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To prevent attacks of angina, isosorbide mononitrate is given twice daily typically at doses of 20...

To prevent attacks of angina, isosorbide mononitrate is given twice daily typically at doses of 20 mg. It is administered at specific times, such as 8 AM and 3 PM, to prevent nitrate tolerance, which causes the drug to be less effective. How many 10-mg tablets are required for 30 days of treatment?

To prevent attacks of angina, isosorbide dinitrate is given typically at doses of 120 mg/day, divided into three separate doses.
For one week’s regimen, how many 10-mg sublingual tablets of isosorbide dinitrate will be needed?

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  • Drug twice daily is 20mg

For 30days = 20×30=600 mg for one month.

So 60 tablets(10mg) is needed

  • 120 mg/ day for one week = 120×7= 840 mg
  • So 84 tablets (10mg) needed
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