A 45 kg patient requires a 450mg dose of a particular drug. A solution contains 150mg of the drug per teaspoon. How may ml of the solution should be given to the patient to deliver the required dose of the drug?
ANSWER.
* Calculation of required dose of the drug.
Formula = Desired dose/Dose in hand *Quantity.
Here
Desired dose(D) = 450 mg.
Dose in hand(H) = 150 mg.
Quantity (Q) = 5 ml (1Teaspoon).
As per above formula
Amount of drug required = D/H * Q
= 450 / 150 * 5
= 3 * 5
= 15 ml.
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