Tick the drug type for which microsomal oxidation is the most prominent:

Correct answer: A. Lipid soluble

  • A. Lipid soluble
  • B. Water soluble
  • C. Low molecular weight
  • D. High molecular weight

Explanation

Microsomal oxidation mainly metabolises lipid-soluble drugs, converting them into more polar compounds that can be excreted. Water-soluble drugs usually require less oxidative metabolism and are more readily eliminated unchanged.

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