist. Impairment of spatial alteration perform by PCP to be medicated, at least in part by and anticholinergic action.
PCP affects the neurotransmitters acetylcholine and NMDA is a area of the brain known as the hippocampus. That lead to inability to encode information that later transferred into long term memory. It also inhibitors the re-uptake of dopamine and serotonin.
Acetylcholine receptors propagate the cognitive ability and it consist of two primary members namely muscularity and nicotine receptors.There are some examples - choline esters and alkaloids.
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Drugs are substances resulting in physiological changes. A basic drug; low pH will result in urinary excretion but not urinary reabsorption. Thus, option b is correct.
<h3>What is urinary excretion?</h3>
Urinary excretion is the process of eliminating the waste substance from the body through urine. It is majorly done by the kidneys and their structural unit called nephrons.
The basic drug with low pH will be excreted from the body and will not be reabsorbed as urine has low pH with acidic conditions. The basic drugs undergo changes and get expelled from the body.
Therefore, option b. basic drug with low pH gets excreted.
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Your question is incomplete, but most probably your full question was, Which set of circumstances will result in a drug undergoing urinary excretion but not urinary reabsorption?
A. basic drug in high pH
B. basic drug low pH
C. acidic drug, high pH
D. acidic drug, low pH
