After reading this article you will learn about:- 1. Factors Affecting Blood Concentration of a Drug 2. Absorption of Drug 3. Distribution 4. Dosage Forms 5. Nome nclature 6. Bioavailability 7. Apparent Volume of Distribution (VP) 8. Excretion. Factors Affecting Blood Concentration of a Drug: The following factors can affect the blood concentrations of a […]
Drug: Distribution and Excretion | Pharmacokinetics
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The plasma level time curve is plotted after measured drug concentration in plasma of an animal at different time intervals. The concentrations of drug in each plasma sample are plotted on an ordinary graph paper against the corresponding time at which the plasma samples were collected. As the drug reaches in systemic circulation, plasma drug […]
Types of Pharmacokinetic Variables | Drugs
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This article throws light upon the three main types of pharmacokinetic variables of drugs. The variables are: 1. Plasma Half-Life (t1/2β) 2. Volumes of Distribution 3. Total Body Clearance (CIB). Type # 1. Plasma Half-Life (t1/2β): Half-life is defined as the time of declining the initial plasma drug concentration by half. It is also known […]
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