8. Drug molecules moving between “compartments” move at different equilibrium co

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8. Drug molecules moving between “compartments” move at different equilibrium constants. There are many factors that affect the rate at which drug molecules move: name three of these factors & explain in 1 sentence each why it would affect distribution. 8. Drug molecules moving between “compartments” move at different equilibrium constants. There are many factors that affect the rate at which drug molecules move: name three of these factors & explain in 1 sentence each why it would affect distribution. 8. Drug molecules moving between “compartments” move at different equilibrium constants. There are many factors that affect the rate at which drug molecules move: name three of these factors & explain in 1 sentence each why it would affect distribution.

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The drug molecules move between compartments - plasma, interstitial fluid, intracellular fluid and transcellular fluid. There are many factors that may affect the rate of distribution between these compartments that could be either drug related or related to the host's body. Three of the factors related to the host are as below:

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