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I. Solve the following problems: 1. From Scopolamine 0.4 mg/mL give 0.3 mg. You

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I. Solve the following problems: 1. From Scopolamine 0.4 mg/mL give 0.3 mg. You would give 2. Give Cefazolin 1,000 mg. The vial is labeled 0.5 g/2.2 mL. Give 3. Give o.03 Grams of a medication from a vial marked 20 mg/2mL. Give mL. mL. mL. 4. A drug comes 10 mg/mL and you must give 15 mg. Give mL 5. If one Dilaudid tablet contains 15 mg, then 3 tablets would contain grams of the drug. 6. A patient is given 2 tablets of Phenobarbital 15 mg. The patient received mg How many mL would you give if the doctor ordered 15 mg and the bottle is marked 10 mg/5 mL?

Explanation / Answer

1 D/H*Q=X

Desired dose=Ordered dose amount/Amount on Hand *Quantity

Dose ordered=0.3mg

Dose on Hand=0.4mg

Quantity=1ml

0.3mg/0.4mg*1ml=0.75ml=0.8ml

2 D/H*Q=X

Dose ordered=1000mg ,convert it to g which is equal to 1g

Dose on Hand=0.5g

Quantity=2.2ml

1g/0.5g*2.2ml=4.4ml

3 Dose ordered=0.03g

Dose on hand=20mg=0.02g

Quantity=2ml

X=D/H*Q

0.03g/0.02g*2=3.0ml

4 X=D//H*Q

DOse ordered=15mg

Dose on hand=10mg

Quantity=1ml

15/10*1=1.5ml

5. 1Tab Dilaudid=15mg

3 tab=15*3=45mg.

6 . 1 tab=15mg

2 tab=15*2=30mg

7. Dose ordered=15mg

Dose on hand=10mg

Quantity=5ml

X=D/H*Q

15/10*5=7.5ml