Learn PK/PD Training for the future

Experts in pharmacokinetic and pharmacodynamic training for students, industry professionals and other interested individuals.

Need an iPhone app for Pharmacokinetics?
Just released! PK Curve for the iPhone or iPod Touch!

The PK Curve app is your FREE pharmacokinetic resource for your iPhone or iPod Touch!

Overview

Select the route of administration, number of compartments, and input profile and PK Curve will calculate the C_max, AUC and t_1/2. PK Curve will draw the concentration-time profile using both a linear and logarithmic y-axis. Save the PK Curve and email the settings, parameters, and both the linear and logarithmic graphs to yourself or a colleague. Great for students, industry scientists, consultants, and anyone interested in pharmacy or pharmaceutical sciences. The app is free and can be downloaded from the iTunes app store.

Screenshots

	Model selection screen where 8 different models can be selected. Choose from IV or Oral administration, 1 or 2 compartments, and bolus, zero-order and 1st-order input.
	Based on the model selected, you will be presented with the appropriate input parameters to generate the PK Curve. You can enter rate constant parameters or clearance parameters.
	After you provide the input values, the PK parameters AUC, C_max and half life (t_1/2) are presented along with the concentration-time data.
	The concentration-time curve is presented using a Linear Y-axis scale.
	The concentration-time curve is also presented using a logarithmic Y-axis scale.
	You can save your PK Curve for future reference. Select your own name or use the automated naming function. Saved data includes the model selection, input values, parameter estimates, and both the linear and logarithmic graphs.
	Do you need to share your PK Curve with a colleague or your boss? From the history tab, select your saved PK Curve and press the Email button. A copy of all information is sent in email form with attached images for the linear and logarithmic curves. PK Curve makes it easy to share with others!
	You will also find a link to the Learn PK/PD blog with a wealth of information on pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics. Review the most recent postings and comment directly from your app!