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How would you like another five points?

How would you like another five points?

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Budgeted Units of Sales   Budgeted Units to Produce  …

Budgeted Units of Sales   Budgeted Units to Produce   Budgeted Units to Produce * Sales Price per Unit   * DM per unit   * DL per unit Budgeted Sales Revenue   DM Required for Production   Budgeted DL Hours Required     + Desired EB DM Inv   * Cost per DL Hour Budgeted Units of Sales   – Budgeted BB DM Inv   Budgeted DL Cost + Desired EB FG Inv   Budgeted DM Purchases (units)     – Budgeted BB FG Inv   * Cost per DM unit     Budgeted Units to Produce   Budgeted DM Purchases ($)       CMU = (Sales Revenue – Variable Costs) / # Units OR Sales Price per Unit – Variable Cost per Unit CM% = Contribution Margin / Sales Revenue OR CMU / SPU Break-Even (Units) = Fixed Costs / CMU Break-Even (Sales) = Fixed Costs / CM% Target (Units) = (Fixed Costs + Target Pre-Tax Operating Income) / CMU Target (Sales $) = (Fixed Costs + Target Pre-Tax Operating Income) / CM% Margin of Safety (Units or Sales $) = Budgeted Sales (Units or $) – Break-Even Sales (Units or $) Degree of Operating Leverage = Contribution Margin / Operating Income Variable Product Costs = Sum of all VARIABLE manufacturing costs Absorption Product Costs = SUM of all VARIABLE manufacturing costs plus Fixed Manufacturing costs High-Low is based on high and low activity.   BB Finished Goods + COGS = COGAS – EB Finished Goods = COGS BB Direct Materials + Direct Materials Purchases – EB Direct Materials = Direct Materials Used DM Used + DL + Applied MOH = Total Manufacturing Costs BB Work in Process + TMC – EB Work in Process = COGM

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For a particular drug, in a patient with liver disease the F…

For a particular drug, in a patient with liver disease the FFP went up and the hepatic clearance went down as compared to healthy patients. What is the most likely cause of this observation?

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Drug A, a calcium channel blocker, is 97% plasma protein bou…

Drug A, a calcium channel blocker, is 97% plasma protein bound (fup = 0.03); its hepatic plasma clearance is 475 mL/min. Predict the clearance (ml/min) in a patient with hypoalbumenia such that their fup is 0.055. (Use the full equations and do not simplify based on “E” status (i.e low, intermediate or high E).

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Drug Q has a V of 2.0 L/kg. What loading dose (mg) (i.v. bol…

Drug Q has a V of 2.0 L/kg. What loading dose (mg) (i.v. bolus) is required to rapidly attain a Cp of 15 mg/liter? 

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The volume of hepatic blood/plasma flow from which drug is c…

The volume of hepatic blood/plasma flow from which drug is completely removed in a specified time is known as

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Drug Q has a V of 2.0 L/kg. What loading dose (mg) (i.v. bol…

Drug Q has a V of 2.0 L/kg. What loading dose (mg) (i.v. bolus) is required to rapidly attain a Cp of 15 mg/liter? 

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The elimination rate constant (KE) can be calculated from

The elimination rate constant (KE) can be calculated from

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For a particular drug, in a patient with liver disease the F…

For a particular drug, in a patient with liver disease the FFP went up and the hepatic clearance went down as compared to healthy patients. What is the most likely cause of this observation?

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Which of the following does not involve pharmacokinetics?

Which of the following does not involve pharmacokinetics?

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