Whiteboard-style hand-drawn notes on Pharmacokinetics. Include the following sections clearly written in marker-style text on a white background: Title: "PHARMACOKINETICS" (large, underlined) 1. Definition: "What the body does to a drug" - ADME 2. Four Processes (with arrows and icons): - ABSORPTION: Route of admin → bioavailability, first-pass effect - DISTRIBUTION: Vd = Volume of Distribution, protein binding, BBB - METABOLISM: Liver (CYP450 enzymes), Phase I & Phase II reactions - EXCRETION: Kidneys (renal clearance), t½ = half-life 3. Key Formulas box: - Bioavailability (F) = AUC oral / AUC IV - t½ = 0.693 / Ke - Vd = Dose / Cp - Cl = Ke × Vd 4. Drug Concentration-Time Curve: simple sketch showing Cmax, Tmax, therapeutic window, MEC (minimum effective concentration), MTC (minimum toxic concentration) 5. Zero-order vs First-order kinetics: - Zero-order: constant rate, linear graph (alcohol, phenytoin) - First-order: proportional rate, exponential decay (most drugs) Use a whiteboard aesthetic: black marker text, some colored highlights (blue, red, green), hand-drawn arrows, boxes, and doodles. Slightly messy but organized layout like real student notes.