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Anaes VivasApplied cardiovascular & respiratory physiology

Anaes Vivas · Applied cardiovascular & respiratory physiology

Data viva — the three-compartment model

A Primary data viva — read the compartment model; define Vd, CL and t1/2; explain CSHT and redistribution.

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A Primary data viva — read the compartment model; define Vd, CL and t1/2; explain CSHT and redistribution.

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A three-compartment model diagram shows V1 (central), V2 (muscle) and V3 (fat) with intercompartmental flows and clearance. Define Vd and CL, state the half-life equation, and explain why the CSHT increases with infusion duration.

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  1. [1]Hughes MA, Glass PSA, Jacobs JR. Context-sensitive half-time in multicompartment pharmacokinetic models for intravenous anesthetic drugs. Anesthesiology, 1992.PMID 1539843
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