If H(t) is the amount in (mg) of Heparin in a patient, at time t. The patient is being dosed at a rate of 4 mg/hour, and the Heparin is broken down with a half-life of 1.4 hours in the body. Which of the following is true? Hint: use the balance law: dH dt dH dt dH dt = 4-e - - dH - dt = Net rate of change = rate in rate out e-0.5t 4t - 0.5H 4 - 0.5H 4t-e-0.5t

If H(t) is the amount in (mg) of Heparin in a patient, at time t. The patient is being dosed at a rate of 4 mg/hour, and the Heparin is broken down with a half-life of 1.4 hours in the body. Which of the following is true? Hint: use the balance law: dH dt dH dt dH dt = 4-e - - dH - dt = Net rate of change = rate in rate out e-0.5t 4t - 0.5H 4 - 0.5H 4t-e-0.5t

Chemistry

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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