What is a steady-state concentration in medical dosages?
A)One in which the dosage interval equals the drug's half-life
B)One in which the dosage interval exceeds the drug's half-life
C)One in which the dosage interval is less than the drug's half-life
D)One in which the dosage interval equals the initial drug concentration

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A steady-state concentration is achieved when the rate of drug administration equals the rate of elimination, typically after multiple dosing cycles, not directly related to the drug's half-life or initial concentration.

What Is a Steady-State Concentration in Medical Dosages