7. The doctor orders Atropine gr. 1/200 I.M. stat. You have a vial that reads: Atropine gr. 1/150 in 2ml. How many ml will you give? 8. Your patient is to receive Atropine 0.3 mg. You have Atropine 1/150 gr. in 1 ml. How many ml will you give? 9. The order reads: Valium 15 mg p.o. T.I.D. The label reads: Valium gr. 1/2. How many tablets would you give in a 24-hour period?
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