259 FA 12 : PHARMACOKINETICS EQUATIONS PART 1 (by 100lyric)

259 FA 12 : PHARMACOKINETICS EQUATIONS PART 1 (by 100lyric)

There’s a mistake with the formulas, is supposed to be:

Loading dose : (Vd x Cp)/F

Maintenance dose: (cl x Cp)/F

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Note-taking needs to be concise. You do not need to write down everything word for word. Using symbols and abbreviations when you take notes can allow you to take more accurate notes more quickly. 

When taking notes, you can reduce the amount of language by shortening words and sentences. It is important to remember that you will need to know what the abbreviations and symbols stand for when you review your notes later. Here are some strategies for making this more likely: 

Use only abbreviations and symbols that fit your needs and that you will remember easily. 

 Be consistent, so that the same symbol or abbreviation always means the same thing. 

Keep a separate list of your abbreviations and their meanings so that you can refer to them if you need to in the future. If you start using a new abbreviation, add it to the list.

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