1 :

Hint : 💊Divide dose by tablet strength.

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  • 1.5


Rationale :

🟦Prescribed dose per administration: 0.75 mg

🟦Available tablet strength: 0.5 mg (scored, so it can be split)

🟦Use the formula:

0.75 mg÷0.5 mg/tablet=1.5 tablets


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2 :

Hint : 🧪Divide dose by concentration.

Correct Answers:

  • 3


Rationale :

🟪Prescribed dose is 120 mg per dose.

🟪Available concentration is 200 mg per 5 mL, which equals:

200 mg/5 mL=40 mg/mL

🟪Calculate volume to administer:

120 mg÷40 mg/mL=3 mL


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3 :

Hint : 💊Convert grams to mg first.

Correct Answers:

  • 3


Rationale :

🟧Step 1: Convert grams to milligrams

0.3 g×1000=300 mg

🟧 Step 2: Capsule strength = 100 mg per capsule

🟧 Step 3: Calculate number of capsules

300 mg÷100 mg/capsule=3 capsules


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4 :

Hint : 🥤Multiply total volume by 0.5.

Correct Answers:

  • 140


Rationale :

🟪Step 1: Understand what 50% solution means

A 50% solution means half the volume should be Ensure, and the other half water/diluent.

🟪 Step 2: Total feeding volume = 280 mL

280 mL×0.5=140 mL 

🟪 The remaining 140 mL will be water or another prescribed diluent.


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5 :

Hint : 💊Base dose on amoxicillin content only.

Correct Answers:

  • 2


Rationale :

🟨Prescribed dose: 500 mg of amoxicillin every 8 hours

🟨Available tablet: 250 mg amoxicillin / 125 mg clavulanate

🟨Step 1: Focus only on amoxicillin component

Each tablet provides 250 mg of amoxicillin

🟨 Step 2: Calculate number of tablets needed

500 mg (ordered)÷250 mg/tablet=2 tablets


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6 :

Hint : 💉Divide dose by concentration.

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  • 1.5


Rationale :

🟧 Prescribed dose: 15 mg IM

🟧 Available concentration: 10 mg/mL

🟧 Step 1: Calculate mL to administer

15 mg÷10 mg/mL=1.5 mL


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7 :

Hint : 💧mcg/hr ÷ mcg/mL = mL/hr.

Correct Answers:

  • 100


Rationale :

🟦Step 1: Convert weight to kilograms

183 lb÷2.2=83.2 kg

🟦 Step 2: Calculate dose in mcg/min

8 mcg/kg/min×83.2 kg=665.6 mcg/min

🟦Step 3: Convert to mcg/hour

665.6 mcg/min×60=39,936 mcg/hour

🟦 Step 4: Determine solution concentration

  1. Total drug in bag = 0.1 grams = 100 mg = 100,000 mcg
  2. Volume of solution = 250 mL

100,000 mcg/250 mL=400 mcg/mL

🟦 Step 5: Calculate mL/hour

39,936 mcg/hour/400 mcg/mL=99.84=100 mL/hour


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8 :

Hint : 💊Divide dose by tablet strength.

Correct Answers:

  • 2


Rationale :

🟨Prescribed dose: 0.6 mg SL

🟨Available strength: 0.4 mg per tablet

🟨Calculate number of tablets:

0.6 mg÷0.4 mg/tablet=1.5 tablets=2


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9 :

Hint : 🧪Convert mcg/min → mcg/hr → divide by mcg/mL.

Correct Answers:

  • 22


Rationale :

🟦Step 1: Convert weight to kilograms

198 lb÷2.2=90 kg

🟦 Step 2: Calculate dose in mcg/min

8 mcg/kg/min×90 kg=720 mcg/min8

🟦 Step 3: Convert mcg/min to mcg/hour

720 mcg/min×60=43,200 mcg/hour

🟦 Step 4: Determine solution concentration

  1. Total drug = 100 mg = 100,000 mcg in 50 mL

100,000 mcg/50 mL=2,000 mcg/mL

🟦 Step 5: Calculate mL/hour

43,200 mcg/hour/2,000 mcg/mL=21.6=22 mL/hour


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10 :

Hint : ⏱ Divide total volume by hours.

Correct Answers:

  • 125


Rationale :

🟩Total volume = 1,000 mL

🟩 Infusion time = 8 hours

🟩 Calculate mL/hour:

1,000 mL/8 hours=125 mL/hour


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