A 150-pound man is to receive a medication based on mg/kg. He is to receive 3 mg/kg. The nurse should give:______mg. (round to the nearest whole number)
Weight of Man is 150 pound, so first we will convert the weight into Kg
since, 1 Kg = 2.2 pound
So, 150 pound = 150/2.2
= 68.18 Kg (approx)
The man has to receive 3 mg/kg dose of medication, so the total amount of medicine for 68.2 Kg body weight will be calculated as:
for 1 Kg = 3 mg
for 68.2 Kg =
= 204.54 mg
or approx. 205 mg
So Nurse should give 205 mg of medication to the man of weight 150 pound who has to receive a dose of 3 mg/kg.
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