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This is the correct answer. 5 litres is equal to 5000ml. If 200mg of the drug is in 5000ml this means that in 50ml there is 2mg of the drug. Therefore 50 x 5 = 250ml for 10mg of the drug. 10mg of the drug is removed after one hour. Therefore the clearance of the drug is 250ml in an hour.
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250ml/hr
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This is incorrect. 5 litres is equal to 5000ml. If 200mg of the drug is in 5000ml this means that in 50ml there is 2mg of the drug. Therefore 50 x 5 = 250ml for 10mg of the drug. 10mg of the drug is removed after one hour. Therefore the clearance of the drug is 250ml in an hour.
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25ml/hr
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This is incorrect. 5 litres is equal to 5000ml. If 200mg of the drug is in 5000ml this means that in 50ml there is 2mg of the drug. Therefore 50 x 5 = 250ml for 10mg of the drug. 10mg of the drug is removed after one hour. Therefore the clearance of the drug is 250ml in an hour.
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2.5ml/hr
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This is incorrect. 5 litres is equal to 5000ml. If 200mg of the drug is in 5000ml this means that in 50ml there is 2mg of the drug. Therefore 50 x 5 = 250ml for 10mg of the drug. 10mg of the drug is removed after one hour. Therefore the clearance of the drug is 250ml in an hour.
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500ml/hr
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This is incorrect. 5 litres is equal to 5000ml. If 200mg of the drug is in 5000ml this means that in 50ml there is 2mg of the drug. Therefore 50 x 5 = 250ml for 10mg of the drug. 10mg of the drug is removed after one hour. Therefore the clearance of the drug is 250ml in an hour.
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0.25ml/hr
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this was a hard one 

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too right bro!
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5 litres contains 200mg of a drug. If 10mg of the drug is removed after 1 hour.

what is the clearance of the drug in ml/hr?
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