The passage of a drug from the bloodstream to sites in the body is called:
A) distribution.
B) absorption.
C) administration.
D) biotransformation

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Distribution refers to the movement of a drug from the bloodstream to other sites in the body, such as tissues or organs. Absorption refers to the entry of a drug into the bloodstream, while administration refers to the process of giving a drug to a patient. Biotransformation refers to the chemical modification of a drug in the body, usually in the liver, to prepare it for elimination from the body.

The Passage of a Drug from the Bloodstream to Sites