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PHARMACOLOGY solve the following problems using the formula Basic formula, ratio and proportion and Dimensional analysis....

PHARMACOLOGY

  • solve the following problems using the formula Basic formula, ratio and proportion and Dimensional analysis.
  • Write your answer on the space provided
  1. Order: Ranitidine 150 mg PO q12h

                Available     :     Ranitidine 75 mg per tablet

                Administer how many tablets per dose?_______________________

  1. Order: Furosemide 20 mg IM stat

                Available     :     Furosemide 10 mg per ml

                Administer how many ml per dose?___________________________

  1. Order: Phenytoin oral solution 0.25 g PO bid

                Available     :   Phenytoin oral solution 125 mg per 5 ml

                Administer how many ml per dose?_________________________________

    Order:                   Valproic acid oral solution PO 15 mg per kg per day in two divided doses for a

    pediatric patient who weighs 66 lb.

    Available:            Valproic acid oral solution 250 mg per 5 ml

    1. How many kilograms does the child weigh?______________________________
    2. How many milligrams per day should the child receive?____________________
    3. How many milligrams per dose should the child receive?___________________
    4. How many millilliters per dose should the child receive?____________________

      Order:                   Gentamycin 2.5 mg per kg q8h IV for a pediatric patient who weighs 38 lb.

      Available:            Gentamycin 10 mg per ml

      1. How many kilograms does the child weigh?______________________________
      2. How many milligrams per dose will the child receive?___________________
      3. How many millilliters per dose will the child receive?____________________

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      Answer #1

      Question no 1

      Ordered dose(D) = 150 mg

      Dose in hand ( H) = 75 mg

      Quantity it is in ( Q) = 1 tablet

      Amount to be administered (A) = ?

      A= D×Q/ H

      A= 150×1/75= 2

      So 2 tablets has to be Given

      Question no 2

      Ordered dose(D) = 20 mg

      Dose in hand ( H) = 10 mg

      Quantity it is in ( Q) = 1 ml

      Amount to be administered (A) = ?

      A= D×Q/ H

      A= 20×1/10

      A= 2 ml is to be given to the patient

      Question no 3

      Ordered dose(D) = .25 grams( 0.25 gram =250 milligrams) that is × 1000

      Dose in hand ( H) = 125 mg

      Quantity it is in ( Q) = 5 ml

      Amount to be administered (A) = ?

      A= D×Q/ H

      A= 250×5/125= 10

      10 ml is to be administered

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