2) calculation of free drug concentration of a drug A ?
Many drugs are bound to serum proteins, and it is important to remember that it is the free (unbound)drug which is responsible for pharmacological activity of the drug. Typically, the total drug concentration(bound drug + free drug) is measured for the purpose of TDM.
So total drug concentration = bound drug concentration + unbound drug concentration (free drug concentration)
Total drug concentration= percentage of bound drug concentration+ percentage of free drug concentration
Substituting values ,
10mg/L (total drug concentration) = 10%( percentage of free drug concentration)+90% (percentage of bound drug concentration)
So to get free drug concentration we need to find 10%of total drug concentration that is 10% of 10 mg/L
Free drug concentration=10% of 10 mg /L
Using basic method for percentage calculation we get (10×10)÷100=1 ,so 10% of 10 mg/L= 1 mg/L
So the free drug concentration for A = 1 mg/L
3) calculation of half life a drug
To calculate half life we have the formula
Half life = 0.693 ×volume of distribution/clearance value
Volume of distribution=17.5L when converted to ml it is multiplied by 1000 = 17.5×1000=17,500 ml
Substituting values in the formula ,
half life = 0.693×17,500/101
= 120.07 minutes
Which is approximately equal to 2 hours
Half life of the drug = 2 hrs
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