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what does Ro stand for?
rate of infusion
what are the units of Ro?
mg/min (mass/time)
what does the C-T profile look like for IV infusion?
plasma concentration increases until plateau achieved which is the steady state concentration CPSS
what does CPSS stand for?
steady state concentration
what does the rate of drug entry equal?
the rate of excretion
illustrate Ro?
Ro (mass/time) = CPSS (mass/volume) x ClB (volume/time)
how can we calcualte clearance once steady state is reached?
ClB = Ro/CPSS
what does the steady state concentration depend on?
only the infusion rate and systemic clearance
what does the rate of infusion equal at steady state?
rate of elimination
illustrate Ro at steady state?
Kel XSS
what is XSS
amount of drug in body at steady state
what do you need to know to calculate the rate of infusion?
clearance of drug and the plasma concentration needed at steady state
illustrate the calculation for rate of infusion?
CPSS = Ro/ClB = Ro/(Kel x Vd) = 1.44 x Ro x T(1/2)/Vd
how can we calculate the number of half-lives needed to reach certain percentage of steady state?
% stead state = 1- (1/2)^N where N is the infusion time/half life
what is the time to reach steady state dependent on?
solely on the elimination half-life of the drug
how will increaseing dose affect the time to steady state?
it won't, it will only increase the concentration at steady state
what is the concentartion at steady state dependent on?
rate of infusion and Vd
what is a loading dose?
an IV bolus before infusion
what does a loading dose do?
helps reach steady state more rapidly
how doe a loading dose help reach steady state more rapidly?
via the principle of superposition where the sun IV decay profile is added to the infusion profile
illustrate calculating a loading dose?
loading dose = Vd x CPSS
illustrate calculating an infusion dose?
Ro = ClB x CPSS = K x Vd x CPSS