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A series of medication dosage calculation problems that nurses may encounter in their practice. The problems cover a range of medications, including antibiotics, diuretics, and pain relievers, and require the nurse to calculate the appropriate dose based on the given information, such as the medication concentration, the desired dose, and the patient's weight or body surface area. Step-by-step solutions to each problem, demonstrating the nurse's ability to accurately and safely administer medications to patients. This resource can be valuable for nursing students and practicing nurses to develop and reinforce their medication dosage calculation skills, which are essential for providing safe and effective patient care.
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the concentration is 100 mg/mL. What volume of the drug should the nurse administer?
10. The nurse is preparing to administer 80 mg of Solu-medrol intravenously (IV) to a client with pneu- monia. The vial states that it has 120 mg per 2 mL. The nurse would correctly draw up which amount? 1.3 mL