A dosage of 40 mg in 4 mL is diluted to 50 mL and administered in 90 minutes. Determine the number of diluent to be added and the flow rate in mL /hr to set the pump.
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Concentration = (Dosage / Volume) = (40 mg / 4 mL) = 10 mg/mL Show more…
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