The doctor prescribes heparin 3500 units sub-Q four times a day. You have heparin 2500 units per milliliter. You give enter your response here.
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The doctor prescribed 3500 units per dose. Second, we need to determine how many units of heparin are in each milliliter of the solution we have. We have heparin 2500 units per milliliter. Show more…
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