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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2014 Sep 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Pharm Biomed Anal. 2013 Apr 16;83:1–9. doi: 10.1016/j.jpba.2013.04.007

Table 2.

Blood-to-plasma distribution of acetaminophen in human EDTA blood samples Ten EDTA whole blood samples were collected from different individuals. These samples were spiked with 198 ng/ml, 593 ng/ml and 16,000 ng/ml (n=10/each concentration). After spiking, plasma was prepared, the acetaminophen concentration in plasma was quantified as described and compared to the nominal concentration spiked into the whole blood sample. Abbreviation: SD: standard deviation.

Nominal Concentration in blood [ng/ml] Plasma [ng/ml] Concentration blood [%] Nominal Concentration in blood [ng/ml] Plasma [ng/ml] Concentration blood [%] Nominal Concentration in blood [ng/ml] Plasma [ng/ml] Concentration blood [%]
198 174 87.9 593 413 69.6 16000 11400 71.3
198 152 76.8 593 408 68.8 16000 10900 68.1
198 140 70.7 593 463 78.1 16000 11500 71.9
198 138 69.7 593 510 86.0 16000 9860 61.6
198 156 78.8 593 439 74.0 16000 9260 57.9
198 131 66.2 593 409 69.0 16000 9810 61.3
198 166 83.8 593 453 76.4 16000 10200 63.8
198 133 67.2 593 425 71.7 16000 10100 63.1
198 117 59.1 593 384 64.8 16000 9280 58.0
198 146 73.7 593 426 71.8 16000 10100 63.1

Mean 145.3 73.4 mean 433.0 73.0 mean 10241 64.0
SD 17.2 8.7 SD 35.6 6.0 SD 790.3 4.9