Overview
Most drug levels apply a modeled effect state. They do not simulate every second of absorption, distribution, metabolism, clearance or cumulative dose.
Furosemide represents a later diuretic response; digoxin represents a later response rather than immediate stabilization. Fluids represent a volume challenge. Drainage shows a successful endpoint. Maneuvers use the selected phase or posture endpoint.
The moving traces show cardiac and respiratory cycles at that chosen state. They should not be read as a validated time-to-treatment-effect curve.