1. A nurse administers 30 mL of a drug by mouth t.i.d to a patient. This...

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One table spoon is approximately equal to 15 ml.

t.i.d. means three times a day.

Drug dose for the patient is 30 ml t.i.d.

That is equal to two tables spoons x three times.

So in a day, the patient has to take 6 table spoons (total 90ml).

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