Question

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Answer 1

The patient is to be given 125 micro g of a medication per kg of body weight. The
medication is available as a solution labeled 0.5387g medication per L of solution. The
patient weighs 123.4 kg. What volume of this solution should be given to the patient?

Answer 2

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Answer 3

1st you have to find the the mass of the medication for 123.4kg
If they use 125 microgram per 1kg of body weight.
so the medication for 123.4Kg is 125* 123.4 micrograms

now convert the microgram to grams. Per litre of solution u have 0.5387g of medication.
Now divide the converted grams by 0.5387g and u will get the litres of solution needed.