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@ Question 6 T1pt 01 29 O Details A medication is commercially available as a concentrated drug solution of 7 mg/mL. This concentrated liquid will be used to prepare an extemporaneously compounded liquid according to the following recipe: "Drug" x 2.8 mg Flavoring vehicle gs ad 20 mL Sig: Take 0.4 mL PO BID PRN The pharmacist will prepare the recipe using 5 mL graduated syringes calibrated from 1 mL to 5 mL with 0.1 mL gradations. Assume the pharmacist will prepare a liquid aliquot using the minimum measurable about of the concentrated drug solution. What is amount of the flavoring vehicle that should be added such that the drug is at the correct concentration in the final compounded preparation? Round the answer to one decimal place. ~ Question 4 & 1pt 298 @ Details Score on last try: 1 of 1 pts. See Details for more. 2 Get a similar question A pharmacist is looking up a table of essential oils for potential use in adding a flavor and smell to a componded liquid product. The pharmacist chooses to use lemongrass oil which has a 0.89 g/mL density. The componded product calls for 0.7% of the total liquid volume to be the "flavor" agent. The pharmacist is preparing 15 oz of the compounded product. What mass of the essential oil should be used to prepare the compounded liquid? Round your answer to three decimal places. Use a conversion of 30mL = 1 oz. 2.804 v ~ Question 5 E1pt 297 petails Score on last try: 1 of 1 pts. See Details for more. 2 Get a similar question A patient presents a prescription for the following: Rx: "API" 5 mg #56 iPOQID x14 d The compounded recipe that produces 5 mg capsules for this extemporaneously prepared product is: Homework 2 API 0.22g Methocel 3.51g Lactose 573 g DTD caps #40 How much of the APl must be measured to prepare the ordered #qty of capsules? Round your answer to three decimal places. Your answer should be in units of grams. 0.308 v Question 3 & 1pt S 97 O Details Score on last try: 1 of 1 pts. See Details for more.