Chapter 5
2. Given the data in Table 1, below, calculate kel, ke, and fe. Assume a linear one compartment model.
Time Interval (hr) | Volume of Urine Excreted (ml) | Concentration in Urine (µg/ml) | <------> | <------> | <------> |
0-1 | 65 | 480 | |||
1-2 | 64 | 390 | |||
2-4 | 121 | 315 | |||
4-6 | 130 | 205 | |||
6-9 | no sample | ||||
9-12 | 175 | 75 | |||
12-24 | 750 | 25 |
3. A given drug follows linear one compartment pharmacokinetics. If the values of kel and fe in patients with normal renal function are 0.18 hr-1 and 0.75, respectively, calculate the kel in a patient with 1/5th normal renal function. Assume that the non-renal rate processes do not change.