1. The doctor orders 200 mg of a medication. The medication comes in a solution labeled...

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1. The doctor orders 200 mg of a medication. The medication comes in a solution labeled 1g:5ml. How many ml of solution will you administer? 2. Ordered: Available: 150 mg IM q.a.m. 10 mg/cc 4. Ordered: Label information: Stable for 6 hours. 3. Referring to U-100 insulin... How many units of insulin are in 0.2 ml? Dose: CC 300 mg IM q.d. at 0900 hours 0.5g medication - inject 4.5 ml sterile water to yield 5 ml of solution. How many ml do you administer? 5. Ordered: Available: How many cc do you administer for each dose? ANCEF 500 mg IM q.12h. 1 g vial, add 3.75 ml diluent to bring to final volume of 4 ml 6. How many mg of glucose is contained in 200 ml of a 1mg = 20 ml glucose solution? 1. The doctor orders 200 mg of a medication. The medication comes in a solution labeled 1g:5ml. How many ml of solution will you administer? 2. Ordered: Available: 150 mg IM q.a.m. 10 mg/cc 4. Ordered: Label information: Stable for 6 hours. 3. Referring to U-100 insulin... How many units of insulin are in 0.2 ml? Dose: CC 300 mg IM q.d. at 0900 hours 0.5g medication - inject 4.5 ml sterile water to yield 5 ml of solution. How many ml do you administer? 5. Ordered: Available: How many cc do you administer for each dose? ANCEF 500 mg IM q.12h. 1 g vial, add 3.75 ml diluent to bring to final volume of 4 ml 6. How many mg of glucose is contained in 200 ml of a 1mg = 20 ml glucose solution?

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