Calculation Problems (LO 3-7, 3-9) The physician orders neomycin ( Mycifradin ) 0.75 g...
Calculation Problems
(LO 3-7, 3-9) The physician orders neomycin ( Mycifradin ) 0.75 g p.o. qid. Available are 500-mg tablets. You will give the patient _________ tablets.
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Solution 1
Conversion is 1 g = 1000 mg
= 
50X = 75
75 ÷ 50 = 1.5
X = 1 ½ tablets
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