1. A patient needs 0.5mg of metoclopramide given SQ. Metoclopramide is 5mg/mL. How manymilliliters do you need?2. A patient needs 187.5mg of Clavamox. You only have 62.5 tablets. How many tablets doesthis patient needs for a Bid x 14d treatment?3. A patient needs 0.5mg/kg of famotidine IV. The patient weighs 25lb. How many milligramswill you give?4. A patient that weighs 2kg needs 22mg/kg of cefazolin IV. Cefazolin comes in 100mg/mLconcentration. How many milliliters will you give? 1. Convert a 5% solution into mg/mL.2. You are asked to administer ivermectin to a 1000-lb horse at a dosage of 0.2 mg/kg. If theivermectin available is the one in the picture, how many mililiters will you administer?durvetIvermectinOvermectin)INJECTION FOR CATTLEAND SWINE1% Sterile Solution50 mLWAN CHORE BOA

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