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A patient is admitted for acute renal failure and the nurse is monitoring their response to medications. Which pharmacokinetic principle does the nurse understand will most likely be affected in this patient?

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Rationale: Acute renal failure impairs kidney function, affecting drug elimination and increasing toxicity risk.

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