54. The volume of distribution of a drug is 350 L. Which of the following is most likely to account for this volume of distribution?OA) Extensive binding to tissue proteinsB) Extensive hepatic metabolismC) Inability to cross the blood-brain barrierD) Low lipid solubilityE) Rapid renal excretion

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