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This question is from principles of pharmacology for medical assisting 6edition I’m stuck I need to solve this problems with answers. I need to show proof how I got the answers Thanks please help

This question is from principles of pharmacology for medical assisting 6edition I’m stuck I need to solve this problems with answers. I need to show proof how I got the answers Thanks please help

Phlebotomy Essentials
Phlebotomy Essentials
6th Edition
ISBN:9781451194524
Author:Ruth McCall, Cathee M. Tankersley MT(ASCP)
Publisher:Ruth McCall, Cathee M. Tankersley MT(ASCP)
Chapter1: Phlebotomy: Past And Present And The Healthcare Setting
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This question is from principles of pharmacology for medical assisting 6edition I’m stuck I need to solve this problems with answers. I need to show proof how I got the answers Thanks please help
mg- BJ ng - 8. me ji si are milligrams, and the second values on either side are grams. u8is enha am 1o anis jainia uo Now solve for the unknown (x) by multiplication and division. Remember, multiply to get the means and the extremes. Note: Once you have the proportion correctly set up, you may simply use the numbers as you multiply and divide. Step 6. 1000 :1 = 1500:x 1000)1500.0 ing: liliter 1000x = 1500 x= 1500 1000 1000 500 0 x = 1.5 500 0 To make sure that you have a correct answer, prove your work. Place your answer 1.5 g into the formula where you once had x. Now multiply. Note that the product of the means and the product of the extremes are the same. Step 7. 1000 mg :1g = 1500 mg:1.5 g 1500 = 1500 PRACTICE PROBLEMS 1. Conversion. Using the proportional method, convert each of the following metric equivalents: a. 250 mL = k. 0.1 m = dm b. 0.5 L = mL 1. 1 hm = m c. 2g = d. 500 mg = mg m. 1 dal = nversion. In the metric 0, and so forth. This ca g n. 0.1 L = dL e. 0.0300 g = mg О. 2 in - ст f. 0.05 mg = p. 500 mL = L. q. 50 cm = r. 1.5 L = s. 100 mcg = g. 1 mcg, ug = mg h. 2 mL = mL rer. The following exam metric equivalents. Su i. 1000 g = kg mg j. 2 kg = lb t. 60 mg = g Moving the Decimal Method for Converting Metric Equivalents Four basic steps are used to move the decimal in the correct direction. It is essential that you understand the following concepts. Study this example and then proceed to the practice problems. ns contained in EXAMPLE ion. Convert 2.5 grams to milligrams. 2.5 g = mg ts. For example, in ths Establish the placement of the decimal in the unit that is to be converted to another unit. Step 1. convert 2.5 g to mg of the equation. Write Step 2. Determine if you are converting a larger unit to a smaller unit or a smaller unit to a larger unit. convert g (larger) unit to mg (smaller) unit
Transcribed Image Text:mg- BJ ng - 8. me ji si are milligrams, and the second values on either side are grams. u8is enha am 1o anis jainia uo Now solve for the unknown (x) by multiplication and division. Remember, multiply to get the means and the extremes. Note: Once you have the proportion correctly set up, you may simply use the numbers as you multiply and divide. Step 6. 1000 :1 = 1500:x 1000)1500.0 ing: liliter 1000x = 1500 x= 1500 1000 1000 500 0 x = 1.5 500 0 To make sure that you have a correct answer, prove your work. Place your answer 1.5 g into the formula where you once had x. Now multiply. Note that the product of the means and the product of the extremes are the same. Step 7. 1000 mg :1g = 1500 mg:1.5 g 1500 = 1500 PRACTICE PROBLEMS 1. Conversion. Using the proportional method, convert each of the following metric equivalents: a. 250 mL = k. 0.1 m = dm b. 0.5 L = mL 1. 1 hm = m c. 2g = d. 500 mg = mg m. 1 dal = nversion. In the metric 0, and so forth. This ca g n. 0.1 L = dL e. 0.0300 g = mg О. 2 in - ст f. 0.05 mg = p. 500 mL = L. q. 50 cm = r. 1.5 L = s. 100 mcg = g. 1 mcg, ug = mg h. 2 mL = mL rer. The following exam metric equivalents. Su i. 1000 g = kg mg j. 2 kg = lb t. 60 mg = g Moving the Decimal Method for Converting Metric Equivalents Four basic steps are used to move the decimal in the correct direction. It is essential that you understand the following concepts. Study this example and then proceed to the practice problems. ns contained in EXAMPLE ion. Convert 2.5 grams to milligrams. 2.5 g = mg ts. For example, in ths Establish the placement of the decimal in the unit that is to be converted to another unit. Step 1. convert 2.5 g to mg of the equation. Write Step 2. Determine if you are converting a larger unit to a smaller unit or a smaller unit to a larger unit. convert g (larger) unit to mg (smaller) unit
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