The loading dose of phenytoin in children is 20 mg/kg of body weight to be infused at a rate of 0.5 mg/kg/minute. Over how many minutes should the dose be administered to a 32 lb child?
Dose of phenytoin - 20mg/kg = 20× 14.4kg = 288mg
Flow rate - 0.5mg/kg/min = 0.5× 14.4kg= 7.2mg
Total time to infuse in min -?
Weight of the child - 32lbs = 32×0.45= 14.4kg
Flow rate = total dose /total time
= 288mg/7.2 mg /min
= 40min
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