02.02.1 Introduction
Blood is aqueous, and only hydrophilic (water soluble) drugs will dissolve in it. For absorption, most drugs have to be lipid soluble. Lipophilic drugs are transported in the blood attached to proteins.
Blood is aqueous, and only hydrophilic (water soluble) drugs will dissolve in it. For absorption, most drugs have to be lipid soluble. Lipophilic drugs are transported in the blood attached to proteins.