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___
A. 民众的“迷魂汤”
B. 社会的“分离器”
C. 杀人的“软刀子”
D. 动乱的“催化剂”
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社会主义核心价值体系内容是___
A. 马克思主义指导思想
B. 中国特色社会主义共同理想
C. 以爱国主义为核心的民族精神和以改革创新为核心的时代精神
D. 社会主义荣辱观
【多选题】
培育和践行社会主义核心价值观，要___
A. 把社会主义核心价值观融入社会生活各个方面
B. 坚持全民行动、干部带头，从家庭做起、从娃娃抓起
C. 立足中华优秀传统文化和革命文化
D. 发扬中国人民在长期奋斗中培育、继承、发展起来的伟大民族精神
【多选题】
提高国家文化软实力，要___
A. 努力弘扬中华文化，推进中华文化创新发展
B. 讲好中国故事，传播好中国声音，阐释好中国特色
C. 增强对外话语的创造力、感召力和公信力，提高国际话语权
D. 加强当代中国价值观念的提炼与阐释，拓展对外传播平台和载体
【多选题】
形成人与自然和谐发展新格局要 做到___
A. 把节约资源放在首位
B. 坚持保护优先、自然恢复为主
C. 着力推进绿色发展、循环发展、低碳发展
D. 形成节约资源和保护环境的空间格局、产业结构、生产方式、生活方式
【多选题】
必须坚持___为主的方针，形成节约资源和保护环境的空间格局、产业结构、生产方式、生活方式，还自然以宁静、和谐、美丽。
A. 事先预防
B. 节约优先
C. 保护优先
D. 自然恢复
【单选题】
下列关于“四个全面”战略布局的说法不正确的是___。
A. 党的十七大最早提出全面建设惠及十几亿人的更高水平的小康社会
B. 党的十八大提出全面建成小康社会和全面深化改革的目标
C. 党的十八届四中全会提出全面推进依法治国
D. 党的群众路线教育实践活动总结大会宣示全面从严治党
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党中央“四个全面战略布局的提出，第一次将___论述为全面深化改革的“姊妹篇”，形成“鸟之两翼、车之两轮”
A. 全面建成小康社会
B. 全面依法治国
C. 全面从严治党
D. 对外开放
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___战略布局,确立了新的历史条件下,党和国家各项工作的战略目标和战略举措,是我们党在新形势下治国理政的总方略。
A. “四个全面”
B. “五大发展理念”
C. “三严三实”
D. “两学一做”
【单选题】
党的十八大以来,党中央提出并形成了全面建成小康社会、全面深化改革、全面依法治国、全面从严治党的目标任务。其中,十八届四中全会提出全面推进___的总目标和重大任务。
A. 全面依法治国
B. 全面深化改革
C. 全面建成小康社会
D. 全面从严治党
【单选题】
全面深化改革的总目标是___
A. 完善和发展中国特色社会主义制度，推进国家治理体系和治理能力现代化
B. 积极创造社会财富，提高人民物质生活水平
C. 提高综合国力，增强国际竞争力
D. 加大改革开放的深度和广度，推进社会全面进步
【单选题】
全面推进依法治国的总目标是___
A. 建设中国特色社会主义法治体系，建设社会主义法治国家
B. 建设中国特色社会主义法治体系，建设社会主义法制国家
C. 建设中国特色社会主义法制体系，建设社会主义法制国家
D. 建设中国特色社会主义法制体系，建设社会主义法治国家
【单选题】
协调推进“四个全面”战略布局，是党的十八大以来党中央从实现“两个一百年”奋斗目标、实现中华民族伟大复兴的中国梦的战略高度，统敌国内国际两个大局，把握我国发展新征确定的治国理政新方略。在“四个全面”战略布局中居于引领地位的是___
A. 全面从严治党
B. 全面深化改革
C. 全面依法治国
D. 全面建成小康社会
【单选题】
在坚决打好精准脱贫攻坚战中，重点解决好___问题，加强东西部扶贫协作和对口支援，做好中央单位定点帮扶。
A. 西部地区贫困
B. 中西部地区贫困
C. 老少边穷地区贫困
D. 深度贫困
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党的___顺应我国经济社会新发展和广大人民群众新期待，赋予“小康”更高的标准、更丰富的内涵，对全面建成小康社会进行了总体部署。
A. 十八大
B. 十八届三中全会
C. 十八届四中全会
D. 十八届五中全会
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到 2020 年国内生产总值和城乡居民人均收入比___翻一番，主要经济指标平衡协调，发展质量和效益明显提高。
A. 2000 年
B. 2005 年
C. 2010 年
D. 2015 年
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___深入实施，创业创新蓬勃发展，全要素生产率明显提高。科技与经济深度融合，创新要素配置更加高效，重点领域和关键环节核心技术取得重大突破，自主创新能力全面增强，迈进创新型国家和人才强国行列。
A. “双创”战略
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C. 可持续发展战略
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(4) Which of the following is not the fundamental characteristic of living organisms?___
A. metabolism
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A. blood coagulation
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8)The breakdown of large molecules to smaller ones is called___
A. respiration
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D. absorption
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A. It responds fast
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(1)Which of the following parts of knowledge of drugs should be included in pharmacology?___
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(2)Which of the following is what a clinician is primarily interested in according to the text?___
A. Drugs which can be reasonably limited to those aspects that provide the basis for their rational clinical use
B. Chemical agents that are not used in therapy but are commonly responsible for household and industrial poisoning as well as environmental pollution
C. Drugs which are useful in the prevention,diagnosis and treatment of human disease,or in the prevention of pregnancy.
D. rugs which are useful in the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of human disease, or in the prevention of pregnancy.
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(3)Why was the physician not interested in pharmacognosy?___
A. He didn't have to select the proper plants for his prescription
B. He had a broad botanical knowledge
C. Fewer drugs were obtained from natural sources
D. Natural drugs had little difference with synthetic ones
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(4)Which of the following is the best way of studying pharmacology for medical students and practitioners?___
A. to have a broad botanical knowledge
B. to select a plant and its preparation
C. to have the ability to purify natural plants
D. to have curiosity that stimulates them to learn about sources of drugs
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(5)What are the tasks related to medicines almost complete!y delegated to the pharmacists now?___
A. the physical and chemical properties of medicines
B. the preparing, compounding, and dispensing of medicines
C. dosage forms of medicines available
D. the therapeutic and other uses of medicines
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(6) What is a main unique aspect of pharmacodynamics?___
A. Pharmacodynamics is an experimental medical science
B. Pharmacodynamics is focused on the characteristics of drugs
C. Pharmacodynamics borrows freely from both the subject matter and the experimenta techniques of physiology, biochemistry, microbiology, genetics and pathology
D. Pharmacodynamics correlates the entire field of preclinical medicine
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7) What time of history does pharmacodynamics date back to?___
A. the second half of the seventeenth century
B. the second half of the eighteenth century
C. the second half of the nineteenth century
D. the second half of the twentieth century
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8)What does the research on pharmacodynamics focus on?___
A. study of clinical effect of drugs
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(9)Which of the following is true when drugs are selected?___
A. It has to be based in part on legal reasons.
B. It has to be based in part on ethical reasons.
C. It has to be based in part on the pharmacological evaluation in man
D. It has to be based in part on the pharmacological evaluation in animals
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(10)Why are chemotherapeutic agents useful in therapy?___
A. They stimulate or depress biochemical or physiological function in man in a sufficiently reproducible manner to provide relief of symptoms or, ideally, to alter favorably the course of disease
B. They can produce desired effects with only tolerable undesired effects
C. They have only minimal effects on man but can destroy or eliminate parasites
D. The selectivity of their effects is one of their most important characteristics
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1)H. Mario Geysen initially used parallel synthesis as a quick way to identify which small_____ of any given large protein bound to an antibody.___
A. division
B. pieces
C. part
D. fragment
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2)Chemists often start a combinatorial synthesis by attaching the first set of building blocks_____ to microscopic beads made of polystyrene.___
A. solid
B. inert
C. soft
D. active
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3）The chemical reactions required to link compounds to the beads and later to detach them____ to the synthesis proces.___
A. induce complications
B. make easy
C. introduce complications
D. introduce easy
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4)In a parallel synthesis, all the products are_____ separately in their own reaction vessels.___
A. combined
B. assembled
C. joined
D. assorted
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(5)In many laboratories today, robots assist with the routine work of parallel synthesis, such as small___ amounts of reactive molecules into the appropriate wells.___
A. sending
B. transporting
C. delivering
D. giving
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(6)Scientists can pull out from the mixture the beads that bear biologically active molecules and then,using sensitive detection techniques,___ the molecular makeup of the compound attached.___
A. determine
B. make sure
C. find
D. search
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(7)Most pharmaceutical companies today continue to___ parallel synthesis. Which of the following is not appropriate to be filled in the blank?___
A. count in
B. count on
C. depend on
D. rely on
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(8)Once they identify a promising substance, they___ make many one-at-a-time modifications to the structure.___
A. laboriously
B. hardly
C. easy
D. effectively
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(9)Often these procedures yield a compound having acceptable___ and safety.___
A. strength
B. effect
C. potency
D. effort
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10)In many laboratories today, robots___ the routine work of parallel synthesis.___
A. help
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C. assist in
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(1)Pharmaceutics is an interdisciplinary subject involving___
A. formulation, manufacturing, physical pharmacy, and biopharmaceutics
B. manufacturing
C. physical pharmacy
D. biopharmaceutics
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（2）Formulation is about the design, development and evaluation of dosage forms,___
A. discovery of novel drugs
B. analytical methods
C. drug delivery systems and manufacturing process
D. dosing regimen
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(3)Biopharmaceutics mainly studies the in vivo process of drugs and metabolites in humans, animals and tissue culture, which specifically involves___
A. absorption and distribution
B. absorption, distribution, metabolism, and excretion
C. metabolism and excretion
D. absorption and excretion
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(4)Regarding the definition of bioavailability(BA), BA is related to___
A. total plasma drug concentration only
B. unbound drug concentration in the plasma
C. unbound drug concentration at the target site
D. total plasma drug concentration, and the administered drug dose
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(5)Plasma drug concentration is affected by following factors such as___
A. rate of absorption
B. rate and extent of distribution
C. rate ofeli Imination
D. all ofabove
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6)Which of the following routes of administration will involve the absorption of drugs?___
A. i.v.injection
B. i.v.infusion
C. Subcutaneous injection, transdermal and oral
D. None of above
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（7）Which of the following factors may influence the time course of a drug in the plasma and hence at its site of action?___
A. Food
B. Disease state
C. Route of administration
D. All of above
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(8)Please identify the potential biological barriers for an orally administered tablet to be absorbed into the systemic circulation___
A. Sk d dermis
B. Gastrointestinal epithelium
C. Oral mucosal membrane
D. All of above
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(9) Given the same administration dose, which of the following will likely result in varying bioavailabilities for the same drug administered to the same person? ___
A. tablets (p.o. )vs. solutions(p0.)
B. solutions for injection(i v )vs oral solutions(p0.)
C. coated tablets (p.0. )vs hard gelatin capsules(p0.)
D. All ofabove
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(10)Which of the following statements is true?___
A. Bioavailability is only related to the administered dose and the total drug concentration in the blood circulation.
B. Plasma protein binding does not affect the bioavailability of a specific drug.
C. A given drug in different dosage forms may show differences in bioavailability if given by the same route.
D. Biopharmaceutical studies do not involve animal experiment.
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Much of our present physiological knowledge has been found from the experiments and studies on human beings.
A. 对
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