ONE COMPARTMENT OPEN MODEL(Instantaneous Distribution Model)
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The
one compartment open model is the simplest model which depicts the body as a
single, kinetically homogeneous unit having no barriers to the movement of drug
and final distribution equilibrium between drug in plasma and other body fluid
is obtained instantaneously and maintained at all times.
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This
model thus applies only to those drugs that distribute rapidly throughout the
body.
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The
anatomical reference compartment is the plasma and concentration of drug in
plasma is representative of drug concentration in all body tissues i.e. any
change in plasma drug concentration reflects a proportional change in drug
concentration throughout the body.
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The
term open indicates that the input (availability) and output
(elimination) are unidirectional and that the drug can be eliminated from the
body.
One
compartment open model is generally used to describe plasma levels following
administration of a single dose of a drug. Depending upon the rate of input,
several one compartment open models can be defined:
1.
One
compartment open model, intravenous bolus administration
2.
One
compartment open model, continuous intravenous infusion
3.
One
compartment open model, extravascular administration, zero order absorption and
One compartment open
model, extravascular administration, first order absorption.
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