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ADME UP: A COMPREHENSIVE REVIEW OF PHARMACOKINETIC CONCEPTS (PREMIUM) │ EP118

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Episode ADME UP: A COMPREHENSIVE REVIEW OF PHARMACOKINETIC CONCEPTS (PREMIUM) │ EP118

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In this premium episode, we’re breaking down pharmacokinetics, the concepts that explain what happens to a drug after it enters the body. From distribution and protein binding to metabolism, clearance, and context-sensitive half-time, we’ll connect the equations and terminology to how anesthetic drugs actually behave in the OR and focus on the high-yield concepts you need to know for the SEE/NCE.

In this episode:

• Volume of distribution, protein binding, and drug distribution • Clearance, elimination, and half-life • First-order vs. zero-order kinetics • Hepatic extraction ratio and factors that affect drug metabolism • Context-sensitive half-time and continuous infusions • High-yield pharmacokinetic concepts for the SEE/NCE

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