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The dose of 500 mg of azithromycin is administered at 2 mg/ml over 1 hour.
In every 15 minutes
Answer - every 15 minutes 125mg of medication administered.
After 36 minutes
Answer - After 36 minutes of 300mg of medication administered.
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