Math Fundamentals; Kinetic Schemes Flashcards
dC/dt
rate of change
unit: concentration/time
K
zero-order rate constant
k
First-order rate constant
A
amount
2mg = _______ mcg
2000 mcg
2ng/mL = ________ mcg/L
2mcg/L
2 mcg/mL = ________ mg/L
2mg/L
60 mL/min = ______ L/h
(60mL/min)*60/1000 = 3.5 L/h
Under zero-order kinetics, there is a constant ______ of drug being processed per unit of time.
amount (A)
First-order kinetics refers to a constant _______ of a drug being processed per unit of time
fraction
Under zero-order kinetics, the rate of change (dC/dt) is _________ drug concentration.
independent of
Zero-order rate constant has units in _________
amount/time
Under first-order kinetics, the rate of change (dC/dt) is _________ drug concentration.
proportional to
First-order rate constant has units in _______
1/time
If the elimination of a drug follows the zero-order kinetics, its elimination rate should be _______ (a constant/in proportion to the concentration)
a constant