The typical antipsychotics have half-lives in the range of ___________ and their metabolites can be detected in urine for months following the cessation of treatment
a. 1–10 hours
b. 11–58 hours
c. 59–96 hours
d. 97–108 hours
e. 109–126 hours
Answer: B
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