1. Study the given drug label and answer the question that follows.Show your solutionHow many total milliliters of diluent are used?What is the final concentration for each drug?a.b.C. How many milliliters are administered to give amoxicillin 500mg/clavulanate 125 mg?J343598 00451AUGMENTIN 250 mg/5 mL250 mg/5 mLNDC 43598-004-51Directions for mixing:Tap bottle until all powderflows freely. Add approximately2/3 of total water forreconstitution (total=65)shake vigorously to wet powder.Add remaining water,again shake vigorously.Dosage: See accompanyingprescribing information.Keep tightly closed.Shake well before using.Must be refrigerated.Diecard after 10 days.Your answerAUGMENTIN®AMOXICILLIN/CLAVULANATEPOTASSIUMFOR ORAL SUSPENSIONWhen reconstituted, each 5 mL contains:AMOXICILLIN, 250 MG,as the trihydrateCLAVULANIC ACID, 62.5 MG,as clavulanate potassium75 mL(when reconstituted)DR.REDDY'SRx onlyUse only if inner seal is intact.Not contents: Equivalent to 3.75 g amoxicillin and0.838 g clavulanic acid.Stora dry powder at room temperature.Mfd. By: Dr. Reddy's LaboratoriesTennessee LLC, Bristol, TN 3762010414150065044EXP.LOT

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