A compound that is 98 % lipid-bound means
a. 98 % of that compound’s molecules absorbed into circulation are bound to blood lipids.
b. 98 % of that compound’s molecules are available for the body to use immediately.
c. 98 % of the molecules for that compound are subject to elimination more rapidly because of being in this state.
d. 2 % of the drug molecules are not available to have any biological effect.
a. 98 % of that compound’s molecules absorbed into circulation are bound to blood lipids.
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a. Justice b. Fidelity c. Nonmaleficence d. Autonomy
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