Don't give AI generated solution  The usual dose of clindamycin in adults is 0.41 g every 6 hr. What dose (in mg), to be given every 8 hr, would you recommend for an 8‑month child who weighs 8.6 kg and is 0.76 m tall?   how is the correct answer 129 mg.    Give only typing answer with explanation

a 14years client with type 1 diabetes weighing 110 pounds has an attack of hypoglycemia. he has been prescribed 0.5 g/kg of 50% dextrose. the 50% dextrose is supplied in 0.5 mg/mi prefilled syringes calculate thr dosage for the client by converting the weight into kilograms and the amount of dextrose in the syringe into gram. solution- 1.5ml (show work) 110lbs- 49.8 kg

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On #4, if asked to prepare 15 mg? How is it 1.5 mL, I see that for 15 mg it is 0.75 mL. Please help

A 158lb adult male diagnosed with endocarditis has an order for gentamicin 3mg/kg/day IV in 2 divided doses, in addition to vancomycin. The Gentamicin is available in 2 mL vials containing 40mg/mL. The facility protocol is to round the gentamicin dose to the nearest 10mg, then calculate the volume of solution to the nearest tenth mL. How many mL will administer per dose?

Do not include zeros at the end of decimal numbers. The problems and drug orders are presented for practice only, and actual prescribed dosages factors. Order: Rocephin 500 mg IM Supply: Rocephin 1 gram Directions: Reconstitute with 2.1 mL of sterile water to yield 350 mg/mL Give: ML Moving to another question will save this response. Type here to search O E M 90 DELL

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Azithromycin can be administered either orally as a slow release of active ingredients (known as extended release) or intravenously (IV) into the bloodstream (known as immediate release). Calculate the appropriate dosage of both extended and immediate release azithromycin for a 17.0 lb patient.   Orally administered extended-release azithromycin dosage for a child is 60 mg per kg of body weight. Calculate the dosage in mg of azithromycin for a 17.0 lb child.    IV administered immediate-release azithromycin dosage for a child is 10 mg per kg of body weight. Calculate the dosage in mg of azithromycin for a 17.0 lb child.

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