Plasma concentration of a drug can be calculated as :
Volume of Distribution = Total Dose / Plasma Concentration
A = Amount of drug in the body
Vd =Volume of distribution
thus we can say that,
C = Vd Total Dose
=25 50
=0.5 mg/L
QUESTION 4 Predict the plasma concentration (in mg/L) of Drug-A six (6) hours following the administrtion...
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