Where in the body does absorption of a drug mostly occur if a drug is given orally? 

Is the following statement true or false: A Type B reaction is predictable, usually an exaggeration of the drug’s normal pharmacological actions and can be dose-dependent. 

What do the following abbreviations stand for: WHOUKHSASLSRSV 

Question 5:   The patient above (in photo) enters your office. His symptoms have been ongoing for roughly 6 months. Never really improving. His vital are stable. What are you prepared to discuss with this patient based off your differential?

Question 4: When counseling your patient on acne, what should you always remember to tell your patient’s before starting new medications for treatment?

Question 3: Angioedema is a result of an autoimmune mechanism. Treatment for severe angioedema (face, periorbital, Perioral, pharangeal) spaces should include all of the following management?

Question 10: When dealing with a human bite complaint, all of the following are important to remember EXCEPT?

Question 1: All of the following EXCEPT what, would be recommended for prevention of skin cancer ?

Question 6: Your patient presents to the office with what you see in this photo attached. Knowing what you have learned about cellulitis; which of the following would you NOT do for your patient?

Question 2: Urticaria (Hives) is a skin eruption that is triggered by an immune response related to mast cell release. Which pathway correlates with Urticaria?