Practice question

How are Central Nervous System Stimulants eliminated from the body?

  1. Through breathing
  2. By the liver
  3. Through sweating
  4. Through the skin

Answer: B — By the liver

Central Nervous System Stimulants are processed by the liver, where they are broken down into smaller molecules and eventually eliminated through the kidneys in urine. Breathing is how we eliminate carbon dioxide, not medications. Sweating and skin are also not modes of elimination for CNS stimulants. Therefore, the correct answer is B.

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