NOBODY EXPLAINED Mixed order kinetic (Saturable kinetic / Capacity Limited Kinetic) THIS WELL TO ME

[@irfand4]

Zero order elimination kinetics : Rate of drug elimination remains constant irrespective of drug concentration. First order elimination kinetics : Rate of drug elimination is proportional to the drug concentration in the body. Mixed order elimination kinetics : Rate of drug elimination is zero order at higher concentration and first'order at lower concentration. (This produces unpredictable result s and toxicity with small change of dose. Hence drug levels should be monitored)

[@aimanzahra8015]

The only channel that made my concepts Crystal clear.. Huge thanks ❤️

[@yudhishthirlathwal8319]

Brilliant explanation even the most famous teachers cant explain like this …keep the good work

[@yevgenympinyuri6983]

Really loved the explanation ,I understood the concept just like that🙏

[@samionita2008]

Amazing

[@sangavi.s2588]

Really very useful .. Keep doing more videos sir❤✨✨✨✨

[@vishaldeshmukh6435]

Always helpful

[@NonstopNeuron]

Thanks😊

[@Vk-zb6mt]

Keep going bro 🥰🥰🥰

[@livewithme9207]

Great work bro

[@NonstopNeuron]

Thank you so much 😀

[@mehwishaslam3320]

aren't all the drugs which follows zero order kinetics follow first order kinetics when in lower concentration? am i making sense?

[@NonstopNeuron]

Yes. Perfect.

[@demakousalya7258]

Make a video on chemotherapy drugs

[@sabinshaik9132]

We want pdf formate of this whole concept

[@NonstopNeuron]

It won't be possible but you can take screenshots for personal reference. NOTE: Do not redistribute.

[@adityalochab5560]

Pls keep making more videos👌

[@NonstopNeuron]

yes I am regularly uploading videos