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Your answer is incorrect. The apparent volume of distribution (VD ) represents the total volume of body fluids in which a toxicant is distributed. It consists of the interstitial fluid, intracellular fluid, and the blood plasma. Soon after absorption, a toxicant may be distributed to all three types of fluids, although the concentrations may be quite different. Rarely will a toxicant be distributed to only one type of fluid, including the blood plasma.
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