You Will NEVER GET CONFUSED Regarding First Order Elimination Kinetic After Watching this Video

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Video Summary:
In this video I have explained all the characteristic features of first order elimination kinetic in detail. These features are as follow:
• Rate of elimination of drug is directly proportional to plasma concentration of the drug.
• Constantan fraction of drug is eliminated at constant interval of time. In other words, clearance remains constant.
• Plasma half life remains constant.
• The plot of plasma concentration against time is curvilinear.
• single dose of drug is almost completely eliminated after 5 half lives.
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Is the First order kinetics only related to elimination? not to absorption? Thanks for this great video :)

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I don't remember of explicit mention of order of kinetic for absorption anywehre but as per my understanding if you go to the roots of how molecular interaction happens, then yes, it must be applicable there too. In fact we also see that absorption is faster when the drug is given in a more concentrated form. That must be the result of first order kinetic. I hope it helps.

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