A 74-year-old man is admitted with a myocardial infarction and a severe acute cardiac arrhythmia. Youdecide to give lidocaine to correct the arrhythmia. A continuous intravenous infusion of lidocaine, 1.92mg/min, is started at 8 AM. The pharmacokinetic parameters of lidocaine are: Vd 77 L; clearance 640mL/min; half-life 1.4 h. What is the expected steady-state plasma concentration?a.40 mg/Lb.0.025 mg/LC.3.46 mg/Ld.7.2 mg/Le.3.0 mg/L

Given, Infusion of lidocaine done at 1.92mg/min (= Q) Vd = 77 L; clearance (Cl)= 640 mL/min;…

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