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Pharmacokinetics.
Pharmacokinetics:General prenciples.
A)PHARMACOKINETICS is the study of movement of drugs into and out of the body, including absorption(bioavailability),distribution,metabolism(biotransformation) and elemination.(ADME).
B)Clinical pharmacokinetice,which involves the mathematical description of the process of ADME, is useful to predict the serum concentration of drug under various concedrations.
C) PHARMACOKINETICS can be defined as what the body does to the drug.
