When adjusting doses of a particular drug for variations in patient size, the most accurate dose determination can be calculated based on:
1. the drug's pharmacokinetics.
2. the patient's creatinine clearance.
3. the patient's ideal body weight.
4. the patient's body surface area.
Correct Answer: 4
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