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Plasma phenobarbital concentrations achieved with any given dose vary considerably from patient to patient. Therefore, the only way to ensure a dosage regimen is adequate is to
DE-style Equations
Differential Equation-style equations; mathematical equations that relate functions with their derivatives, often used in modeling.
Infusion Rates
The speed at which a drug or substance is administered intravenously, typically measured in ml/hr (milliliters per hour).
Meperidine
A synthetic opioid analgesic drug, used to treat moderate to severe pain.
IV Push
A method of administering medication directly into the venous circulation via a syringe to deliver drugs quickly.
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