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2.If a liquid medicine is to be taken two times daily, and if 270 mL are...

2.If a liquid medicine is to be taken two times daily, and if 270 mL are to be taken in 6 days, how many tablespoonsful (tbsp) should be prescribed for each dose?

3. Pediatric LANOXIN injection contains digoxin, 100 mcg/mL. What volume must be administered to provide a dose of 0.075 mg?

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