Exam 27: Pharmacology Math

Which of the following is a metric unit of volume?

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Question 61

You need to give Lanoxin 0.125 mg. All you have is 0.250-mg tablets. How much do you give?

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Question 62

A pediatric patient weighing 20 pounds is prescribed amoxicillin; the label states that 10 mg/kg should be administered each day. What is the total daily dose?

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Question 63

For children, to calculate the total daily dose of the medication the medical assistant must multiply the child's weight in grams by the amount of drug stated on the label that should be administered per kg per day.

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Exam 27: Pharmacology Math

Which of the following is a metric unit of volume?

You need to give Lanoxin 0.125 mg. All you have is 0.250-mg tablets. How much do you give?

A pediatric patient weighing 20 pounds is prescribed amoxicillin; the label states that 10 mg/kg should be administered each day. What is the total daily dose?

For children, to calculate the total daily dose of the medication the medical assistant must multiply the child's weight in grams by the amount of drug stated on the label that should be administered per kg per day.

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