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    The Formula for Calculating Pediatric Doses by Weight in Comparison
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The Formula for Calculating Pediatric Doses by Weight in Comparison

Question 30

Question 30

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The formula for calculating pediatric doses by weight in comparison to the average adult weight is called:


A) Fried's Law
B) Clark's Rule
C) Young's Rule
D) West's Nomogram

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