A patient receives regular doses of 400 ml every 9 hours. The half-life of the medication is 9 hours.aa) Use the equation L =where a is the dosage, p is the percent that remains in the bloodstream,1- Pto calculate L, the amount that the medication levels off to.b) Use the equation A(n) = (a – L) · p"dosage amount, L is what the medication levels off to and p is the percent that remains, to calculate then-1+ L, where A(n) is the amount aftern doses, a is theamount of medication in the bloodstream after 2 doses.

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A patient receives regular doses of 400 ml every 9 hours. The half-life of the medication is 9 hours. a a) Use the equation L 1 where a is the dosage, p is the percent that remains in the bloodstream, to calculate L, the amount that the medication levels off to. n -1 + L, where A(n) is the amount after n doses, a is the b) Use the equation A(n) = (a – L) p" dosage amount, L is what the medication levels off to and p is the percent that remains, to calculate the amount of medication in the bloodstream after 2 doses.