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Quizz # : 172   Author : Pierre Allain

A drug whose plasma T1/2 is 24h is prescribed orally at the dose of 100 mg once daily. At the end of 10 days of treatment, the clinical results and the plasma concentration of the drug are insufficient. The doctor doubles the dose, 200mg once daily (2 tablets of 100mg). Following this change in treatment:
 A  The mean plasma concentration doubles
 B  The plasma half-life of the drug doubles
 C  The difference between the maximum plasma concentration (peak) and minimal (trough) doubles
 D  the volume of distribution of the drug double
 E  The time required to reach the steady state of concenrtration decreases by a half

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