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Video Summary:
In this video I have explained mixed order elimination kinetic. As per it's name, it's mix of zero order elimination and first order elimination kinetic. It's also called saturable, capacity limited, nonlinear or Michaelis Menten elimination. Key features of mixed order kinetics are listed below:
o Drug follows mixed order kinetic when it's elimination mechanism gets saturated over therapeutic range.
o At lower concentrations, drug follows first order kinetic
o At higher concentration, it follows zero order kinetic
o It produces unpredictable results.
o Once the elimination process is saturated, small increase in dose can lead to marked increase in plasma concentration and thereby toxicity
o Therapy with drugs following zero order kinetic should be observe carefully

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