A 150 mg per L solution of drug is administered intravenously at a rate of 30 mL per hour to a patient with a constant blood volume equal to 5 L. The drug is metabolized by the patient at a rate of 40% per hour. Assuming the patient had no drug in their system before receiving treatment, how much is found in their system after 55 minutes?
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Given: Concentration of drug = 150 mg/L Rate of administration = 30 mL/h Rate of increase = Concentration of drug * Rate of administration Rate of increase = 150 mg/L * 30 mL/h Rate of increase = 150 * 30 * 10^-3 mg/h Rate of increase = 4.5 mg/h Show more…
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