Your patien has a severe infection, and you want to get an antibiotic into his system as quickly as possible. you have two choices for your antibiotic, both which must be injected into muscle and so must diffuse into his blood: penikillem, which must be stored in the refrigerator and has a molecular weight of 450g/mol, or azithorolyse"em which must be stored at room temperature and has a molecular weight of 200g/mol. which drug will you choose, and why

The correct answer is azithorolyse'em.

Explanation:

The absorption of a drug relies upon many factors like the location where the injection is to be administered, the depth of the injection administered, and the nature of the medicine, that is, whether it is oily or aqueous.

It also depends upon its solubility, that is, whether it is water-soluble or lipid-soluble. The drugs that are water-soluble possesses a longer rate of absorption in comparison to the lipid-soluble drugs, where the drugs get captivated quickly and go into the bloodstream and start functioning instantaneously. In the mentioned case, AzithroLyse'Em refers to a lipid-soluble drug, which will quickly enter the circulatory system and assists in treating severe infection.

I believe the answer is azithorolyse. Firstly, because it needs to be stored at room temperature verses in a refigerato. Therfore it can be readily available, verses being inside a fridge. Second, the "lyse" at the end of this antibiotic indicates its an enzyme, which means it would speed up the process.