Amoxicillin 25mg/kg/day PO Q12H is ordered for a child with a
respiratory infection. Amoxicillin is supplied in an oral
suspension of 250 mg/5mL. The child weighs 15.84 lbs.
How many mL should the nurse administer per dose?
Ordered amoxicillin = 25mg/kg/day PO Q12H
PO means orally
Q12H means every 12 hours
The weight of the child= 15.84 lbs= 15.84/2.2= 7.2 kg
As per weight of the child required dose= 7.2X 25= 180 mg/day every 12 hours
per dose requirement= 180/2= 90 mg
Supplied oral suspension = 250 mg/5mL
Means 50 mg/ml
for 90mg required ml= 90/50= 1.8 ml the nurse should administer per dose
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