The drug which has an affinity for a receptor site and produces the intrinsic activity of the receptor cell or enzyme system is known as____________?

Correct answer: A. An agonist

  • A. An agonist
  • B. A non competitive antagonist
  • C. A physiologic antagonist
  • D. A competitive antagonist

Explanation

An agonist binds to a receptor and activates it, producing intrinsic activity. Antagonists may bind receptors but lack intrinsic activity and block activation.

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