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Routes of exposure:
Inhalation
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| How much of an agent is required to produce a response |
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Routes of exposure:
Ingestion - in food, water
(what is the measurement)
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| mg/gm, ppm, (or % for animal feed) |
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Routes of exposure:
Dermal
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NOEL
What is it?
Draw it on a dose response curve |
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It is used in quantifying Fractional response and stands for:
No Observable Effect Level
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NOAEL
What is it?
Draw it on a dose response curve |
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It is used in quantifying Fractional response and stands for:
No Observable Adverse Effect Level |
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ED10
What is it?
Draw it on a dose response curve |
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It is used in quantifying Fractional response and is the:
Concentration of a substance that produces effect in 10% of a population. |
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LD50 or ED50
What is it?
Draw it on a dose response curve |
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It is used in quantifying Fractional response and is the:
dose that kills 50% of a population |
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Is the following assumption used in deriving the Dose-Response relation ship true or false?
There is a molecular target site with which the chemical interacts to initiate the response. |
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