00:01
For question number one, when basically when there is greater 40 or there is a greater than 40 milligram per kilogram of iron consume, then the patient required treatment.
00:17
The ideal amount where the patient doesn't require treatment is when the iron contained is basically less than 40 milligrams per kilogram.
00:29
Whereas the patient is 20 kilogram, then the amount that he can consume is 20 times 40 milligram is equals to 800 milligram.
00:44
The amount of iron in tablet is 33%, and this is equivalent to 33 milligram out of 100 grams.
00:55
And the amount of iron is 0 .325 grams of the tablet.
01:03
That is 33 divided by 100 .0 .325 is equals to 0 .1725 grams or 10725 grams.
01:21
And the amount of tablet consume is 8 tablets.
01:25
So the total amount of iron consume is you just need to multiply by the number of tablets to the amount of iron per tablets.
01:35
So definitely 8 times 107 .25 milligram, we have an answer that is 858 milligram.
01:48
And per kilogram concentration of iron for patient, you need to divide the total iron consume by the body weight of patient, that is 858 milligram divided by 20 kilogram, is 42 .9 milligram per kilogram...