Sampling drug in body or blood during infusion

3 Sampling drug in body or blood during infusion 

Since dmg is being monitored in the blood, the change in the amount of drug in the blood/body (dX/df) for the set up described in Fig. 10.5 will 

Before proceeding further, and in order to clearly understand the typical plasma concentration versus time profile obtained following the administration of a dmg by this approach, it may be imperative and wise to analyze Eq. 10.1 critically. 

It is highly recommended at this stage that Eq. 10.1 is compared with Eq. 6.4 (p. 100) for differences and similarities, if any. It may become apparent, following careful comparison of the two equations, why plasma concentration versus 

Is there any difference between the two rates involved in the two equations (Eqs 6.4 and 10.1)7 

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