Weight of the child= 28 lbs= 28 ×0.45=12.6 kg
Available dose= 120 mg in 5 ml
Prescribed dose= 10 mg/kg = 10× 12.6 kg= 126 mg
Prescribed dose in ml=x
Proportion method
X/ 126 mg=5 ml/120mg
120 X= 5× 126
X= 5×126/120
=5.25 ml
prescribed dose in ml= 5.25 ml
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