If this drug has a half-life of 8-hr instead of 4-hr, what is the amount of drug in the body at 24-hr and 48-hr?
time | 0 hr | 8 hr | 16 hr | 24 hr | 32 hr | 40 hr | 48 hr |
drug administered | 100 mg | 100 mg | 100 mg | 100 mg | 100 mg | 100 mg | 100 mg |
drug remaining | 100 mg | ? | ? | ? | ? | ? | ? |
Since Half life is 8 hr concentration will be 50 mg at 8hr and since you are administering 100 mg again it becomes 150 mg at 8 h
again at 16 h it will be 75 mg but since you are adding 100 mg it will be 175 mg
After another 8 h that is at 24 h it will be 175 mg/2 = 87.5 mg + 100 mg = 187.5 mg
at 32 h it will be 187.5/2 + 100 = 193.7 mg
At 40 h it will be 193.7/2 + 100 = 196.9 mg
at 48 h it will be 196.9/2 + 100 = 198.4 mg
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